It’s now three weeks since 66-year-old Janet Edwards went missing from Hereford. Since then, the police, her friends and family have been involved in extensive searches to try and trace her.
From West Mercia Police:
Janet, who is age 66, is a healthy lady and a keen runner whose disappearance is completely out of character.
She is a well-known and well-liked member of the Herefordshire Community having served for our NHS.
Detective Inspector Cath Taylor, of West Mercia Police, said: “I would like to thank our public in Herefordshire and beyond for their continued support with this investigation and sharing our appeals, along with those who have been searching tirelessly of their own accord.
“We continue to conduct enquiries and searches utilising specially trained officers, police dogs and volunteer rescue groups in an effort to locate Janet.
“Her family continues to be supported and updated by the police at this difficult time.”
Janet was last seen in the area of Beechwood Court, Hereford at 3pm on Friday 10 December 2021. CCTV images of her on the day she went missing show her wearing a green Raab jacket, blue jeans and casual brown boots with a white trim and sole.
Anyone who has any information is urged to call 999 quoting incident 654i of 10 December, 2021 or report it online via our website www.westmerciapolice.uk/tua/tell-us-about/
Also, we ask that anyone who was driving in the area of Beechwood Court, Venns Lane, College Road, Aylestone Hill, Folly Lane, or Bodenham Road between 3pm and 7pm on 10 December who has dash-cam footage, to please review it to see if they can see Janet and if so to contact officers.
Similarly, we ask anyone with CCTV/or a doorbell camera in the above areas who has not yet received a visit from the police to review the footage from that day and time bearing in mind the description of Janet; and if they see someone fitting her description then to contact the police.
