I wondered if the fiance last saw her at 11pm on Valentine's day, because that's when he went to sleep. He either did or didn't know she had left the house to go walking.
Looking at both his and Lisa's parkrun records, they rarely seem to attend one together. Although they both have the same 2 or 3 that they usually bounce between. So perhaps the fiance simply left to go to his chosen parkrun, assuming Lisa had already left the house? Although I would think if you both had somewhere to be at 9am on a Saturday, you would expect to be getting up around the same time etc. But I guess we don't really know what was normal for them anyway.
I think his was in London, and hers was locally which may possibly explain the disconnect in the morning. What I’m struggling to understand is why she would have left That evening other than for a head clearing mission. I think another poster said she likely did go in Hawley woods after leakage centre else they would have her on cctv elsewhere. My hope is the police are backing off to investigate other leads that may go someway to locating her. I really hope they find her. Our youngest Years were spent together and I’d love to know my buddy is okay, and if she not, then some closure for her family.
This is latest from police : today
Further update following search for missing Lisa Hale being scaled back. Apologies for the long post, we would normally put it up as a link to our website but we are experiencing a technical hitch.
Following our update yesterday (Monday) regarding the scaling back of the search for missing Lisa Hale from Farnborough, we would like to thank members of the public who have offered to assist with ongoing searching.
Detective Inspector Graeme Eaton said: “We really appreciate the support being offered by members of the community.
“We would continue to ask the public, particularly those who frequent woodland areas in this locality, to remain vigilant and report anything untoward.
“If you do come across anything suspicious, our key advice is not to handle anything you think could be linked to the investigation, please contact us immediately by dialling 999.
“We would reiterate our searches have been intelligence led and as such, have been focused on the Hawley Common Wood and Hawley Lake area.
“That stage of the operation has now concluded but I assure you our investigation into Lisa’s disappearance is ongoing and we will act on further lines of enquiry.
“When last seen, Lisa was wearing a brown knee length puffa jacket with a hood, a black beanie hat with a white design on the side, dark trousers and dark shoes.
“Lisa is described as slim with short black hair and glasses. Please get in touch if you have any information on her whereabouts.
“We are continuing to keep Lisa’s family updated and provide them with support at this very difficult time.”
If you can help, please get in touch by calling 101 and quoting Operation Salon.
In an emergency, always dial 999 immediately.
DI Eaton added: “We do want to thank the public for sharing our appeals and passing on information so far.
“We would particularly like to thank Hampshire Search & Rescue for their assistance in this extensive search.
“Hampshire Search & Rescue are a charity organisation made up entirely of volunteers who are professionally trained to assist the emergency services.
“On this occasion, they spent five days assisting in the search and brought in colleagues from neighbouring search and rescue teams in Surrey, Dorset and Berkshire.”
It’s been more than two weeks since 40 year old Lisa went missing from Ferndown Gardens sometime after 11pm on Friday, February 14.
She was seen on CCTV in the early hours of February 15, walking on the forecourt of the Shell garage in Farnborough.
Lisa is then believed to have taken a route along Hawley Road, Farnborough to Fernhill Road, Blackwater.
Her last sighting was captured on CCTV overlooking the car park at Hawley Leisure Centre.
The Leisure Centre borders on Hawley Common Woods.
