On the day she vanished, Lamplugh’s diary famous an appointment with a person listed solely as “Mr Kipper” in Shorrolds Road.
Her white Ford Fiesta was later discovered deserted close by however there was no hint of the property agent.
She was declared “presumed dead” in 1993.
Det (*40*) Insp Teresa Foster from the Met Police mentioned she believed Lamplugh might have been focused by a stalker.
She had been given a desk within the workplace window as a result of her employers thought she was engaging and would attract clients.
Foster mentioned: “I’m more inclined to believe that stalking side, that someone has seen her, a predator of some type, and then lured her into a false meeting.”
The idea chimes with the trigger taken up by Lamplugh’s mother and father, who arrange the Suzy Lamplugh Trust after she vanished. The charity campaigns on private security and runs the National Stalking Helpline.
Foster mentioned it was the actual fact Lamplugh had by no means been discovered that continued to hassle officers.
“It haunts myself as the senior investigating officer, and I think that comes down to the fact that Suzy’s never been found,” she mentioned.
Her want, she added, continues to be to “bring Suzy home”.
