A MAP has revealed the last known movements of a missing woman, whose car was found abandoned sparking a 100-mile wide search.
Jenny Hall, 23, was last seen leaving her home in Tow Law, County Durham, just after 3pm on Tuesday.
Jenny Hall, 23, was last seen leaving her home on Tuesday
Jordan CrosbyPolice launched an extensive search to find Jenny who went missing on Tuesday[/caption]
Her car, a red Ford Focus, was found parked on the B6278, between Eggleston and Stanhope the following day.
An extensive search was launched involving specially-trained police and mountain rescue teams as well as the coastguard.
Teesdale and Weardale Search and Mountain Rescue Team (TWSMRT) said it scoured an area of moorland between Eggleston and Stanhope on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, cops said they are scouring running trails in between Eggleston and Hamsterley, Durham, which Jenny frequently used.
More than 100 miles of track have already been covered in the Teesdale area alone to find the missing woman.
Sniffer dogs have also been deployed to the area around where Jenny parked her car.
Mountain rescue teams and police are working with air support in challenging weather conditions in a bid to find the young woman.
Jordan CrosbyRescue teams and police are working with air support in a bid to find the young woman[/caption]
Jordan CrosbyThe search has entered its third day[/caption]
Durham Constabulary revealed Jenny, who is 6ft with long dark hair, is a keen long-distance runner.
She was last seen wearing a blue hoodie with a John Deere logo and dark jogging bottoms.
Her family have now confirmed she may have also been carrying a green jacket and had her hair up in a ponytail.
Police believe Jenny, may have been heading to the Barnard Castle area when she left home in her red Ford Focus.
Cops said they are carrying out a wider sweep of the Teesdale area.
The force is appealing for any information that could help locate Jenny.
But individuals were advised not to try and assist as it could “hamper the systematic search”.
A police spokesperson said digital intelligence officers have conducted enquiries into Jenny’s digital devices.
Behind the scenes, they have looked at her mobile phone, smart watch and running apps but none have provided any results.
Chief Inspector Dean Haythornthwaite, of Durham Constabulary, added: “We have become increasingly concerned for Jenny since she was reported missing on Tuesday and have been exploring all lines of enquiry, including dozens from members of the public.
“We are focussing our search on areas we know Jenny likes to run through and we are determined to do everything we can to find her.
“I would like to thank everyone who is working around-the-clock in our search and efforts to reunite Jenny with her family.”
A spokesperson for Teesdale and Weardale Search and Mountain Rescue Team added: “Many thanks to the local farmers and gamekeepers who have provided invaluable assistance over the last two days and also to Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team,
“Kirkby Stephen Mountain Rescue Team, Swaledale Mountain Rescue Team, North of Tyne Mountain Rescue Team and Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team.”
Jordan CrosbyCops have deployed sniffer dogs to help with the search[/caption]
Over 30 trained mountain rescuers and three search dogs are part of operations
Jenny is 6ft and believed to have been wearing a green jacket before she went missing
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