Gaynor lord why did she leave

The year-old has not been seen since Friday - when she left work at the Bullards Gin counter in Jarrolds department store early.

By Arthur Parashar. It's been six days since mother-of-three Gaynor Lord vanished, sparking a huge police operation to try and locate her which has involved thorough underwater searches and desperate appeals to the public. Norfolk Constabulary's investigation has centred on Wensum Park in Norwich, where the year-old's belongings were discovered on Friday evening. Her handbag, glasses, jewellery and mobile phone were found in the park, while her olive-coloured coat was retrieved from the River Wensum. Police have released CCTV of Mrs Lord's last known movements - including fresh video this afternoon which shows the missing woman walking down the streets before she vanished.

Gaynor lord why did she leave

It has been a week since the disappearance of Gaynor Lord from Norwich. The year-old mother-of-three went missing last Friday after she left work from Jarrolds department store in the city centre. Gaynor left work more than an hour early at 2. Her whereabouts for the next half hour were unknown, prompting speculation that she may have met someone in the cathedral grounds. Twenty minutes later, she was seen on the Close at the entrance to the cathedral and shortly before exiting through the archway she put her coat on. She was spotted walking away from the cathedral in Queens Street at 3. She then walked into Bakers Road at 4. The updated timeline follows a series of police enquiries and reviews of CCTV footage this week. It led police to say they "now understand her movements through the city centre". A member of the public found items belonging to Gaynor, including clothing and jewellery, more than a mile away in Wensum Park on Friday evening. The discovery was reported to police shortly after 8pm, more than five hours after her disappearance. Officers were able to identify Gaynor from ID in her handbag and visited her home address, where they learned that she had failed to return home from work. Over the weekend, specialist search teams carried out extensive searches of the area, including water-based searches carried out with assistance from the force's Marine Unit, Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service and the Coastguard. A witness has also reported seeing someone who could have been Gaynor at 4pm in the park - she said the woman removed her coat and performed a yoga pose.

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By Arthur Parashar. It's been exactly a week since Gaynor Lord disappeared in Norwich, sparking a huge police search operation involving specialist divers and underwater drones. The married mother-of-three left work on Friday afternoon, hurried through the city centre, called her friend twice and spent over 30 minutes at Norwich Cathedral in a series of events which police described as 'out of character'. Officers said although the body has not been formally identified, Mrs Lord's family have been informed and are being supported. The police force have spent several days scouring the River Wensum and Wensum Park, where Mrs Lord's belongings were found seven days ago.

Detectives searching for missing Gaynor Lord have "some indications" as to why she left work early on the day she vanished. The year-old mother disappeared on Friday after leaving her job at a Norwich gin outlet early at pm. Her belongings were found across Wensum Park as police comb the area and divers search through the river there. Police said they were unable to establish with "any degree of confidence" Ms Lords state of mind when she went missing. Speaking at the park, Chief Superintendent Dave Buckley of Norfolk Police said it will take "a couple of days" to complete a search of the stretch of river. Mr Buckley explained: "We've got some indications as to why she behaved the way in which she did but what we're doing is we're just working backwards now to actually truly understand what may have taken place.

Gaynor lord why did she leave

The force said formal identification would take place on Sunday. The death was not being treated as suspicious, it added. Earlier this month, Lord, 55 went missing after leaving work in Norwich. Lord was last seen leaving her job as a retail assistant at the Bullards gin counter at Jarrolds department store more than an hour before her shift was due to end. She had been due to finish work at 4pm but left via a loading bay at 2. CCTV footage showed her leaving work, hurrying through the city centre and visiting the nearby cathedral grounds before making her way towards a park.

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Twenty minutes later, she was seen on the Close at the entrance to the cathedral and shortly before exiting through the archway she put her coat on. At about 12pm, officers could be seen recovering a body from the river in a black bag. Wensum Park remains closed so officers can conduct their search. Picture: Norfolk Police. What happened to Gaynor Lord? The sea turtle that swallowed a rubber witch's finger: Heartbreaking images show the devastating impact of Around three minutes after leaving work, Mrs Lord is seen making her way in to the cathedral grounds. US Edition. Kanye West's wife has assured loved ones she 'knows what she's doing' Irina Shayk flashes her bottom in VERY flirty photo shoot before she hits an Oscar party Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service has been assisting the search and on Wednesday expanded the water search capabilities by calling on colleagues from Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service to assist with a specialist underwater drone. Deep sea expedition uncovers more than never-before-seen species off the coast of New Zealand Police do not know what happened during the 34 minutes and asked for the public to help fill this gap. Police have described Mrs Lord's behaviour as 'out of character' and admitted they haven't been able to establish her state of mind the day she vanished. The truth about Ozempic's side-effects: Long-term consequences of weight loss drug are only now emerging

Tributes have begun to pour in for missing mother-of-three Gaynor Lord, whose body was found in the River Wensum on Friday. Ms Lord went missing on Friday December 8, after she left work in Norwich over an hour early. Her final known movements were captured on CCTV as she walked through Norwich city centre after leaving work over an hour early.

Graham Usher, the Bishop of Norwich, said prayers were being 'offered here for the safety of missing Norwich woman Gaynor Lord, for her family and friends, and the emergency services who are searching for her. Norfolk Constabulary said the approach has been to conduct thorough and systematic searches of the area using Licensed Search Officers who are experts in specialist, fingertip searches. Star Wars child actor Jake Lloyd's mom gives rare health update on his rehab after he suffered a psychiatric The video that sparked Andrew Tate arrest: Moment blogger claims Tate told him he was 'leaving Romania soon Follow us on social. Police search teams are pictured scouring the River Wensum for clues which could help them find Gaynor Lord. Story Saved. Chief Superintendent Dave Buckley, county policing commander, said the search teams were encountering difficulties in the river. Around three minutes after leaving work, Mrs Lord is seen making her way in to the cathedral grounds. Eyewitness Rosie Richards said she saw a woman fitting Mrs Lord's description at Wensum Park in Norwich last Friday afternoon who put her coat on the ground and performed a yoga pose. Today's headlines Most Read Ex-Man United star Bobby Power dies after cancer battle aged 40 - as picture shows footballer marrying his