POLICE RELEASE CCTV OF MISSING BRIDE-TO-BE, 29, WHO VANISHED 12 DAYS AGO — URGENT SEARCH FOCUSES ON LAKE AND NEARBY BEACH

Police have released new CCTV footage showing the last known movements of a 29-year-old woman who disappeared from her home in Lancashire nearly two weeks ago, as officers intensify efforts to find her.

Eren Wright was reported missing on Tuesday, October 27, after leaving her home on St David’s Road South in Lytham St Annes, England.

Her disappearance has prompted an extensive search involving CCTV investigations, house-to-house inquiries and searches around a nearby lake and beach.

Now, Lancashire Police are appealing directly to members of the public who may have seen Eren or captured her movements on CCTV, doorbell cameras or dashcams.

WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE EREN DISAPPEARED?

Eren was last known to have left her home shortly after 10 a.m. on October 27.

CCTV footage released by police shows her walking along a road wearing a light olive-green hoodie, beige or cream wide-leg trousers and white trainers.

At approximately 10:30 a.m., she was seen near the junction of Clifton Drive South and St Anne’s Road West.

Investigators believe she subsequently travelled through Lytham town centre before taking a bus towards St Annes.

Her movements later that day remain a major focus of the investigation.

Police believe Eren may have been in the Fairhaven Lake area, located between Lytham and St Annes, from around 5:30 p.m.

Officers are particularly interested in establishing exactly where she went after the afternoon and whether anyone encountered her during those hours.

POLICE SEARCH FAIRHAVEN LAKE AND NEARBY BEACH

Over the weekend, Lancashire Police officers carried out further inquiries around Fairhaven Lake and the surrounding beach.

The area has become an important part of the search because investigators believe Eren may have been nearby during the evening of October 27.

Police are asking anyone who was walking, driving or spending time around the lake and beach that afternoon or evening to come forward.

Even seemingly insignificant details could help officers establish a clearer timeline of her movements.

Investigators are also particularly interested in dashcam recordings from the Lytham and St Annes areas taken after 4:30 p.m. on October 27.

HER FIANCÉ REPORTED HER MISSING

Eren’s disappearance was reported by her fiancé, Silas O’Carroll Pond, during the early evening of October 27.

Since then, police have been working to establish her whereabouts.

A Lancashire Police spokesperson confirmed that inquiries had been ongoing since the original missing-person report.

Officers have spoken with Eren’s loved ones and potential witnesses, reviewed CCTV recordings and conducted house-to-house inquiries.

The latest appeal comes as investigators continue trying to piece together her final known movements.

POLICE ISSUE A WARNING ABOUT ONLINE SPECULATION

As news of Eren’s disappearance spread, the case attracted considerable attention online.

However, police have urged members of the public to avoid spreading unverified theories or speculation about what may have happened.

A spokesperson emphasized that Eren is a real person with loved ones who are deeply worried about her safety.

The force said unhelpful speculation could cause further distress to her family and friends and would not assist officers carrying out the investigation.

Police are instead asking people to share genuine sightings, relevant recordings or information that could help locate her.

HOW TO IDENTIFY EREN WRIGHT

Eren is 29 years old.

In the latest CCTV images released by police, she appears wearing:

• A light olive-green hoodie
• Beige or cream wide-leg trousers
• White trainers

The footage shows her walking in the Lytham St Annes area on the morning of October 27.

Police want anyone who recognizes her or remembers seeing someone matching her description to get in touch.

POLICE URGE ANYONE WITH INFORMATION TO COME FORWARD

Lancashire Police are asking anyone who has seen Eren, or who has CCTV, doorbell or dashcam footage that could assist the investigation, to contact them.

Anyone who sees Eren is urged to call 999 immediately.

Anyone with information or potentially relevant footage should contact police on 101 and quote log number 1309 of October 27.

As the search continues, officers are urging the community to remain alert and help bring Eren home safely.

For her loved ones, every new sighting and every piece of information could matter.

PLEASE SHARE — EREN WRIGHT IS STILL MISSING.