Photo of Jessica Elson provided by St. Thomas police.

Missing St. Thomas Woman Found Safe

By Matt Weverink

November 1, 2017 - 8:13am

A St. Thomas woman who was missing for a week and a half has been found safe.

Acting Chief of Police for the St. Thomas Police Service Chris Herridge tweeted out the update Tuesday evening.

Jessica Elson has been located safe & sound. Thx 2 our media partners & followers for spreading the missing person alert thru social media. https://t.co/V5znwzluui
— Chris Herridge (@ActingChiefSTPS) October 31, 2017

Ellson was reported missing for ten days and friends and family had been concerned for her welfare.

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