Police concerned for welfare of missing Dobcross woman

Officers in Oldham are concerned for the welfare of a woman who has gone missing.

Marylyn Taylor, aged 60, who lives in The Square in Dobcross, was last seen on 9 April 2015 at home.  

She is described as white, about 5ft 6in tall with greying hair, she walks with a stupor and has slow speech.

We do not know what she was wearing when she left home, however she has been seen on CCTV wearing a light blue coat.

Detective Inspector Jason Byrne from Oldham Division said: “We are very concerned for the welfare of Marylyn who has not been seen for a few days.

“Marylyn was reported missing yesterday and we have since established she left home without her medication and we want to make sure she is safe and well.  

“If anyone has seen her or has any information of her whereabouts, please call us on 101 as soon as possible.”


UPDATE

Officers in Oldham believe a woman who has gone missing could be in either Southport or Blackpool.

Marylyn Taylor, aged 60 went missing from her home on The Square in Dobcross and was last seen on 9 April 2015.

She is described as white, about 5ft 6in tall with greying hair and she has slow speech.

We do not know what she was wearing when she left home, however she has been seen on CCTV wearing a light blue coat.  We also believe she will be pulling a dark coloured suitcase which is on wheels.

Detective Inspector Lewis Hughes from Oldham division, said: “Marylyn has been missing for nearly a week and we are very concerned for the welfare.

“Marylyn requires regular medication which she has left home without and we along with her family want to know she is safe and well.

“She may have travelled to either Southport or Blackpool by train and we are keen to hear from anyone who has seen Marylyn or has any information of her whereabouts.”

Please call the police on 101 if you have any information


UPDATE

Marylyn Taylor, 60, who was missing from her home on The Square in Dobcross has been found safe and well.

 

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MISSING: Marylyn Taylor