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Fifty-seven years after Isabella Skelton vanished from Crumpsall, her daughter Lynda Chapman, now seventy-one, is pushing for answers as the case remains officially treated as murder. A recent two-day search using ground-penetrating radar at the back of Isabella’s former home detected an anomaly under a concrete slab — later revealed to be just part of some shoes. Though the search didn’t uncover new evidence, it underscores Lynda’s unwavering belief that the garage area holds clues. Previous searches, including a twelve-week police operation in 2021, found nothing. Authorities, including Greater Manchester Police and Locate International, continue to urge anyone with even a hint of information to come forward — the case is not closed, and every lead is still being investigated.
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