Cornwall police share timeline as 150 officers search for missing 79-year-old

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Police say they have no information to suggest Anne has travelled outside of her local area Credit: Devon and Cornwall Police

Police searching for a missing 79-year-old woman in Cornwall have shared a timeline of her last known movements.

More than 150 officers, staff, as well as search and rescue volunteers are now involved in the search for Anne Stacey.

She was last seen at her home in St Cleer on Friday 27 September.

Specially trained teams are carrying out "house to house visits, vast area searches and CCTV enquiries".

Police have released a CCTV image of her taken at Morrisons in Liskeard on Wednesday 25 September.

The last confirmed contact with Anne was on Friday 27 September. Credit: Devon and Cornwall Police

Devon and Cornwall Police have released a timeline of what is believed to be Anne's last known activity:

  • 25 September - Anne was seen on CCTV at Morrisons in Liskeard

  • 26 September - Anne is seen at home

  • 27 September - Anne is spoken to on the phone - it is believed she is at home

  • 28 September - Possible sighting of Anne near her home around lunchtime. She was believed to be walking in the direction of Well Lane and Tremar, wearing a long blue coat and using two walking sticks.

Residents in St Cleer are being urged by police to check their gardens, sheds and outbuilding as well as doorbell and dashcam footage.

Police say they have received a large number of possible sightings of Anne, "which officers have followed up on but at this time none of these have been confirmed".

"If you see Anne or know of her whereabouts please call police on 999 quoting log 817 of 3 October."