Police Seek Public Help in Search for Missing Runner Jenny Hall

A runner from the North-east is still missing. The search continued today for a fifth day. Jenny Hall was last seen on February 18th. She left her home around 3 PM. Her home is in Barracks Farm, County Durham.

She is white and six feet tall. Jenny has long, dark hair. It might have been in a ponytail. Police and mountain rescue teams keep searching. They are in Hamsterley Forest now.

People should not search alone, police said. Independent searches could hurt the search. Dogs might get confused, they warned.

An officer thanked the public for tips. He knows families will visit the forest today. He asked them to give officers space. If people see officers, don’t disrupt their search.

Call 999 if you have information. Jenny, age 23, has been missing since February 18th. She wore a blue John Deere hoodie. She had on dark jogging bottoms. She might have had a green jacket too.

Someone found her red Ford Focus on Thursday. It was near the B6278 road. This area is moorland. It is between Eggleston and Stanhope. The search focuses on running trails.

She often used trails near Eggleston and Hamsterley. The team searched over 100 miles in Teesdale. Sniffer dogs helped near her last known spot. Bad weather and terrain slowed the search.

Tech experts checked her phone and watch. They also looked at her running apps. So far, they haven’t found any clues. Police want people with info to call 999 right away.