Police: Missing Marcus Hook woman seen in Delaware

A 52-year-old lady, some time ago of Elsmere, has been absent for over two weeks from her home in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, as per Caln Township police in Chester County.

Barbara Keenan was looking for treatment at Brandywine Hospital on July 9 and was released from the healing center that day, police said. She has not been come to subsequent to, but rather a lady coordinating her portrayal was seen a week ago strolling at around 8:30 a.m. in the range of Limestone Road and Kirkwood Highway through the parking area of the Midway Shopping Center in Milltown.

The witness said the lady was strolling toward Limestone Road past the McDonald's eatery on July 21, police said. Keenan is additionally acquainted with Rodney Square in Wilmington, police said.

Powers say Keenan, who lives in Marcus Hook, experiences therapeutic conditions that require day by day pharmaceutical.

She was portrayed as around 5 feet 2 inches tall with a medium form. She stands and strolls with a shelter the right side and is feeling the loss of a top tooth that is recognizable when she grins, police said.

Keenan's hair is dim with red highlights and is ordinarily worn in an interlaced braid out her back. She was last wearing her hair pulled back and hanging down before her right shoulder, police said. She additionally wore a creatively colored short-sleeve shirt, dull capri pants with blurring on the right front shin territory and purple Crocs.

Anybody with data on Keenan's whereabouts ought to contact the Caln Township Police Department at (610) 383-1821, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or (610) 383-7000.