Her body was never found; the cold case squad still uses a 1980s card index system to avoid missing clues
Police still haunted by Suzy Lamplugh disappearance 40 years on
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Her company car, a white Ford Fiesta, was later found abandoned in nearby Stevenage Road. Head of the Metropolitan Police cold case homicide squad Detective Chief Inspector Teresa Foster said four decades on and with the prime suspect in the case dead, her team’s wish remains to “bring Suzy home”. The family has released previously unpublished photos of her to mark the 40th anniversary.
Furthermore, The inquiry is the only Metropolitan Police case that still uses the old 1980s card index system in case any crucial piece of written information from the time has been overlooked. Her body was never found and in 1993 she was declared dead, presumed murdered. Det Chief Insp Foster said: "Up until [his death] there were efforts made to speak to him again.".
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Her company car, a white Ford Fiesta, was later found abandoned in nearby Stevenage Road.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHead of the Metropolitan Police cold case homicide squad Detective Chief Inspector Teresa Foster said four decades on and with the prime suspect in the case dead, her team’s wish remains to “bring Suzy home”.
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The family has released previously unpublished photos of her to mark the 40th anniversary.
according to Evening StandardThe inquiry is the only Metropolitan Police case that still uses the old 1980s card index system in case any crucial piece of written information from the time has been overlooked.
according to Evening StandardHer body was never found and in 1993 she was declared dead, presumed murdered.
according to Daily Mirror - NewsDet Chief Insp Foster said: "Up until [his death] there were efforts made to speak to him again."
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