Police release latest images of missing woman Jessica Zrinski
The last moments of a missing woman who vanished almost two months ago have been revealed.
The last moments of a missing woman who vanished almost two months ago have been revealed.
Police have released CCTV with the last known images of a 30-year-old Jessica Zrinski
who was last seen walking in the Bossley Park area, in Sydney, between 8.35pm and 9.50pm on Friday November 25.
The footage captured Ms Zrinski’s last-known movements late into the evening as she walked along Zadro Ave and then past a club on Prairie Vale Road about 9.45pm.
She was then seen walking in the opposite direction about five minutes later.
She was reported missing a week later.
“Police and family members hold grave concerns for her welfare due to a number of health-related matters,” a police spokesman said.
She is known to carry little to no cash, uses public transport and can display erratic behaviours.
The 30-year-old is of caucasian appearance, 165cm tall, of thin build and blonde hair.
She has a tattoo on her right index finger, inside left wrist and tattoo on the back of her neck.
When last seen, she was wearing long black leggings, a yellow long-sleeved shirt and flat shoes.
However, in the CCTV footage she had changed into an orange singlet and was carrying a cream handbag.
Jessica is known to frequent the Bossley Park, Smithfield, Fairfield, Wetherill Park, Edensor Park, Cabramatta areas, as well as Sydney CBD.
Anyone with information into Jessica’s whereabouts is urged to contact Fairfield Police, or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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