Nanaimo Police Launch Investigation Into Suspicious Disappearance
Nanaimo RCMP have described the disappearance of 65-year-old Sherry Shelley as highly suspicious as the search for the missing woman enters its critical phase. Shelley was last seen on November 13, 2025, according to police authorities who released her photograph in hopes of generating new leads.
Timeline of Events and Police Response
The Nanaimo RCMP initiated their investigation after Shelley was reported missing from the community. Police confirmed they are treating this case with heightened concern due to circumstances surrounding her disappearance that they have deemed unusual and out of character for the missing woman.
Investigators have not disclosed specific details about what makes Shelley's disappearance particularly suspicious, but they have emphasized the urgency of locating her. The RCMP are conducting thorough ground searches and following up on all potential leads in the Nanaimo area and throughout Vancouver Island.
Community Assistance Sought
Nanaimo RCMP are appealing to the public for any information that might help locate Sherry Shelley. Police have released her photograph and are asking residents to come forward with any sightings or relevant information, no matter how insignificant it may seem.
Anyone with information about Sherry Shelley's whereabouts or who may have seen her since November 13, 2025, is urged to contact Nanaimo RCMP immediately. The police have established dedicated lines for tips and are working closely with search and rescue teams to cover all possible areas where Shelley might be located.
This case highlights the ongoing concerns about vulnerable missing persons in British Columbia communities and the critical role public assistance plays in helping police resolve such investigations successfully.
