Search for Missing Runner Jenny Hall Extends to Fifth Day in County Durham
Authorities intensify efforts with drones, sniffer dogs, and mountain rescue teams after the 23-year-old disappeared on February 18 during a run.
- Jenny Hall, a 23-year-old long-distance runner, was last seen leaving her home in Tow Law, County Durham, on February 18 at 3 PM.
- Her red Ford Focus was discovered parked near remote moorland between Eggleston and Stanhope the following day, prompting an extensive search operation.
- The search, focused on Hamsterley Forest and nearby running trails, involves police, mountain rescue teams, sniffer dogs, and HM Coastguard air support.
- Specialist drones and digital intelligence tools, including checks on Hall's phone, smartwatch, and running apps, have so far yielded no significant leads.
- Authorities describe Hall as white, 6 feet tall, with dark brown hair possibly tied in a ponytail, last seen wearing a blue John Deere hoodie, dark jogging bottoms, and possibly carrying a green jacket.