Four items have been found by the River Derwent in North Yorkshire in the search for the missing 34-year-old.
Ms Taylor disappeared after leaving her home in Malton, North Yorkshire, at 9am on Monday.Her last known whereabouts were captured on CCTV, where she was spotted buying soft drinks from a petrol station in the town.As concerns grow for the mother-of-one, relatives located the soft drinks she had purchased that day in a clearing on the riverside path, according to Yorkshire Live.Officers have also located her ‘green camouflage cap’ and ‘Vans backpack’ close to the River Derwent.
Read more: Relatives of missing mother Victoria Taylor are 'sick, distraught and lost' as police continue searchRead more: Fiancé of missing mother Victoria Taylor breaks silence as he says daughter 'just wants her mam' However, Victoria’s friends expressed their concerns with the search efforts and called for more extensive efforts.They told the Mirror that no “dogs or helicopters” have been used in the search for their friend.
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