New images released in hunt for missing Lynne

Friday, 5 April 2024 01:00

New images have been released by detectives looking for a missing 69-year-old woman from Downton near Salisbury.

The footage shows Lynne Morrall getting off a bus in Breamore, near Downton, at 6.53 pm on Thursday 21st March.

She is shown wearing a hat, navy coat and gloves.

Detective Inspector Guy Williams said: “We know that Lynne got off the bus at Breamore - a rural area just over the border in Hampshire and about three miles to her home in Downton.

“We are now calling on anyone in the area to contact us if they remember seeing Lynne. We are asking landowners in the area to check sheds and outbuildings.

“Additionally anyone who may have dash cam or CCTV footage taken from the evening of 21 March to please review any recordings.”

Lynne was reported missing last week and Wiltshire Police detectives have been piecing together her movements by tracking CCTV footage and appealing to members of the public for information.

If you can help please contact us on 101 quoting log 54240033697

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