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Emma Fillipoff missing persons case: Police appeal for information 12 years later [Video]

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On the anniversary of her disappearance, police in Victoria renewed their appeal for information in Emma Fillipoff’s 12-year-old missing persons case.

Fillipoff was last seen on Nov. 28, 2012, near the Empress Hotel. Police were called to check in on her as she seemed to be walking around in a distressed state. The Victoria Police Department says officers spoke with her “at length,” before determining she was well enough and Fillipoff moved on.

The woman, who was age 26 at the time, has not been seen or heard from since. Over the more than a decade since her disappearance there have been hundreds of tips from across Canada and beyond, but no confirmed sightings.

The latest appeal for information focuses on a person of interest in the case dubbed the “Green Shirt Guy.” The individual was seen in Vancouver’s Gastown neighbourhood on May 27, 2014, claiming to be Fillipoff’s boyfriend.

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