Police have released new CCTV footage of Constace Marten and her partner roaming the streets as the search for the missing couple and their newborn baby goes on.
Two CCTV clips were released late last night of sightings of Marten, Gordon and their child in Newhaven, East Sussex on January 8.
It showed the couple carrying what are presumably the same bags, walking speedily down the road an hour later at 6.25am. ‘But we also know that with a newborn baby comes the requirement for the items that they require, and also, just day-to-day living for both Constance and Mark. We know they’re coming to a position where that cash will be coming to an end.’
‘I know that you really love your baby, and I know what an exciting and worrying time being a mum can be. And I want to make sure that you and your baby are OK and get the care you need.
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