Gaynor lord why did she leave

Gaynor Lord left work one hour early and is seen on CCTV hurrying through Norwich city centre towards Wensum Park, where her belongings were found by a member of the public. Police "may now know" why missing mum Gaynor Lord was behaving "out of character," an officer revealed today.

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.

Gaynor lord why did she leave

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. Gaynor Lord pictured walked out of her workplace over an hour before her shift was due to end. This timeline shows what we know so far about how Gaynor Lord's disappearance unfolded. Police divers today found a body in the river, marking the location with an orange buoy before retrieving it from the water. Formal identification has not taken place, but Mrs Lord's family have been informed. What happened to her possessions? Gaynor Lord's belongings were found in Wensum Park by a member of the public - and she was identified by ID found in her handbag at the scene. The clothes that she had been wearing when she went missing, including a white shirt, yellow tank top plus two rings and her mobile phone and glasses, were found in the park in various locations. Her olive-coloured coat was discovered in the River Wensum, which runs through the park. One eye-witness, Rosie Richards said she saw a woman fitting Mrs Lord's description in the park and described her as appearing 'quite calm'.

Gaynor Lord, 55, left her shift in a city centre department store on Friday but never made it home.

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. Previous footage showed Mrs Lord hurrying through the streets of Norwich on her way to the park after leaving a shift at a department store early. Officers have appealed to the public to try and piece together Mrs Lord's movement and behaviour on Friday, which they have admitted they 'can't explain'.

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Gaynor Lord say they still "can't explain" why she left work early on the day she went missing. The mother-of-three's belongings were found by a member of the public scattered across Wensum Park in Norwich last Friday evening. Hours before, the year-old left work an hour early and is seen on CCTV hurrying through the city centre. Norfolk Constabulary said her behaviour was "out of character". The force added there was a "high probability" she had entered the River Wensum, which runs alongside the park. Ch Supt Dave Buckley said: "We can't explain some of her behaviour that day. Ms Lord worked as a retail assistant on a gin concession at Jarrolds department store in Norwich city centre. She was due to finish work at GMT but left via a loading bay at Police and specialist divers are continuing to search the area where Ms Lord's belongings were found. Norfolk Constabulary said it might take another "couple of days" to complete its search.

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. On Friday, a body was found in the search for Lord. A pair of divers could be seen recovering a body from the River Wensum at about midday, nearly a week after she was reported missing. The area, marked with an orange buoy, was about metres downstream from where the search had been focused the day before.

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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.

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'. TUI Booking. More info. Chief Superintendent Dave Buckley, county policing commander, said the search teams were encountering difficulties in the river. She recalled: 'To me she seemed quite calm. Please report any comments that break our rules. In my 30s I had it all, a partner, high-flying job and plans to start a family. But she also appears to enter and exit Norwich Cathedral in what police have called "a mystery 34 minutes". Why did she leave work early? Gaynor Lord pictured was last seen on Friday afternoon as she left work early from Norwich city centre.