Marilyn Ann HERSEY Missing Person Case

Marilyn Ann

HERSEY

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62

62 inches

62 inches

154 lbs

154 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

On a winter evening in Halifax, Nova Scotia, 62-year-old Marilyn Ann Hersey was last seen on January 28, 2006. She had been at the Abbie J. Lane Memorial Building, a facility associated with the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre, on Veterans Memorial Lane. At the time she went missing, Marilyn was described as being 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing around 154 pounds, with a medium build. She had blonde and grey wavy hair and a fair complexion. When she was last seen, she was wearing clothing that offered some protection against the cold: a purple jacket, a purple hat, black sweat pants, and beige hiking boots. The circumstances surrounding Marilyn's disappearance are particularly concerning to those who know and love her, as well as to the authorities handling her case. Marilyn lived with bipolar disorder and required daily medication for several health conditions. When she left the hospital facility, she did not have these essential medications with her, raising immediate fears for her well-being. A brief point of contact occurred about an hour after she was last seen, when she made a phone call to her daughter. During the call, it was believed she was in the vicinity of Almon Street in Halifax, but her exact location could not be pinpointed. This phone call was the last known communication from Marilyn. The years have passed since Marilyn Ann Hersey vanished, but the case remains open. Her disappearance is characterized by a troubling lack of answers and the vulnerability of her situation. Leaving a hospital without necessary medication created a critical timeline for her to be found safely. The phone call to her daughter offered a fleeting moment of hope and a potential clue to her whereabouts, but it did not lead to her discovery. The official investigation, handled by the Halifax Regional Police, continues to seek information that might shed light on what happened to Marilyn after she walked away from the hospital that January evening. Her case is a poignant reminder of the ongoing uncertainty faced by families of the missing, left to wonder about the fate of their loved one.

Jan 28, 2006

Halifax

Nova Scotia

Halifax Regional Police

Halifax Regional

Nova Scotia

902-490-5333

902-490-5333

Law Enforcement

2006-11651

Halifax Regional Police

Blonde

Build: Medium; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Grey, Wavy blonde and greying hair

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