(CNS) UPDATED: After opening a missing person inquiry on Friday, police have now tracked down Maroe Shaw (25). Just one day after he was reported missing, officers on patrol located and spoke with Shaw, who was said to be in good health when he was found. He was taken home by the police to his father’s house in George Town.
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Missing for 2 weeks and only now this has become public?
Without an explanation as to why this took so long, I’m afraid persons will be scared to come forward.
Something “missing” here
Agree. Hope he shows up safe and sound.
In general, adults who decide to go off by themselves somewhere are not considered “missing” until the circumstances suggest it may not have been voluntary. Unlike a child, whose absence is of immediate concern, adults sometimes simply do not want others to know where they have gone.