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Police appeal for help to find missing Withersfield woman

Police are seeking public assistance to locate Lynn Murray, 65, who was last seen this morning in Withersfield.

Suffolk Police have released details about Murray's appearance and last known whereabouts to help the public identify her.

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People are urged to call Suffolk Police on 101 if they know the whereabouts of Lynn Murray(Suffolk Police)

Why it matters: Missing person cases often require community support for a swift and safe resolution.

Key details:

  • Murray was last seen around 11:45 today in the Withersfield area

  • She is described as white, approximately 5ft 7ins tall, with short brown hair

  • At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing dark leggings and a dark top

What they're saying: Suffolk Police are urging anyone with information about Murray's whereabouts to contact them on 101.

In emergency situations, the public is reminded to always call 999.

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