Gaynor Lord, a 55-year-old mother of three and retail assistant at a department store in Norwich, has been reported missing since December 8. Last seen leaving her job in the afternoon of December 8, some of Gaynor’s clothing and personal belongings were found later that same day in a local park. The discovery has prompted a police search in Norwich.
The missing woman was reportedly last seen walking along London Street in Norwich, wearing a white shirt and yellow tank top with an olive-colored coat and scarf. CCTV footage showed her leaving her job at 2:45pm, and later that day, a member of the public discovered her belongings in Wensum Park. The belongings included her clothing, two rings, mobile phone, and glasses, with her coat found in the water. The police have confirmed that the clothing she was wearing at the time were all located in the park, raising concerns about her state of undress.
Gaynor has been missing for several days, and the police are currently focusing on the possibility that she may have entered the water. Specialist underwater search teams have been brought in to aid in the search, including the use of drones and foot searches. The police have expressed concern for her welfare and stated that they are treating her disappearance as a priority.
The timeline of Gaynor’s disappearance reveals that she was last seen on December 8, entering the river, and the police have been actively searching the area since the discovery of her belongings. Norwich Policing Commander, Superintendent Wes Hornigold, issued a statement expressing concern for Gaynor’s welfare and assuring that the authorities are actively working to locate her. The public has been asked to provide any information or details about her whereabouts by contacting Norfolk Police.
