The family of missing Wootton woman Victoria Bailey are speaking out in an effort to encourage anyone who has not yet spoken to police with information about her disappearance to come forward.
Victoria hasn’t been seen since Saturday 7th June – three weeks tomorrow. Now, her family have spoken out in a further bid to locate Vicky, who was reported from her home in Red Road, Wootton by her family.
Lisa Lawrenson, has issued the following appeal to her sister:
“Vicky please make contact with me or Mum, the police or anyone just to let us know that you are safe and well. You don’t have to tell us where you are just that you are OK as we are desperately worried about you. We all miss you terribly and love you very much. Please Vicky.”
She added:
“Our family is desperate for news of Vicky’s whereabouts. Also I implore if anyone has found a mobile phone or a rucksack to hand them into police as a matter of urgency.”
53-year-old Vicky was last seen at 14:18 on 7th June in Freshwater as she was getting off the number 12 bus. Victoria is then believed to have walked towards Tennyson Trail. She was wearing sunglasses, a beige/brown jacket, dark top, scarf, and blue jeans at this time.
Full details of her disappearance can be found here.
Anyone who may have seen Victoria is being urged to contact DS John Walton at Newport police station on 101 quoting 44140200577 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
