Posted: Sun 7th Dec 2014

Found: Appeal After Woman Goes Missing From Town On Friday Evening

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Sunday, Dec 7th, 2014

Update: Great news, we have been told that Lorna Simpson has been found and is ok.

Original Story: Family and friends of a 26-year-old woman last seen late on Friday evening are appealing for her to get in touch.

Lorna Simpson who is described as “thin, pretty with blonde hair, rose bush tattoo covering most of her right arm”, was last seen on Friday evening around 11pm leaving Penny Black in Wrexham town centre heading in the Pen-y-Bryn direction.

Lorna’s sister has been in touch to say: “My sister Lorna Simpson has not been home since Friday.

“My sister was last seen going from Penny Black going toward Pen y Bryn. She has three children who are missing her so much.”

We have been sent the following two pictures of Lorna:

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We have yet to have any details from police on this missing persons report.



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