Police release new images of missing Hampshire diplomat as fears grow

POLICE are continuing to appeal for information over a missing British diplomat - with new photographs now released.
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Richard Morris, 52, went missing from Bentley, near Farnham, on May 6 after he went running at around 10.30am.

Richard was then seen by a member of the public at around 10.50am running on Isington Road, Alton.

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Chief Inspector Alex Reading, district commander for east Hampshire, said: ‘We are again appealing for any new information that may help us locate Richard Morris.

New photos released of missing Richard Morris

Hants policeNew photos released of missing Richard Morris

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New photos released of missing Richard Morris Hants police

‘We are asking the public, particularly those who frequent Alice Holt forest or the areas surrounding Isington Road, to remain vigilant.

‘Richard is described as being white, around 6ft tall, with greying hair and a beard. He also has a distinctive birthmark on his face.

‘He was last seen wearing a blue long sleeved top with a half zip, black shorts, and blue trainers.

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‘We are beyond grateful for the support and information we have already received from the public in this investigation so far, please get in touch if you have anything that could assist us further.

New photos released of missing Richard Morris

Hants policeNew photos released of missing Richard Morris

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New photos released of missing Richard Morris Hants police

‘We are continuing to keep Richard’s family updated and support them at this difficult time.’

Phone 101 and quote the reference 44200160398 with any information.

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