 
 
		
Anne Maree Richardson, Bundaberg: Ms Richardson (37 at the time of her disappearance) was last seen at a Targo Street, Bundaberg address in July 2011. She is described as being 140cm tall, of Aboriginal appearance, small build with dark shoulder length hair.
Anne Richardson, 37, was last seen in Rockhampton on August 5 last year.
Queensland police are concerned for her welfare as she has not contacted family or friends since her disappearance.
Ms Richardson is Aboriginal, 140cm tall, with black hair and a slim build.
Police have asked anyone who may have scene Ms Richardson to contact 
	BankSA Crime Stoppers on 1800 33 000 or online at
	www.sa.crimestoppers.com.au. CONCERNS are held for the welfare of a 37-year-old Bundaberg woman 
		who has been missing for more than six months. Anne Richardson, a long-term Bundaberg resident, was last seen in 
		Rockhampton on August 5. Bundaberg Criminal Investigation Branch Detective Senior Sergeant 
		Joe Hildred said Ms Richardson was reported missing by a friend on 
		Saturday. "Police hold concerns for her safety and we're very keen to locate 
		her," he said. Det Snr Sgt Hildred said she was described as Aboriginal, 140cm 
		tall, with black hair and a slim build. "It's been several months since she was last seen by members of 
		her family," he said. "If she is reading this, could she please just contact her foster 
		mother in Bundaberg. "She doesn't have to tell us where she is, but we would appreciate 
		some contact." Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers 
		anonymously on 1800 333 000 or Bundaberg police on 4153 9111.   Anne Maree Richardson was last seen in Rockhampton on August 
			5, 2011. Police have initiated an operation to investigate her 
			disappearance and hold grave concerns for her welfare as she has not 
			been in contact with family or friends for a number of months. She is described as Aboriginal, 140cm tall, black hair and 
			with a slim build.  Police are appealing to anyone that may have information to 
			contact police or Crimestoppers. Anyone with information which could assist police with their 
			investigations should contact Crime Stoppers anonymously via 1800 
			333 000 or crimestoppers.com.au 24hrs a day.     
	Fears held for missing woman