Daily Mirror (Northern Ireland)
£100k to find lost mum
Reward offered by family after cops fail to solve murder riddle
A FAMILY is offering £100,000 to trace a missing mum who is feared to have been murdered.
Lisa Brown’s loved ones are desperate to solve the riddle of her disappearance over two years ago.
Originally from Alexandria, near Glasgow, Lisa, 32, vanished from Cadiz, Spain, in November SCORES of short-finned pilot whales lie dying after becoming stranded on a beach – sparking a shark alert.
Officials closed Hamelin Bay in Western Australia after 150 washed up. Only six could be saved. 2015. Spanish police have failed to find her and believe she was murdered. So relatives have joined Crimestoppers to offer the reward.
Brother Craig Douglas said: “It’s a daily struggle, Lisa was my little sister. My mum’s in her 70s, Lisa’s son is only 10. We need closure.”
Lisa had moved to live in Spain at the age of 18 – and commuted from Cadiz to Gibraltar for work.
Crimestoppers chief Roger Critchell said: “There’s been silence – the expats are very close. But somebody knows something.”