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48-Year-Old Shirley Ann Waquan Reported Missing in Fort McMurray 9 Years Ago
Fort McMurray, Alberta The Wood Buffalo RCMP and family are asking for the publics assistance in helping to locate a missing 48-year-old female. Shirley Ann Waquan was last seen on July 1st, 2007, in the downtown area of Fort McMurray, but was also known to visit Edmonton, Alberta. Police are continuing to investigate her disappearance. Today marks the ninth year anniversary of Shirley being reported missing.
Shirley is described as:
First Nations
48 years old
Approximately 53 tall, weighing 198 pounds
Brown hair, Brown eyes
Having a tattoo on her right wrist that says SHIRL
Missing several teeth
RCMP ask for help in solving 2007 disappearance
48-Year-Old Shirley Ann Waquan Reported Missing in Fort McMurray 9 Years Ago
Fort McMurray, Alberta The Wood Buffalo RCMP and family are asking for the publics assistance in helping to locate a missing 48-year-old female. Shirley Ann Waquan was last seen on July 1st, 2007, in the downtown area of Fort McMurray, but was also known to visit Edmonton, Alberta. Police are continuing to investigate her disappearance. Today marks the ninth year anniversary of Shirley being reported missing.
Shirley is described as:
First Nations
48 years old
Approximately 53 tall, weighing 198 pounds
Brown hair, Brown eyes
Having a tattoo on her right wrist that says SHIRL
Missing several teeth
RCMP ask for help in solving 2007 disappearance
Sgt. Jack Poitras, a spokesperson with RCMP's K Division, says an investigator was recently speaking with Waquan's family, and is hoping reposting details of Waquan will help anyone familiar with the case remember any overlooked details.
"They were thinking there's no other way to help find closure to what happened," said Poitras. "When it's been this long and nothing has come up, it's good to bring the case back to the public's attention to see if anyone suddenly remembers something they overlooked before."