Police Renew Urgent Appeal for Missing 29-Year-Old Last Seen at Truro Hospital
Six weeks have passed since Holly Collinson walked out of Royal Cornwall Hospital wearing a gown, a green jumper and plastic bags for socks. She has not been seen since.
Devon and Cornwall Police remain concerned for her welfare and are renewing their appeal to the public for information.
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Last Known Movements
Holly was last seen leaving Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro on Tuesday 31st March at 10.10am. Officers are still working to piece together her movements after she left the hospital and want to hear from anyone who saw her that morning.
What She Was Wearing
When Holly left the hospital she was wearing a hospital gown, a green jumper and trainers. Underneath the trainers she had black and yellow bags being used as socks. She was carrying a white plastic bag and a black guitar.
Police think she may have changed her clothing since leaving the hospital, so they are asking the public to come forward with sightings of anyone matching her description or any information that could help.
She may also be using a crutch.
Description
Holly is described as a white female of slim build, 5ft 7ins tall, with blue eyes. Her hair was straight and dark, with the upper half plum to red in colour and the lower half darker. Her hair fell below shoulder length.
She has links to Bude, Newquay and Truro.
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Sightings So Far
Since the first appeal, officers have received a number of calls from members of the public reporting possible sightings. None have led police to locate her. Officers thanked everyone who has come forward and asked the public to keep reporting information.
How to Help
Police are appealing for anyone who was driving in the Truro area on Tuesday 31st March to check their dash cam footage.
Anyone who has seen Holly or knows where she is should call 999 quoting log 733 of Friday 1st May.
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