GAYNOR Lords officers have revealed that a post mortem on a body discovered in a search for a mother in a river did not reveal the involvement of a third party.
A Home Office postmortem this morning found no signs that anyone else was involved.
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Gaynor Lord went missing in Norfolk last week Credit: Tim Stewart
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Police divers found a body in the River WensumCredit: PA
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CCTV captured the final moments before Gaynor disappeared Credit: Norfolk Police
Gaynor’s family have been informed of the update and are being supported by specialist officers.
The official identification of the body should take place tomorrow, the police spokesman added.
Chief Superintendent Dave Buckley said: “The post mortem found no signs of other parties being involved.
“Although our search has ended, officers are continuing to work to establish the full circumstances surrounding Gaynor’s disappearance.
“We will continue the investigation on all lines to understand why she disappeared.
“Our thoughts remain with Gaynor’s family at this incredibly difficult time.”
New footage has emerged today showing the mum’s last known movements.
CCTV obtained by the Mail appears to show Gaynor turning off St Augustine Street onto Bakers Road.
Gaynor, 55, went missing on Friday last week after leaving work early – with officers releasing CCTV showing the mother speeding through the streets of Norwich.
On the day she went missing, her white work shirt, yellow tank top and jewelery were found strewn in the park – and her olive drab coat was found in the River Wensum.
That evening, the mother’s cell phone, coat, ring and glasses were found as police continued to search Wensum Park.
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Officers released CCTV of Gaynor earlier this week in the hope that people who saw her would come forward.
In the footage, she was seen smiling as she left work, before appearing to race through the streets.
Speaking today, friend Julie Butcher told how the family had suffered during the search.
She told The Sun Online: “It must be horrible for them.
“No one can imagine how he feels. So, I feel very sorry for them.”
Julie, who was planning a post-Christmas game of tennis with her friend, said: “I’m so upset, but I don’t feel that way, it’s because of her family.”
TIME PLAN OF GAYNOR’S MOVEMENTS
December 8
14.44 – Gaynor working at the Bullards Gin counter in the basement of Jarrold’s department store – her clothes are clearly visible
14.45-14.46 – Leaves the store via the loading ramp on Bedford Street
14.47 – Walk along London Street past the Cozy Club
14.48 – Gaynor enters Queens Street and walks towards the cathedral
15:22 – Gaynor is seen on The Close at the entrance to the cathedral – shortly before exiting through the archway she puts on her coat
15.23 – She is seen leaving the cathedral on Queens Street – you can see a clear picture of the coat she was wearing here
3.49pm – This is the last sighting of Gaynor on CCTV near the Playhouse in St George’s Street
15.53 – Walk along St Crispins Road towards Pitt Street
16:01 – Gaynor walking along St Augustines after turning down Bakers Road – her last movement caught on camera before she disappeared
The footage was released as divers searched the river for the missing mother.
Wensum Park was closed during the investigation but has now reopened.
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