Fletcher is suffering from a serious medical condition and needs to be located. (VicPD)

Fletcher is suffering from a serious medical condition and needs to be located. (VicPD)

MISSING: 59-year-old Pamela Fletcher

Fletcher was last seen in the area near Royal Jubilee Hospital on Dec. 10

Victoria police are asking for the public’s help in finding Pamela Fletcher, a 59-year-old woman missing since Dec. 10.

Fletcher is described as a 5’5” Caucasian woman with a small build, weighing 108 pounds. She has brown eyes and long, grey hair, though she occasionally dyes her hair brown.

She was last seen in the area near Royal Jubilee Hospital on Dec. 10. She often has coffee at the Esquimalt McDonalds.

Fletcher is suffering from a serious medical condition and needs to be located.

If you see Pamela Fletcher, please call 911. If you have information about her, please call VicPD non-emergency line at 250-995-7654. To report what you know anonymously, please call Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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