MISSING: Woman last seen June 4 in Kilcoy
Police and family hold concern for her wellbeing as she has a medical condition which requires medication.
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POLICE are working to find a 39-year-old woman reported missing from Kilcoy.
Leanne Edwards was seen leaving a residence on Robson Street around 3.30pm on Thursday, June 4.
She was last seen several hours later walking along Kilcoy-Esk Road, around 7pm.
Police and family hold concern for her wellbeing as she has a medical condition which requires medication. Her disappearance is also out of character.
Leanne is described as caucasian in appearance, around 170cm tall with shoulder length brown hair. She was last seen wearing black pants, a khaki green jacket, and carrying a small back pack.
Police are appealing to Leanne, or anyone who knows her whereabouts, to come forward.
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