Missing Nurse Found In Car Boot

7:02pm UK, Friday December 26, 2008
A nurse who has been missing for more than a week has been found alive in the boot of a car.

Magdeline Makola had not been seen since she left work at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on December 15.

The 38-year-old was found in the car boot in Airdrie at noon, Lothian and Borders Police said.

She was taken to Monklands Hospital in Airdrie for treatment to minor injuries.

A police spokesman said: "Magdeline was discovered just after midday today by officers from Lothian and Borders Police.

"At the moment this inquiry is at its very early stages, and we need to establish the exact circumstances of how Magdeline came to be within the boot of
the vehicle."

Police appealed for anyone who may have seen the nurse since she went missing to get in touch.

In particular, they want to hear from anyone who saw the red Vauxhall Astra, registration Y295 SRS, being driven in the central belt since December 15.

"We believe that the vehicle has been driven in the Chapelhall area of Airdrie, and in Glasgow city centre as well, and we want anyone who thinks they
may have spotted it to get in touch," the spokesman said.

"Anyone with any other information that can assist our inquiries should also contact Lothian and Borders Police as soon as possible.

if the police have the nurse then why dont they ask her what she knows. dont they believe her? dont get that.

StGerald wrote:if the police have the nurse then why dont they ask her what she knows. dont they believe her? dont get that.

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