The most recent update on Gaynor Lord: A body discovered in a river has been identified as the missing mother-of-three from Norwich.

Ms. Lord was employed at Jarrolds department store, located on Bedford Street in Norwich.

On Friday, December 8, her scheduled shift was supposed to end at 4pm. However, she left over an hour before at 2:45pm. The Police have not been able to provide a reason for her early departure and have been informed by her loved ones that this behavior was unusual for her.

Last week, during a media briefing, Chief Superintendant Dave Buckley stated that they were unable to clarify some of the individual’s actions on that day. The authorities are actively collaborating with the individual’s family, friends, and anyone else who may have had interaction with her in the past few days or weeks in an effort to comprehend the reasoning behind her actions.

Many individuals are greatly surprised by the events that have unfolded. The reason for her actions remains a mystery.

On Monday, Norfolk Police verified that the deceased individual found in the River Wensum on Friday was Gaynor Lord.

The woman who has three children was reported missing for a week prior to being located.

Her last documented actions were recorded on surveillance footage as she strolled through the downtown area of Norwich after leaving her job more than an hour ahead of schedule.

Investigators looking into the vanishing of Gaynor Lord, a mother of three, have stated that there is no proof of a third person being involved in her demise.

A 55-year-old individual disappeared after leaving their job in the early afternoon of December 8th in Norwich’s city center. Norfolk Police reported that their body was discovered in the River Wensum on Friday.

On Saturday morning, a post-mortem examination was conducted and it concluded that there was no evidence of involvement from a third party. The authorities have stated that the death is not being considered suspicious.

Norfolk Police confirmed today that the body of Gaynor Lord, pulled from the River Wensum on Friday, has been positively identified. The following is the complete statement issued by the department:

The Norfolk Police have verified the sequence of events for Gaynor’s actions in the downtown area.

At 2:44pm, Gaynor is currently stationed at the Bullards Gin stand located in the basement of Jarrold department store. Her attire is easily noticeable.

At 2:45-2:46pm, she exits the store through the loading dock on Bedford Street.

At 2:47 pm, I strolled onto London Street and passed by the Cosy Club.

At 2:48pm, Gaynor heads to Queens Street and walks in the direction of the Cathedral.

At 2:50pm, Gaynor enters the grounds of the cathedral.

At 2:57 pm, Gaynor strolls along Riverside Walk.

Bridge

At 3:12pm, Gaynor was spotted returning to Riverside Walk, then continued onto Cotman Fields and crossed Bishopgate Bridge.

At 3:13pm, Gaynor continues to speak as she walks along Riverside Road towards the cathedral.

At 3:22pm, Gaynor was spotted at The Close near the entrance of the cathedral. As she prepared to leave through the archway, she put on her coat.

At 3:23pm, she was observed leaving the cathedral on Queens Street. A distinct picture of the coat she was wearing can be seen here.

At 3:49pm, Gaynor was last seen on CCTV near the Playhouse located on St George’s Street.

At 3:53pm, I took a stroll down St Crispins Road towards Pitt Street.

At 4:01pm, Gaynor strolls along St Augustines Street.

At 4:03 in the afternoon, I strolled onto Baker Street.

At 4:07pm, Gaynor’s last known location was at the junction of Green Hills Road and St Martins Road.

Gaynor Lord’s grieving loved ones have shared with acquaintances the sorrow they are experiencing, as authorities have verified that her remains were discovered in the river last Friday.

A close acquaintance of the 55-year-old reported that her family was deeply upset when she went missing. According to The Times, the friend shared, “Gaynor’s spouse, Clive, is completely bewildered. He cannot make sense of what has occurred.”

Charlotte, the 24-year-old daughter of Lord, had posted multiple police appeals on social media. In her most recent update, she sadly confirmed that a body had been discovered.

During their primary search, authorities discovered several items belonging to Ms. Lord scattered in Wensum Park near the river.

Various items such as clothes, a cell phone, and glasses were discovered scattered throughout a park 1.5 miles away from where she worked at a department store. Her coat was also recovered from the River Wensum.

Norfolk Police Chief Superintendent Dave Buckley stated that the department utilized sonar devices to search the river, which posed significant difficulties for the team.

The store where Gaynor Lord was employed prior to her disappearance has released a statement following confirmation from the police that her body was discovered in the River Wensum on Friday.

On Friday, December 8, the woman with three children ended her work at Jarrolds and proceeded to walk through Norwich’s city center towards Wensum Park.

Afterwards, her belongings were discovered spread out in the park and in the water that flowed through the area, which led to a search lasting a week.

On Monday afternoon, Jarrolds released a statement sharing their condolences to the family of their former colleague reading: “Our thoughts are with the family of Gaynor Lord at this extremely difficult time. As someone who worked within the store she will be missed by all and we would like to pass on our collective condolences.”