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Fears mount for missing Kaitaia woman Theres'a Urlich last seen hitch-hiking

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12 Mar, 2018 07:00 PMQuick Read

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Theres'a Urlich, who has been missing for nearly two months. Photo / Supplied

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Fears are mounting for a Far North woman who was last seen five weeks ago.

The last known sighting of Theres'a Urlich was on February 4 when she was hitch-hiking south on State Highway 1 between Awanui and Kaitaia.

Senior Sergeant Sarah Wihongi, of Kaitaia police, said Urlich's family was growing increasingly concerned as time went by without contact. It was out of character for her to be missing for so long.

Police had done the usual missing person checks, looked for her in and around Kaitaia, and called for sightings via the Northland Police Facebook page. That had sparked plenty of concerns about her welfare but no concrete information.

''She's a friendly soul and quite distinctive, so she's well known around Kaitaia.''

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Urlich was wearing a bright yellow jacket and three-quarter black pants when last seen.

Wihongi urged anyone with information, no matter how insignificant it seemed, to contact Acting Sergeant Elton Braithwaite at the Kaitaia station on (09) 405 6500.

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