Police searching for a missing mum in Malton, Yorkshire, have found belongings believed to belong to her near a river bank. Victoria Taylor, who was last seen on Monday, September 30, at an address in Malton, was reported missing four days ago. She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a black Adidas original jacket with white stripes on the sleeves, and a grey Jack Wills hooded jumper. Specialist search teams have been scouring the area, focusing their efforts on the riverbanks in the Malton/Norton area.
Inspector Leanne Anderson from North Yorkshire Police stated that various enquiries are ongoing to locate Victoria. The investigation is currently treated as a missing-person case, with the search concentrated in the Malton/Norton vicinity. Inspector Anderson urged the public in the area to remain vigilant and report any sightings or information to the police immediately.
Reports from The Mirror suggest that belongings believed to be Victoria’s were discovered on the banks of the River Derwent. CCTV footage from a local Marks and Spencer showed Victoria buying a soft drink before disappearing. Her sisters, Emma Worden and Heidi, expressed deep concern and made emotional appeals for her safe return, highlighting her role as a nurse and the impact her disappearance has had on her family.
Friends and family members have rallied together, putting up posters in and around Malton and beyond, including York, Leeds, Scarborough, and Halifax. A Facebook group with over 2,700 members has been set up to coordinate search efforts and support for Victoria. The community has been actively engaged in the search, with volunteers distributing posters and spreading awareness to aid in the search for the missing mum.
As the search continues, the community remains hopeful for Victoria’s safe return. The heartfelt efforts of friends, family, and volunteers reflect a collective determination to bring her back home. The community’s unwavering support and commitment to finding Victoria demonstrate the strength of unity and care in times of need.