Elderly woman found wandering in Kingston 2
Siblyn Graham
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July 16, 2017

Elderly woman found wandering in Kingston 2

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Rollington Town police is seeking the public’s assistance in reuniting an elderly woman with her family.

She was found wandering on Dunoon Road, off Windward Road in Kingston 2 about 5:00 pm today. She is believed to be in her eighties and gave her name as Siblyn Graham.

The woman is of dark complexion, medium build and is about 163 centimetres (5 feet 4 inches) tall. She is clad in a stripe red, blue and white blouse, blue denim skirt and a pair of black slippers.

Anyone who may be able to reunite Siblyn Graham with her family is being asked to contact the Rollington Town police at 922-2693, police 119 emergency number or the nearest police station.

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