Auckland City Missing person

Monday, 25 June 2012, 8:15 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police

BOYD/Faithful/Irene DOB: 30/07/1941 of Rowena Cr, Glen Innes.

She was last seen at about 11am on the 22nd (Friday) of June 2012 and was walking towards the Glen Innes shops on Taniwha street.

At this time BOYD was wearing:

- 3/4 light blue pants
- Black top with white polka dots
- Black cap with silver fern & New Zealand embroidered in white

Irene is currently on medication for Diabetes. She also has the onset of Alzheimer's. It is believed that her medication is on her. The medication which she takes for Diabetes is not insulin (she is not insulin dependant however needs to take the pills).

Any sightings of Irene please call Police.

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