Menu

Topics

Connect

Comments

Want to discuss? Please read our Commenting Policy first.

City worker finds wallet belonging to missing Burlington senior

WATCH ABOVE: A brown wallet was found in a car prompting another police search for 79-year-old Helen Robertson, who has been missing since July. Her case and that of a missing Barrie senior has some questioning if more needs to be done to protect seniors living with dementia. Lama Nicolas reports – Apr 25, 2017

There’s a new clue in regards to last summer’s disappearance of an elderly Burlington woman.

Story continues below advertisement

Halton Regional Police say a brown leather wallet belonging to 79-year-old Helen Robertson has been found by a city worker in the area of Dundas Street and Tim Dobbie Drive.

Detective Joe Barr says it was found inside a fenced field at Norton Park on Monday morning. He says he thinks it was tossed there over the weekend, after being found at some other location.

Barr notes that the ladies’ Fossil wallet appears to “have been exposed to the elements for some time.”

Police are appealing to the finder to come forward and tell them where it was originally located so that a further ground search can be undertaken.

Robertson, an Alzheimer’s sufferer, has been missing since July 5, 2016.

“This is the first meaningful update we’ve had in some time with regards to Helen’s disappearance,” Barr said.

Story continues below advertisement
A wallet belonging to missing Burlington senior Helen Robertson has been found at Norton Park. Halton Regional Police

 

Advertisement

You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.

View Original Article