MISSING OAP FEARS GROW
Missing OAP-fears grow
FEARS are growing about the safety of an elderly woman last seen in Omagh on the day of the bombing atrocity.
Ballygawley pensioner, Agnes McSorley told a friend on August 13 that she was going on holiday.
But on August 15, the day of the horror blast, the 81 year old woman was spotted in Omagh. She has not been seen since.
She is described as being five feet tall with a stout build, pale complexion and brown permed hair.
Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of the missing pensioner should contact detectives at Dungannon ( 01868-752525).
It is not thought likely that Ms McSorley was caught up in the Omagh blast, but the theory is not being completely ruled out of investigations.
FEARS are growing about the safety of an elderly woman last seen in Omagh on the day of the bombing atrocity.
Ballygawley pensioner, Agnes McSorley told a friend on August 13 that she was going on holiday.
But on August 15, the day of the horror blast, the 81 year old woman was spotted in Omagh. She has not been seen since.
She is described as being five feet tall with a stout build, pale complexion and brown permed hair.
Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of the missing pensioner should contact detectives at Dungannon ( 01868-752525).
It is not thought likely that Ms McSorley was caught up in the Omagh blast, but the theory is not being completely ruled out of investigations.
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Publisher: SUNDAY LIFE
Ref: SL/042
Published Date: 23-Aug-98
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