‘WE’RE NOT GOING TO GIVE UP’: 40 YEARS SINCE SUZY LAMPLUGH VANISHED, POLICE STILL HOPE TO FIND HER

Met officers issue a final appeal for information as they seek a breakthrough in hunt for missing London estate agent Det Ch Insp Teresa Foster, who leads the Metropolitan police’s cold case homicide team, first heard… “It was a huge story,” she said, recalling how the unsolved case attracted global attention in 1986.

The Guardian reports that met officers issue a final appeal for information as they seek a breakthrough in hunt for missing London estate agent Det Ch Insp Teresa Foster, who leads the Metropolitan police’s cold case homicide team, first heard…

The report adds: “It was a huge story,” she said, recalling how the unsolved case attracted global attention in 1986.

“It was shocking.” Foster later emigrated to the UK and four decades on is making a final appeal for information that could lead to the discovery of Lamplugh’s body and bring closure for her family.

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