Searches carried out in Pudsey in connection to 1992 disappearance of Patricia Hall
Police say they're keeping an open mind as to what happened to Patricia
Police have carried out searches at a site in Pudsey in connection with the 1992 disapperance of Leeds woman Patricia Hall.
Excavations were seen on a site in Fulneck near to the Moravian Church, as officers from West Yorkshire Police's Major Investigation Review Team looked into a potential lead.
Assistant Chief Constable Sarah Jones said: “We are conscious of the understandable public focus that this activity is likely to attract in this high-profile case."
“Patricia’s family have been informed, and we will be keeping them updated.
“We obviously have a duty to act on any new information we receive but at this stage we are keeping an open mind.
“The Major Investigation Review Team carried out a thorough cold case review into Patricia’s disappearance which concluded last year without establishing any new lines of enquiry.
“We would welcome any new or additional information that could assist us in getting Patricia’s family the answers we know they still desperately need.”
Patricia was 39 at the time she went missing in 1992 and her body has never been found.
Her former husband was charged with her murder but found guilty in 1994.