Missing woman 'may have been murdered'
A woman who disappeared almost nine months ago may have been murdered, police revealed today. Lisa Bennett has not been seen since May last year.
Murder inquiry into woman missing for nine months
A woman who disappeared almost nine months ago may have been murdered, police revealed today.
Lisa Bennett, aged 39, was last seen in a shop in Selly Oak, Birmingham, in May last year - and there has been no trace of her since.
Detectives investigating her disappearance today said they had found "no evidence" that she planned to leave - and said there had been no movement in the bank accounts since she was last seen.
Lisa is white, around 5ft 8ins tall, with short dark brown hair and a flower tattoo on her right shoulder.
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