Ontario's Missing Adults

BAILEY, Emily

Vision – occasionally wears black rimmed glasses

Moles – visible moles on face near chin and neck

Right forearm – tattoo of an elephant on inside right forearm/above wrist
Left forearm – tattoo of Batman logo on outer left forearm

Build – medium
Complexion – light/fair

Jacket/coat – long winter coat, black in colour
Sweater – ‘Billabong’ hoodie, yellow in colour

Backpack – light blue, with black handles

Emily was last seen December 31, 2021 in Hamilton. Emily is in very frequent contact with family and friends. Her lack of contact and activity on social media is very much out of character for Emily. After not being able to locate her, Emily was reported missing to police on January 10, 2022.

Update:
As a result of the current investigation, homicide detectives have taken over the case as there are indications that that Emily may be the victim of foul play. They would like to speak with anyone who may have seen Emily on the evening of, or since, her disappearance.

There is reason to believe that Emily attended a party or some sort of get-together on the evening of that she went missing at Weir Street North.

Furthermore, police would like to speak with the owner of a dark GMC or Chevrolet pickup truck whose driver may have had some connection to Emily in the week before her disappearance.

Anyone with information who wishes to remain anonymous, is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 .

Det./Cst. Kimberley Walker – Hamilton Police Service
By phone: 905-540-6477 or 905-546-3843
Additional Details and Contacts

National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains
CBC.ca – March 2, 2022 Edition