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Yes,could be man in a gilet with pale t-shirt underneath, or a gym vest, but prob too cold for that. And lady with a ponytail and perhaps outline of dog with some white fur between them.

Was it a named witness, do you know? Or a sm tip off?

From police press conference: They are an ankle-length black quilted gilet jacket, a black Engelbert Strauss waist-length coat which was worn underneath the gilet, tight-fitting black jeans, long green walking socks tucked into her jeans, ankle-length green Next wellies, a necklace and a pale...

But gilet means sleeveless. This photo is a below-knee parka coat, not waist-length as police said. An ankle-length gilet would be far more noticeable description for potential witnesses imo.

Yes. The Telegraph description of the coat differs from police one which said waist-length coat under anklegilet. To me waist-length is like jogging jacket length, not even down to hips.

Surely a gilet is sleeveless. Like a vest but fastening at the front.

Agree. Ankle length would jog a witness memory. A big big difference from police description.

But police said hooded ankle-length gilet.

When I read ankle length I immediately thought she could have tripped. Is nothing like the press conference description imo.

So not the ankle length gilet police mentioned at press conference.

Wind and rain could obliterate any scuff marks or boot prints.