CANADA Canada- Mo Na Hu, 41, Toronto (Queens Quay/Spadina) April 2021

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July 2021

Police seek help finding missing woman, 41, last seen in April in downtown Toronto

Police are appealing for the public’s help in finding a missing woman in downtown Toronto.

www.toronto.com

''Police are appealing for the public’s help in finding a missing woman in Toronto.

Police said Mo Na Hu, 41, was last seen in April in the Queens Quay West and Spadina Avenue area though she was reported missing months later, on July 15.

She is 5’5” tall, 140 pounds with long dark hair and dark eyes.


Police said they are “concerned for her safety” and are asking anyone with information to contact 52 Division at 416-808-5200 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), online at 222tips.com or text TOR and your message to CRIMES (8477).''

 

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https://canoe.com/news/local-news/the-missing-detectives-wont-rest-until-there-is-closure/wcm/b63bdbc8-a9e6-

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July 3 2022

''At least half a dozen times a day, Toronto cops put out a missing person notice.
Typically, they are found within hours.



But sometimes they’re not.



In the wake of the Bruce MacArthur serial killer investigation, Toronto Police have rebooted its missing persons unit, dormant since the early 1990s. The unit now falls under the homicide umbrella.



In yellowing files, there are hundreds of men, women and children who simply vanished.



“These are all people that have disappeared without a trace,” Det.-Sgt. Steve Smith told the Toronto Sun. “There are many reasons why people go missing, but it is rare that they are never heard from again.”



The head of the cold case and missing persons unit said cops need the public’s help in finding answers.



“Any tip is vital no matter how insignificant you might think it is,” Smith said, adding his unit is “actively investigating all of these historical cases.



“We won’t rest until t there is closure to all our outstanding cases. These missing persons and their families deserve no less.”

 

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THE MISSING: Detectives won't rest 'until there is closure'

At least half-a-dozen times a day, Toronto cops put out a missing person notice.

canoe.com

MO NA HU

WHEN: July 15, 2021

411: Hu’s sister had not heard from her for several months when she contacted police. Officers discovered that Hu, 42, had left the home three years before without a forwarding address. Instead, detectives learned Hu took short-term rentals, the last one a condo on the waterfront. She told one person she planned to travel home. There is no evidence she left the country.

 

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THE MISSING: Detectives won't rest 'until there is closure'

At least half-a-dozen times a day, Toronto cops put out a missing person notice.

canoe.com

MO NA HU

WHEN: July 15, 2021

411: Hu’s sister had not heard from her for several months when she contacted police. Officers discovered that Hu, 42, had left the home three years before without a forwarding address. Instead, detectives learned Hu took short-term rentals, the last one a condo on the waterfront. She told one person she planned to travel home. There is no evidence she left the country.

Came across this.. no idea if legit or not, imo.

Missing Persons in Canada

A directory of Canada's missing persons reported to the RCMP.

www.missings.ca

 

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Came across this.. no idea if legit or not, imo.

Missing Persons in Canada

A directory of Canada's missing persons reported to the RCMP.

www.missings.ca

Yeah, I'm not sure either. Hopefully Mo is okay.