Police say she could be a vital witness
Nottinghamshire Police officers want to speak to a woman who they believe could be a "vital witness" following the sudden death of a Mapperley man. The force has issued an image of the woman as part of its investigation into the incident on November 2.
Police say that the woman is believed to have been the last person who saw the Mapperley man alive. Anyone who recognises the woman is now being asked to contact the police. Detective Constable Hannah Newbold, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: "I would like to reassure this woman she is not in any sort of trouble and isn’t being sought as a suspect but she could be a vital witness. We believe she may well be the last person to have seen this man alive and may be able to provide us with information for the coronial investigation about his circumstances prior to his death.
Read more: Many driving tests to be cancelled as Nottinghamshire examiners strike over 'insulting' pay offer "We have been unable to identify the woman from other lines of enquiry so we are now asking if she can please come forward herself or if any members of the public can identify her." Those who recognise the woman are being asked to call Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 99 of 2 November 2022.
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