Missing Calgary woman found in Manitoba

By News Staff

Posted Jun 13, 2014 12:23 pm.

This article is more than 5 years old.

The search for a missing Calgary woman has come to a successful end.

Manitoba RCMP revealed over social media Friday morning they had safely located Michelle Matovich.

There is still no word yet on where the 28-year-old was found or why she was missing.

Matovich had last spoken to her family members on the May long weekend.

Her car was found abandoned ten days ago along the highway with luggage, a cell phone and a map inside.

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