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Richmond: Police lead search for missing woman with history of suicide attempts

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Updated: Wednesday, 5:59 p.m. Katherine Engle has been safely located, according to a report from The Aware Foundation.

 

Richmond Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing 58-year-old Katherine Engle.

Engle was last seen on Sept. 21 at 9:15 p.m. in the ER of the Retreat Hospital in Richmond. She was wearing gray sweatpants and a black shirt.

Engle suffers from mental health issues, including a history of suicide attempts. She has a mole on the bottom left side of her lip and scars on her left wrist.

She s 5’4”, 185 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.

If anyone has any information regarding her whereabouts, contact the Richmond City Police Department/4th Precinct at (804)-646-4105.

 




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