Members of the public are being asked to help in connection with the disappearance of an elderly couple and the identity of a man known only as “Mr Dumpling”.
The couple, named locally as Frank and Joyce Parry of Plum Terrace allegedly disappeared following reports of an altercation at their home. A 44-year-old male, believed to be their Son, Graham Parry, is currently “helping with inquiries”.
Speaking about Mr and Mrs Parry’s disappearance, Detective Inspector Watt said “the couple’s disappearance goes completely against the grain. We are keen to identify a Mr Dumpling who called us to report an altercation at Mr and Mrs Parry’s address.“ Blood was reportedly found at the couple’s home. Neighbours have reported seeing forensic activity taking place in the couple’s garden, close to a rhododendron bush.
The public are being urged to stay vigilant and attend The Live Rooms in Chester on Monday 29th, Tuesday 30th of November and Wednesday 1st of December at 7.30pm to find out more.
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Pictured - Graham Parry - "helping with Inquiries"
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