UK UK - Denise Jarvis, 43, last seen outside Sainsbury's, Kingswood, S. Glos, 3 Aug 2022

[MsMiniSleuth]

Don't know about anyone else, but I am getting a whole new perspective from this latest report as above. Maybe she didn't disappear voluntarily...?

 

[Unsolved]

Don't know about anyone else, but I am getting a whole new perspective from this latest report as above. Maybe she didn't disappear voluntarily...?

ITA my thoughts jumped there too. Ugh.

When I read "struggling with mental health issues" I wondered if she had been treated for those, or was she actually just completely stressed out?

I don't know what to make of the argument with the police being called. It must have been quite explosive. Then packing up and leaving the next day? I figure she had a place, or someone, she was headed to, and hope it wasn't to someone evil who wanted to "help" her.

 

[MadeleineMaxwell]

I agree, we don't know the full circumstances of the separation but it must be unbearable if you leave your child behind.

 

[StillDiggin]

One year ago today, Denise Jarvis went missing.
Denise was 43 when she disappeared from #Bristol, #Gloucestershire, on 3 August 2022.

Our thoughts are with Denise and her loved ones today.

To help #findDeniseJarvis, please share her appeal and report any sightings to us.

Denise Jarvis

Denise we are here for you whenever you are ready; we can listen, talk you through what help you need, pass a message for you and help you to be safe. Call.

www.misspl.co

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[sceawian]

I can't believe I've never heard of her case before, and I'm from the UK and try to keep up with missing people.

Can't see her mentioned on any top / popular stories for the anniversary on the Beeb (app) so far, either. I'll go check out their website to double check (nothing as of 4pm - last article is from April).

One year ago today, Denise Jarvis went missing.
Denise was 43 when she disappeared from #Bristol, #Gloucestershire, on 3 August 2022.

Our thoughts are with Denise and her loved ones today.

To help #findDeniseJarvis, please share her appeal and report any sightings to us.

Denise Jarvis

Denise we are here for you whenever you are ready; we can listen, talk you through what help you need, pass a message for you and help you to be safe. Call.

www.misspl.co

Snipped - don't know if it's just me, but I see a weird discrepancy where the unfurled Missing People link in your post says she disappeared on the 5th Feb, 2023, while her page does in fact have the correct date of 3rd August. Maybe something in either MP's or WS's coding is causing it?

 

[dotr]

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Missing mother's family slam 'apathy' of police investigation

EXCLUSIVE: Family and friends of Denise Jarvis, 44, have questioned why police took two weeks to make a public appeal after the mother-of-one vanished in August last year.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Public Portal

''Appeal for information about the disappearance of Denise Jarvis, last seen in Southey Park, Kingswood, on Wednesday 3rd August 2022.

''Appeal for information regarding the disappearance of Denise Jarvis from Bristol​

Denise is a 43-year-old woman, who was last seen at the entrance to Southey Park, Kingswood, on the evening of Wednesday 3rd August 2022.
Since this date there has been no proof that she is alive, and we are growing increasingly concerned for her welfare.
Denise has links to Kingswood and Hambrook in South Gloucestershire.
Our key appeal points are below – can you help with any of the following?
• Did you see Denise on the evening of Wednesday 3rd August 2022?
• Have you seen Denise since Wednesday 3rd August 2022?
• Do you have information which may help us locate Denise to confirm she is safe and well?
• Has anyone told any information about Denise, which may be useful to help us find her?
• Do you have CCTV or dashcam footage from the area of Southey Park on 3rd-4th August, which may have captured Denise?
Denise is described as white, 43 years old, with blonde or ginger hair.

Contact Information​

If you prefer to speak to someone, please call 101 and ask for Avon and Somerset Constabulary. Tell the call handler you have information relating to 'Operation Netley' which is the dedicated incident room investigating the disappearance of Denise Jarvis.
Crimestoppers can also be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.''

 

[StillDiggin]

I can't believe I've never heard of her case before, and I'm from the UK and try to keep up with missing people.

Can't see her mentioned on any top / popular stories for the anniversary on the Beeb (app) so far, either. I'll go check out their website to double check (nothing as of 4pm - last article is from April).



Snipped - don't know if it's just me, but I see a weird discrepancy where the unfurled Missing People link in your post says she disappeared on the 5th Feb, 2023, while her page does in fact have the correct date of 3rd August. Maybe something in either MP's or WS's coding is causing it?

I don’t think that’s anything personally, just Missing People the charity maybe getting confused between 6 months and a year. Denise’s disappearance hasn’t generated the media coverage I would have hoped. I also think it’s poor there is no anniversary appeal from Avon and Somerset police. If there is any way Sceawian for to watch I think it was the last vanished show on channel 5 a few months back, Denise was featured and there was a proper reconstruction done on Denise. There was things said on that show that didn’t make any newspaper coverage and lead me to think maybe Denise’s disappearance perhaps could be more sinister.

 

[Luwin]

Denise Jarvis: Police could have done more, says family

Denise Jarvis' family says more could have been done in the days after she went missing a year ago.

www.bbc.co.uk

The family of a woman who went missing a year ago say police could have done more in the days after she disappeared.
Denise Jarvis, 44, was last seen near Southey Park in Kingswood, Bristol, exactly a year ago, on 3 August 2022.
Her sister Rachel Graham said three months passed before Avon and Somerset Police started to "worry".
Det Insp Ben Lavender, from the force, said with hindsight things could have been done differently.
The officer said while resources were deployed according to the risks at the time and it was not until time went on the "risk heightened", CCTV footage in the days and months after her disappearance could have helped the investigation.
He said any learning from the investigation would be fed back into the police force.

 

[Luwin]

Detective hopes first anniversary appeal will help jog memories in missing woman inquiry | Avon and Somerset Police

The last confirmed sighting of Denise Jarvis was in Southey Park on Wednesday 3 August, 2022.

www.avonandsomerset.police.uk

Senior Investigating Officer Det Chief Insp Ben Lavender said: “We know how devastating this continues to be for Denise’s loved ones and our thoughts remain very much with them.

“We want to use this first anniversary as a reminder that we’re still appealing for information from the public. People have annual routines and events they may attend, so we’d ask them to think back to the same time last year to see if that jogs their memories.

“Every piece of information is important in our efforts to find out what happened to Denise.

“Our investigation will be subject to regular reviews and we’re ready to respond to any new lines of enquiry which come in.”

 

[horace4831]

Family beg missing mother, 44, last seen one year ago to 'come home'

Denise Jarvis, 44, (pictured) was last seen exactly one year ago in the area of Southey Park in Kingswood, Bristol on the evening of August 3 after having a row with her father.

www.dailymail.co.uk

More from the DM here. Pictures of two of her rucksack style bags (stated is that she took five bags) that police found and have pictured today, but have not said where the two bags were recovered from.
Police admit that they could have done things differently.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Senior Investigating Officer Det Chief Insp Ben Lavender said: “We know how devastating this continues to be for Denise’s loved ones and our thoughts remain very much with them.

“We want to use this first anniversary as a reminder that we’re still appealing for information from the public. People have annual routines and events they may attend, so we’d ask them to think back to the same time last year to see if that jogs their memories. Every piece of information is important in our efforts to find out what happened to Denise.

“Our investigation will be subject to regular reviews and we’re ready to respond to any new lines of enquiry which come in.”

Desperate anniversary appeal over missing Denise Jarvis as case goes cold

‘We’re still appealing for information from the public’

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