Missing New South Wales woman

QPS Media on Oct 31, 2014 @ 3:17pm

Police are appealing for public assistance to help find a woman reported missing from New South Wales but believed to be in Queensland.

Cheryl Holmes, 62, left her home at Tabulam New South Wales in October 2013. She initially had some contact with family after October but has not been heard from since June. During this time she has travelled to Western Australia, South Australia and the Northern Territory.

Family have not heard from her since June this year. Investigators have determined she was sighted by police at Cooyar on June 22 this year at which time she indicated she was travelling north, possibly to the Normanton area.

Ms Holmes is described as being of slim build, with a fair complexion and grey/light brown hair.

She is believed to be driving a white Toyota ‘troop carrier’ four wheel drive bearing NSW registration ASR57L.

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