COPS searching for a missing woman who vanished 11 days ago have released a map showing her last known movements.
Christine Stenson, 66, was dropped off at an address on Hawke Road in the Wheatley area of Doncaster at around 5.05pm on August 12.
South Yorkshire Police believe she left the address on foot within five minutes, and she was later seen on CCTV at 5.57pm that same evening walking along Cantley Lane on the end near to the A638.
She was walking in the direction of Rose Hill Cemetery.
This is the last confirmed sighting of Christine so far.
Officers are “keen” to understand where she may have travelled to after this time.
They said in a statement: “We have deployed numerous resources in our work to find Christine, including specialist search teams, off-road bike teams, mounted officers, drones, and specialist search dogs, and have had support from a National Police Air Service helicopter utilising thermal imaging technology.
“Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, we are yet to locate Christine, and the search continues this week with our specialist teams.
“Enquiries are ongoing all day every day, with officers carrying out CCTV trawls and house to house calls.”
Cops are again appealing for residents around Cantley Lane to check their home CCTV from the evening of 12 August.
They are also asking drivers who were in the area to check their dashcam, as this footage may show where she went after 5.57pm.
Christine is described as a white woman, around 5ft 5ins tall with long grey hair. At the time of her disappearance, she was last seen wearing a black vest top with a floral pattern and orange shorts.
Police had previously said they were “particularly interested” in footage between 5.45pm to 8pm on August 12 that could show which direction she may have travelled.
