New CCTV images have been released as officers ramp up their efforts to find a missing woman on the Isle of Mull. Claire Halliday, 35, was last seen around 4pm on Tuesday, January 7, in the Fionnphort area, and has not been in contact with her family since then. The police are seeking the public’s help to trace Claire, who is described as 5ft 4inches tall, of slight build, with shoulder-length brown hair, a pink and turquoise eye tattoo on the back of her neck, and a butterfly tattoo at the base of her spine.
When last seen, Claire was wearing a white jacket with a cream-colored hood or hat and white trousers. She has access to a Ford Transit campervan with registration WN52 AZP, believed to be her living space, and speaks with an English accent. Inspector Alan Heron appealed for information, stating, “Even a small piece of information could be the key to helping us trace Claire.” Anyone with information is urged to contact Police Scotland on 101 quoting incident 1999 of January 9, 2025.
The search for Claire has led officers to the Tiroran and Knockvologan areas on the Isle of Mull. Inspector Heron reassured that extensive enquiries are ongoing to locate Claire and that the release of new images aims to aid in her discovery. He also directly appealed to Claire, urging her to inform authorities of her safety if she sees the appeal. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community to receive daily updates on breaking news and top headlines across Scotland without anyone else in the community seeing who is signed up.
In summary, new CCTV images have been released in the search for missing woman Claire Halliday on the Isle of Mull. The police appeal for information to trace Claire, who was last seen on January 7, and assure that extensive enquiries are ongoing to locate her. If you have any information, contact Police Scotland quoting incident 1999 of January 9, 2025.