Riverbank excavated in search for Gosport's missing Katrice Lee
British investigators are excavating a riverbank in western Germany to follow up on new tips in the case of Katrice Lee, who went missing aged two in 1981.
Katrice Lee vanished on her second birthday while out shopping with her mother on the outskirts of Paderborn, near the British military base where her father Richard was stationed.
After a recent media campaign in Britain and Germany and a re-evaluation of evidence, British military authorities in Germany said they are focusing a new effort on the banks of the Alme river.
Among other things, a man was seen with a young girl at the time of the crime getting into a green car, and a day later a green car was spotted on an Alme bridge.
Katrice’s mum Sharon and sister Natasha live in Gosport. Her dad Richard lives in Hartlepool.
