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Missing woman last seen in Quesnel according to Mackenzie RCMP

The Mackenzie RCMP received confirmation that Alice Maureen Chingee was last seen in Quesnel.

According to police, she was dropped off south of town on Sales Road, and planned to hitchhike to Vancouver.

It’s believed to have possibly happened between July 15th and 18th of 2024, and was last seen wearing a purple sweater and carrying a large bag.

Those who were in Quesnel, along Highway 97 in that time and have dash cam video, or have information as to where Chingee may be, or have seen her, is asked to call the Mackenzie RCMP at (250) 997-3288.

Chingee was reported missing to the Mackenzie RCMP on July 18th, 2024.

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