Lizzie Lamplugh, sister of missing estate agent Suzy Lamplugh, delivered her final public appeal during an appearance on ITV's This Morning on July 27, 2026.
The interview marked her last scheduled television appearance regarding her sister's disappearance 40 years ago.
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Final Message of Positivity
Speaking with hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond, Lizzie shared previously unseen family photographs.
She reflected on the emotional toll and missed family milestones caused by Suzy's unsolved case.
“I think there is just one message I want to say.
I mean we've gone through a lot of grief as a family but we always say just live life to the full and always think something positive every day,” Lizzie said.
O'Leary acknowledged the significance of her words, replying, “And what a lovely way to end your last interview too!”
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The Unsolved Disappearance
Suzy Lamplugh vanished on July 28, 1986, after leaving her Fulham office to meet a prospective client listed in her diary as “Mr Kipper.”
She was declared legally dead in 1993, but her body has never been found and the murder case remains unsolved.
Witness accounts from that day placed Suzy outside 37 Shorrolds Road between 12:45 pm and 1:00 pm.
A passer-by saw her waiting at the entrance around 12:50 pm, and a neighbor later reported seeing her walk away ten minutes later with an unidentified man.
Police issued an identikit sketch based on the description.
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Lizzie's interview served as a final public reflection on a decades-long struggle with unresolved grief, ending with a message of hope for viewers.
