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Woman Missing Since Nov. Located In Toronto

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Linda Hegg, 56, was reported missing in November. On Tuesday, police in Toronto announced they had found her. (Toronto Police Service) Linda Hegg, 56, was reported missing in November. On Tuesday, police in Toronto announced they had found her. (Toronto Police Service)
TORONTO, Canada -

A 56-year-old Newark, Delaware woman who was reported missing more than a month ago was found in Toronto, Canada, police announced Tuesday.

Linda Hegg was reported missing on November 5 by the Newark Police Department. She was reported to have had an undisclosed medical condition.

Investigators say two days later, on November 7, a person from Canada who had seen the Newark Police press release told investigators they had heard of a case in which Toronto police were working to identify a woman known only as Linda.

Investigators say the woman walked into a Toronto shelter in September.

The information was forwarded to police in Toronto, who used DNA to positively identify the woman as Hegg.

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