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Elderly East Kingston woman found after brief search

By Jason Schreiber, Union Leader Correspondent
March 22. 2013 7:11AM

EAST KINGSTON - The search has ended for an elderly woman who was reported to have left her home in a wheelchair early Friday morning.


Madeline Marshall, 77, was found safe shortly after 6 a.m. about a quarter-mile from her home, according to East Kingston Police Chief Reid Simpson.

Simpson said Marshall was reported missing from her home around 4:30 a.m., but is believed to have left the residence earlier in the morning.


State police, along with East Kingston police, fire and ambulance, began a brief search and located Marshall in the area of 23 Maplevale Road. Simpson said she was found adjacent to the road.

Her wheelchair and other items were found a short time later.

Simpson said Marshall will be treated at a local hospital as a precaution.


jschreiber@newstote.com


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