Bellingham Herald

Authorities renew call for information regarding Bellingham woman missing since June

By Jack Belcher,

19 hours ago

A Bellingham woman has been missing since June, and the Bellingham Police Department is asking for help locating her.

Rebekah Marissa Marquez, 32, is unhoused and is known to frequent a few encampments in the Bellingham area. She is 5 feet, 1 inch tall and weighs 140 pounds.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=46O2UX_0vz4wLVT00 — Bellingham police are searching for Rebekah Marissa Marquez, who has not been seen by her immediate family since June. Peters, Megan A./Bellingham Police Department

Bellingham police first posted about Marquez’s disappearance in August but have not heard anything back. Police say the family wants to get in contact with Marquez to verify she is safe.

Anyone with information regarding Marquez’s whereabouts can contact police at 360-676-6911 or www.cob.org/tips and reference case number 24B43357.

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Kelli Nymeyer

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pretty sure I just saw her like a week ago at bakerview Fred's stealing a bunch of stuff.

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