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and that was the last time you saw mr. page yes is he gonna be okay we don't know yet I'm afraid

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you also said that your father-in-law Henry Walker hasn't returned home yet how long has

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he been missing he was supposed to be home three hours ago okay it's a bit early to report him

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missing, but I'll take a statement. So your name's Jenny Zielinski? That's right. And

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you're staying at the Grange, Marsh Lane, Long Crandon? Yes. Okay. Can you describe

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Mr. Walker? He's 62, I think. Yeah. He's average height and build. He has grey hair

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and glasses. I don't know what colour his eyes are. They're brown. Here is a photo of

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him. When did you last see him? This morning, around ten. Where were you? At his house in

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Long Crandon. And do you remember what he was wearing? Just a brown jacket, a dark green

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shirt and jeans. Do you remember anything unusual about the last time you saw him? Yes,

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actually. We were going to go to Oxford, but Henry's two front tires had been punctured.

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Really? So you left for Oxford and he stayed to fix the car? Yes. Do you know what his

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plans were for the rest of the day? No. Can you give me some idea of his normal routine?

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Not really.

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Well, he's an academic.

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He teaches at the university a few days a week,

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but he often works from home.

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He goes on a lot of long walks, but never this late.

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And Jenny, do you remember seeing anything unusual

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when you got back to the house this afternoon?

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Well, there was my suitcase.

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The airport had returned my lost luggage and the lock was broken.

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Is there anything else?

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There are some books on the floor

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Really?

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That's weird

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Henry's normally really tidy

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Okay, try not to worry

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We'll look into this

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In the meantime, perhaps you should stay with Luke

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And if you think of anything else

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or he turns up

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give me a call