Police hunt missing British woman, 60, who vanished a week ago while walking her dogs in Tenerife
- Kate Barley was with two dogs when she disappeared in Adeje in south of island
- Spanish missing persons’ platform described her case as ‘urgent’ in an appeal
Police are hunting for a missing British woman who vanished nearly a week ago on the holiday island of Tenerife.
Kate Barley, 60, was with her two pet dogs when she disappeared in the municipality of Adeje in the south of the island.
Spanish missing persons’ platform SOS Desaparecidos described her case as ‘urgent’ in an alert it posted about her disappearance.
She has been described locally as British, although police could not be reached early this morning (Tuesday, March 14) for an official comment.
Kate, whose full name is Kate Barley Bizzarro, is said to drive a white Smart car. The last-known sighting of her was last Wednesday (March 8).
Kate Barley (pictured), 60, was with her two pet dogs when she disappeared in the municipality of Adeje in the south of the island
Kate, whose full name is Kate Barley Bizzarro, is said to drive a white Smart car. The last-known sighting of her was last Wednesday (March 8)
Spanish missing persons’ platform SOS Desaparecidos described her case as ‘urgent’ in an alert it posted about her disappearance
An initial SOS Desaparecidos appeal said: ‘Kate Barley Bizarro disappeared on March 8 in Adeje.’
Describing her as just over 5ft 7 tall, with long straight blonde hair and blue eyes, it said: ‘She uses graduated glasses, has a foreign accent and drives a white Smart Bianca with the number-plate 6274 KDL.’
In a second appeal, the Canary Islands branch of the organisation SOS Canarias added: ‘Kate, 60, was accompanied by her two dogs, a white Yorkshire and a beige Chihuahua.
‘The two dogs, Jimmy and Luky, have also disappeared. We appeal to the public for help.’
