Police searching for missing Margaret Inczedi believe dog walker could hold 'vital' information
Police investigating the disappearance of Scots woman Margaret Inczedi say they want to speak to a dog walker who may hold vital information on her whereabouts.
CCTV has also been released of a woman police believe to be Margaret walking in the street at the time she was last seen. Subsequent inquiries have determined that Margaret walked past the front of the Betteridge Centre, a community leisure complex, at 6.34am. Police believe they could hold important information on where Margaret may have gone since. The dogwalker was wearing dark coloured trousers and a blue top that may be a jacket.
Sergeant John McOuat of Stonehaven Police Station said: “We remain very concerned for Margaret’s welfare and this only increases as time passes. I would urge anyone who believes they may have seen her at any time since Saturday morning to get in touch.
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