Has anyone else seen the poster up of a woman missing on Lamma? Does anyone else know anymore info. It seemed a bit vague.

Thanks, Alan for posting the photo. I've been trying to get this photo for our home page and this forum.

http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201103/16/P201103160371.htm
Police today (March 16) appealed for information on a woman missing on Lamma Island.
Janet Gilson, 65, a British woman, who arrived in Hong Kong on March 6, was last seen in her niece's home on Lamma Island on March 15. Her niece made a report to Police today (March 16).
She is about 1.6 metres tall, of thin build and weighs about 45kg. She has a pointed face, short curly white and grey hair and wears glasses.
Anyone who knows the whereabouts of the missing woman or who may have seen her is urged to contact Lamma Island Police Post on 3661 1714 or any police station.

Police search for British woman after mystery disappearance
March 17, 2011 Thursday
Clifford Lo and Simpson Cheung
Police will seek help from the Civil Aid Service to widen their search for a 64-year-old British tourist on Lamma Island this morning after her niece reported her missing.
The move comes after about 20 police officers with tracker dogs yesterday failed to find Janet Gilson on the island in a search focused between Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan.
The niece, Julia Fareed, who has posted photographs of Gilson around Lamma and made inquiries at shops and piers, said: "There is no news, nothing at all ... nobody recognises her picture.
Gilson, who arrived in Hong Kong to stay with her neice on March 5, went missing after leaving the family home in Yung Shue Wan on Tuesday morning
"Went to Sok Ku Wan. Will have something to eat here then ferry to Aberdeen. I will call when can come back. Love Janet" was the last telephone message she sent to her niece on Tuesday morning.
After she had failed to turn up by yesterday morning, the niece reported her missing at the Lamma police post in Yung Shue Wan.
Fareed said she had a very good relationship with her aunt, who had devoted her life to the Salvation Army. "She is much like a second mother to me," she said.
Senior Inspector Kwok Chi-keung, officer in charge of Lamma police post, said Gilson appeared to have left the home in a hurry, without her glasses or usual shoes, leaving her bedroom untidy and a bathroom water heater on.
Kwok said it was not known whether she caught a ferry to Aberdeen on the day.

i hope the police have taken into consideration that the last message in my mind indicates ms gilson had reached sok ku wan

I think that was a note she left before she left the house.

implies that she made it Sok Kwu Wan.

Yet another black mark for HK Police. Under their noses all along and nobody thought to properly search the flat and he must have been a prime suspect with his history of violent behaviour.