A body was found in Teesdale during the search for Jenny Hall, 23, who disappeared five days prior. Police suspect no foul play.
They found a body while searching for Jenny Hall. She was a 23-year-old runner who disappeared on Tuesday. She left her County Durham home around 3 PM in her car.
Police discovered a body in Teesdale on Sunday morning, a very remote place. This was five days after she vanished. Police do not suspect any foul play at this time.
Durham Constabulary released a statement confirming the discovery of a body while searching for Jenny Hall. Officers and several experts searched tirelessly after she disappeared on February 18.
The body turned up in Teesdale just after 9:30 AM. While formal identification is pending, they informed Jenny’s family about the discovery. Officers are assisting the family, who have requested privacy.
Police do not believe the circumstances are suspicious and will prepare a file for the coroner. A large police search commenced after her disappearance. Her car, a red Ford Focus, was found on Wednesday on the B6278.
The car was located near moorland between Eggleston and Stanhope. Mountain rescue teams, drones, and dogs searched the area, including Hamsterley Forest. They focused on nearby running trails, and experts examined her phone, watch, and running apps.