Found Deceased UK - Margaret Tyszkow, 68, Badsey, Evesham, Worcs, 25 Nov 2021

[MsMiniSleuth]

DEC 8

Rescue teams are continuing a search for a missing woman near Evesham.

Margaret Tyszkow, 68, was last seen walking towards Chapel Street in Badsey on November 25 at around 10am.

West Mercia Police launched a public appeal to find her a day later.

Now, police search advisor Oscar Mike has confirmed search efforts are ongoing.

In a tweet he wrote: "We are searching around Badsey again today (Wednesday December 8) for Margret. Thank you to WestMercia Search and Rescue, Search and Rescue Wyre Forest and their volunteer colleagues for their assistance as well as Local Policing Priority Team of West Mercia."

A West Mercia SaR spokesman responded: "Happy to support this ongoing search."

West Mercia SaR have also confirmed that specialist search teams are being deployed in Evesham to support an ongoing missing person search.

Ms Tyszkow was last seen wearing a long grey mac, a knee-length skirt and a facemask.

On November 29, Badsey and Aldington Parish Council said that helicopters had been sent out to search the area for Ms Tyszkow.

Anyone with information is asked to call 999, quoting incident 537i of November 25.

Search continues for missing woman in Badsey

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

DEC 13

The local MP has lent his hand to the search effort for a woman from Badsey.

Margaret Tyszkow, 68, has been missing for over two weeks, having last been seen walking towards Chapel Street in Badsey on November 25, at around 10am.

A West Mercia Police spokesman said: "Margaret sadly remains missing and officers continue to search for her."

Now, Mid Worcestershire MP Nigel Huddleston is asking people to keep an eye out for her.

In a tweet, he wrote: "West Mercia Police are re-appealing for help to find Margaret Tyszkow who is missing from Badsey, near Evesham, Worcestershire.

"If anyone has seen Margaret or knows of her whereabouts please call 999 quoting incident 537i of 25 November."

Worcestershire MP joins search for missing woman

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

DEC 22


West Mercia Police

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

I know the header's a mess! Waiting for correction

 

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I know the header's a mess! Waiting for correction

Yes, should be Evesham, Worcs (short for Worcestershire).

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

The public is being asked to call 999 if they see a 68-year-old woman from Worcestershire.

There is growing concern for Margaret Tyszkow who is still missing from Badsey, near Evesham, last seen on November 25.

Margaret was last seen between 10am and 10.30am on Thursday, November 25, walking along Brewers Lane, heading towards Chapel Street. She was wearing a long grey mac, a knee-length skirt and a face mask.

A spokesperson for West Mercia Police said: "We are growing increasingly concerned for 68-year-old Margaret Tyszkow who is still missing from Badsey, near Evesham.

"Thorough searches are continuing and we are once again appealing to the local community to help them locate Margaret. In particular, officers are keen to hear from anyone who may have video doorbell footage which shows Margaret on the day she went missing."

Call 999 if you see this missing woman

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

A PLEA for video doorbell footage has been made nearly a month after a pensioner from Badsey went missing.

Officers have revealed their increasing concern for 68-year-old Margaret Tyszkow who was last seen between 10am and 10.30am on Thursday, November 25 walking along Brewers Lane, heading towards Chapel Street. She was wearing a long grey mac, a knee length skirt and a face mask.

Thorough searches are continuing and officers are once again appealing to the local community to help them locate Margaret. In particular, officers are keen to hear from anyone who may have video doorbell footage which shows Margaret on the day she went missing.

Det Insp Ed Slough, said: “We’re extremely concerned for the safety of Margaret and are doing everything possible to try to locate her.

“I’d like to thank the public for their help so far in sharing our appeals, and now ask anyone who lives on Brewers Lane, Chapel Street or surrounding roads and has a video doorbell to please review footage from 8am to 12.30pm on November 25 to see if there is any sign of Margaret..."

Could your video doorbell help track missing Margaret’s movements?

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

A month today since Margaret disappeared.

Renewed police appeal. Video on link.

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[MsMiniSleuth]

Fears are growing for the safety of a woman who went missing almost five weeks ago.

Margaret Tyszkow, 68, is missing from a village near Evesham in Worcestershire.

Avon and Somerset Police shared an appeal on Twitter this morning (Wednesday, December 29) and said she has links with the Weston-super-Mare area.

The force tweeted: "Please keep an eye out for her."

West Mercia Police is leading the search and launched a fresh appeal on December 22, saying officers are "growing increasingly concerned" for Margaret's safety.

The appeal from West Mercia Police read: "Thorough searches are continuing and officers are once again appealing to the local community to help them locate Margaret.

"In particular, officers are keen to hear from anyone who may have video doorbell footage which shows Margaret on the day she went missing."

Urgent 999 appeal to find missing woman last seen weeks ago

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

Police are 'extremely concerned' for a 68-year-old who went missing around two weeks ago.

Margaret Tyszkow, from Badsey, near Evesham in Worcestershire, was last seen between 10am and 10.30am on Thursday, November 25 walking along Brewers Lane, heading towards Chapel Street. She was wearing a long grey mac, a knee-length skirt and a face mask.

Although the 68-year-old lives in Worcestershire, she is known to visit friends in Coventry.

Thorough searches are continuing and officers are appealing to people to help them locate Margaret. In particular, officers are keen to hear from anyone who may have video doorbell footage that shows Margaret on the day she went missing.

Detective Inspector Ed Slough, said: “We’re extremely concerned for the safety of Margaret and are doing everything possible to try to locate her.

Police 'extremely concerned' for missing woman with links to Cov

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

This is such a mystery. Where is this woman?

 

[StillDiggin]

Sad news. Margaret has been found deceased.
A body has been located in the River Avon in Evesham and recovered by officers searching for a missing woman from Badsey, near Evesham.

68 year-old Margaret Tyszkow has been missing since Thursday 24 November 2021.

Formal identification has yet to take place however Margaret’s family has been informed.

https://orlo.uk/3khcM

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

Sad news. Margaret has been found deceased.
A body has been located in the River Avon in Evesham and recovered by officers searching for a missing woman from Badsey, near Evesham.

68 year-old Margaret Tyszkow has been missing since Thursday 24 November 2021.

Formal identification has yet to take place however Margaret’s family has been informed.

https://orlo.uk/3khcM

As was expected. At least it ends the wait for her loved ones. Had bedn checking every day to see if found, but nothing until now. RIP.

 

[MsMiniSleuth]

Body formally identified to be Margaret.

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[YaYa_521]

Rest in peace, Margaret.

 

[LemonMint]

RIP Margaret

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Woman found dead in river after PIP benefit fraud fears only owed £4.55

Margaret Tyszkow from near Worcester went missing for months before her body was tragically found in Evesham

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A Worcestershire woman was found dead in Evesham's River Avon after she became anxious she'd claimed too much in benefits, an inquest heard. Margaret Tyszkow was part of a far-reaching West Mercia Police missing person's appeal before her body was found three miles from her home.

Worcestershire Coroner's Court heard how the pensioner told the Parish Council clerk "she'd done a terrible thing and would be sent to prison". But it transpired that she only needed to pay back £4.55 to the Department for Work and Pensions(DWP).