Update: Police Seek Public's Help in Finding Missing Woman

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Redmond Police are unsure whether foul play could be involved in the disappearance of a Redmond woman who has been missing for more than a week.

Lorill Sinclaire, 48, was last seen by family on Nov. 8. She is 5’8”, 145 pounds, with blonde/auburn hair and green eyes.

Her car, a burgundy 1991 Ford Escort, WA 075ZOZ, is also missing and has not been seen since Nov. 8.

Jim Bove, a spokesman for the , said Sinclaire's family told police it was "unusal for her to just disappear," especially because she is the primary caregiver of her 16-year-old son.

Sinclaire is divorced and previously went by the name Lorill Bryden, Bove said.

Police are unsure at this point whether foul play could be involved in Sinclaire's disappearance, Bove said.

“We can’t rule it out, but we don’t really have specific evidence of it either," he said. "It’s undetermined at this point.”

At this point, investigators are focusing their search on her computer and phone records, he said.

If you have information regarding Lorill Sinclaire or her whereabouts please contact the Redmond Police Department at (425) 556-2500.

—From a Redmond Police Department news release