Arkansas Realtor Beverly Carter went to show a home in the city of Scott on Thursday . Then , she vanished . On Sunday , a court issued an arrest warrant for Aaron M. Lewis , 33 , in her disappearance . Police did n't say how they linked him to Carter . Lewis is still at large . Lewis had been in a traffic accident , and police went to scene , said Pulaski County Sheriff 's Office spokesman Lt. Carl Minden . Lewis was taken to the hospital and , once there , left . Dozens of volunteers -- maybe as many as 200 , according to authorities -- spent their Sunday searching for the missing woman in the Little Rock area . They will resume their search Monday . Her last phone call to her husband came Thursday afternoon , telling him the address where she would be . When hours went by with no further word from her , Carl Carter says he `` knew something was wrong . '' This mysterious disappearance of the 49-year-old resonated among fellow Realtors , who posted their own fears on a Facebook page set up for sharing information about her case . Carl Carter reported his wife missing that same Thursday , according to the Pulaski County , Arkansas , Sheriff 's Office . Before calling authorities , Carl Carter went to the address of the home Beverly Carter was showing and saw her brown Cadillac parked there , the Sheriff 's Office said . Noticing the property was open , the husband entered and searched for his wife without success , according to the Sheriff 's Office . There has been activity on her cell phone since she disappeared , Minden said . Beverly Carter , who according to her employer 's website has been married for 34 years and has four grandchildren , was last seen wearing a black sleeveless shirt and red capris . The search has focused on an area of flat farmland and swamp around the Arkansas River , Minden said . The Sheriff 's Office has asked all owners of large tracts of land in the Scott area to search their properties . `` I feel like I 'm in a fog , or a horrible nightmare from which I ca n't awaken , '' Beverly Carter 's son , also named Carl , wrote on a Facebook post . `` She needs us , and we must continue to pray ( and ) brainstorm ways to find her . '' The elder Carl -- Beverly 's husband -- told CNN affiliate KARK that `` I would just like to have my wife back . '' The social media hashtag # FindBeverly has gained steam , and the Facebook page about her disappearance was followed by more than 18,000 people as of Sunday evening . The Facebook page is filled with prayers for Beverly and her family , but also is a sounding board for Realtors from across the country on the issue of safety in their profession . `` I have been a Realtor for 36 years , and it gets more dangerous all the time , '' wrote Patricia Schmitz Manos , who described her method for sharing information about her location with family while showing homes . Another Realtor , Sharon Lynn Jarrell-Fleming , emphasized how she never shows a home alone . `` Partner up with an agent in your office for showings ... if someone is out to harm you they will if you 're alone , '' she wrote . `` Buddy system ! '' Others argued for Realtors to carry guns while showing homes . Others favored pepper spray or other deterrents . `` This is always a fear I 've had , '' Nancy Israel Valene wrote . `` I am praying you find Beverly . She is me , she is you , and she is the entire Realtor community nationwide . Who could have imagined that this is a dangerous job ? Not me . ''
Volunteers will resume their search for the Realtor on Monday . Police issue arrest warrant for Aaron Lewis , who is still at large . Arkansas resident Beverly Carter went missing while showing a home . Her disappearance has raised the issue of safety in the profession .