UPDATE: Six Nations Police locate missing woman last seen three weeks ago

Six Nations Police have located a woman who had been missing since March 1

According to a Facebook post, Six Nations Police found Jerri-Lyn King, 26, in Hamilton on March 21, “unharmed and in good spirits.”

On March 7, police say they spoke with King’s mother, who told them that her daughter was going to work at an unknown location on March 1.

She had not been heard from since then.

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King’s mother told police that she didn’t know any of her friends or where she might be staying, but said that she has picked her up in Hamilton in the past.

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She was described as being between six-foot-one and six-foot-two with a heavier build, a light complexion and dark reddish-brown hair. She was last seen wearing a red and black nylon hoodie that says “KT Gas and Convenience”, black or navy track pants, and green or brown glasses.

She may have also had a green sweatshirt and a bag of clothes with her.

Six Nations Police thank the public for their assistance.