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Police renewing appeals for sightings of missing woman

Published: Tue 13 Nov 2018 04:55 PM
Police renewing appeals for sightings of missing woman Michelle Simpson
Tuesday, 13 November 2018 - 4:47pm
Waitemata
Attribute to Inspector Bruce O'Brien, Waitemata North Area Commander
Police are continuing to appeal for sightings of missing Waitakere woman Michelle Simpson, who has not been seen for more than 24 hours.
As the search moves into a second evening, Police's concerns are growing for the safety of Michelle, who was last seen walking along Wairere Road (between Caton and Gregory Road) around 11.30am yesterday morning.
Michelle is 50-years-old, approximately 5 foot tall with short brown hair and is likely to be confused and disorientated.
Inspector Bruce O’Brien says Police have undertaken a wide ground search of the area, which includes dense bush, as well as an aerial search but unfortunately we have been unable to locate Michelle.
“We are urging residents in the neighbourhood to please ensure they check their sheds, backyards or any area where someone may seek shelter.
“We also ask residents in the vicinity of Wairere Road, Caton Road, Gregory Road or Duffy Road to check their security camera footage or dash cam footage if they were driving in the area between 11am – 2pm yesterday.
“We urgently want to hear from anyone who has seen a person matching Michelle’s description. Anyone with information is asked to contact Police by phoning 111,” says Inspector O'Brien.
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