Missing Woman Found

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Thursday, July 30th, 2020 8:20am

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A Jersey woman who's been missing since Sunday night has been found safe and well.

Police say 65-year-old Liz McDougall is being treated at the General Hospital after being outside for several days and nights.

Her family has been informed and officers have thanked everyone for their help in finding her.

The search was one of the biggest in recent history, with Police, Fire and Rescue, Coastguard, Jersey Water and the Channel Islands Air Search plane all called out to help.

Islanders have also been getting involved, searching the eastern parishes over the last few days.

Posting on the Facebook group set up to co-ordinate public searches, Liz's family have shared their gratitude to everyone who got involved searching 'and never gave up hope':

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