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North Yorkshire Police made a fresh appeal for information on October 7 as the search for missing mother Victoria Taylor enters its second week.

Victoria left her home at 9am on Monday, September 30, and was then seen on CCTV at the BP workshop on Welham Road in the Norton area of ​​Malton, North Yorkshire, at 11.35am.

Police have now released new CCTV of another sighting of the nurse at Malton bus station on Railway Street at 11.53am the same day.

A North Yorkshire Police spokesman said: “To date this is the last confirmed sighting from Victoria. Over the past week we have carried out extensive investigations. The investigation included the collection and review of CCTV footage and passive data research, we searched for key land and water areas and we interviewed several witnesses.

“We remain open-minded and, while the investigation into Victoria’s movements has been thorough, we will continue to pursue existing and new lines of inquiry.”

“Based on the information from this extensive investigation, North Yorkshire Police is satisfied at this stage that there is no information to suggest any form of third party involvement following Victoria’s disappearance and that this remains a missing persons case acts.”

“On Tuesday we recovered several of Victoria’s personal items near the River Derwent. This is an area where we are currently concentrating our search efforts and the public can expect continued activity in the coming days.”

Today police were seen using sonar equipment and underwater cameras from boats along a stretch of river between Malton and Low Hutton.

Inspector Martin Dennison said: “This is an extremely difficult time for Victoria’s family and we continue to do everything we can to find them.”

“The focus of our search remains the River Derwent area and Victorians are aware of this and the wider strategy in place.”

Inspector Dennison added an appeal to those wanting to help in the search, saying: “The family and police understand that the local community would like to show their support in the search for Victoria, however we are calling on people “To exercise caution when searching particularly close to the river.”

A Facebook page set up by her close friend Charlotte Cundill to help find her now has more than 8,000 members.

Charlotte posted in the “Searching for Victoria Taylor” group today that she “won’t give up on finding her beautiful friend.”

Another poster added: “I really can’t stop thinking about your beautiful friend. I know I don’t know her personally like thousands of others, but she truly touched our hearts. I pray that she is safe and found really soon for all of you.” Sending you love.

And in the wake of the Nicola Bulley case, amateur TikTok detectives have come into the area with their own wild conspiracy theories about what might have happened.

On Friday, her family spoke about how “distraught” they were over her disappearance.

Sisters Emma and Heidi said: “Following Vixx’s disappearance we are currently feeling sick, distraught and lost but we are trying to focus on the children in the family to maintain a sense of routine at this difficult time.

“We would like to thank all the emergency services and volunteers who have helped in the search for Vixx so far.” The wider local community has also come together and we are eternally grateful for the support they have given us, Vixx’s family.

“Police have told us that searches will continue over the weekend, for which we are grateful.

“Due to the current weather, the water is a challenge at the moment. So if people are looking for Vixx, please don’t put yourself in danger.”

Any immediate sightings from Victoria should be reported to police on 999. If you have any information to help us with our search, please call 101 quoting reference number 12240178710.