Multiple outlets report that a UK cold case unit is still working on the decades-old disappearance of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh, describing the case as one that “haunts” investigators because it remains unsolved. The reports state that Lamplugh, aged 25, leaves her office for an appointment on 28 July 1986 and does not return. Across the coverage, the focus is on the continuing effort by investigators to seek answers after years without a confirmed outcome. The articles refer to the investigation as a cold case, indicating that it is now handled through dedicated resources for older unsolved matters rather than an active day-to-day inquiry. While the provided summaries do not include additional new evidence or outcomes, they consistently outline the same central timeline: the 1986 disappearance after an appointment arranged from her workplace, followed by an absence that has not been explained publicly. The reports emphasize the ongoing nature of the investigation rather than any resolution.