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SHANNON KERR, 25 – GLASGOW
By MissingAlerts Team
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LAST SEEN LOCATION
An urgent appeal has been issued to help locate 25-year-old Shannon Kerr, who has been reported missing from the Maryhill area of Glasgow.
Shannon was last seen on Friday evening (28 March 2026) in Maryhill. She has not made any contact since, which is out of character and causing serious concern.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Shannon is known to have diabetes, making this situation particularly urgent due to potential health risks without access to medication or support.
Maryhill is a well-connected area with transport links into Glasgow city centre and surrounding districts, meaning she may have travelled further.
POLICE APPEAL
Enquiries are ongoing to trace Shannon, and her family have made direct appeals for information.
Local residents, shop workers, and anyone who was in the area on Friday evening are urged to think back and report anything that may help.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Share this appeal across social media.
Check CCTV or recall any sightings.
Contact police with any information.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Police Scotland on 101.
Shannon, if you see this appeal, please contact your family. They are extremely worried about you.
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