Suzy Lamplugh

Case file Suzy Lamplugh, reference D C zero one two seven. According to The Guardian, on twenty-eight July nineteen eighty-six, at about twelve forty p.m., Suzy Lamplugh, a twenty-five-year-old south-west London estate agent, left her office and was never seen again. The Guardian reported that, at twelve forty-five p.m., her diary recorded a meeting with a client named “Mr Kipper” at thirty-seven Shorrolds Road, Fulham, and colleagues believed she intended to show a nearby flat because she took the keys. The Guardian reported that, in October two thousand two, the Crown Prosecution Service ruled there was not enough evidence to charge the person police regarded as the prime suspect. The Guardian reported that searches in Sutton Coldfield in twenty eighteen and Pershore in twenty nineteen found no evidence. The Guardian also reported that a twenty twenty-four forensic review found no DNA or fingerprints that could resolve what happened. The file’s open questions include where Suzy Lamplugh is, what happened after she left for the appointment, and who “Mr Kipper” was. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one two seven at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.