Missing Indigenous woman last seen in Burnaby. B.C, police say
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Burnaby RCMP say they are "very concerned" for the missing woman. She was last seen in the area of Kincaid Street and Ingleton Avenue.
Burnaby RCMP is asking for public assistance in locating 28-year-old Asliigh Giesler who went missing on Wednesday, Dec. 13.
She was last seen in the area of Kincaid Street and Ingleton Avenue around 4:30. p.m.
Giesler is described as standing five-feet-seven-inches tall with a slim build. She was wearing a black hoodie, a black puffy jacket and blue jeans that had rips on both legs when she was last seen.
Police are “very concerned” about her well-being and are asking anyone who may have seen her or has information on her whereabouts to call the Burnaby RCMP at 604-646-9999.
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