The family of Suzy Lamplugh has issued a final plea to locate her remains, nearly 40 years after the 25-year-old estate agent vanished.
Lamplugh disappeared on July 28, 1986, after leaving her office in Fulham, London, to meet a prospective client identified only as 'Mr Kipper'.
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She was never seen again.
Investigators declared her legally dead in 1993, but her body has never been found.
Metropolitan Police detectives identified convicted killer John Cannan as the prime suspect in 2002. However, prosecutors determined there was insufficient evidence to charge him.
Cannan died in prison in 2024 while serving a life sentence for murder. He did not confess to Lamplugh's killing.
Both of Lamplugh's parents, Diana and Paul, passed away without learning their daughter's fate. Her three surviving siblings now carry her legacy.
"I wish she would walk through the door now and say, 'Hello'. I might not even recognise her.
But that's not going to happen," said Richard Lamplugh, Suzy's brother.
"So if someone could help us find her body that would help bring some closure and we'd be able to lay her to rest."
Hours after her disappearance, emergency services found Lamplugh's white Ford Fiesta parked on Stevenage Road. The handbrake was not engaged, and her purse was inside the door pocket.
Detectives have conducted several reviews of the initial investigation, including a 2018 search at a property in Sutton Coldfield that yielded no physical evidence.
