TVTV NewsThis MorningThings took an emotional turn on ITV's This Morning as Suzy Lamplugh's sister Lizzie appeared on the daytime programme12:07, 27 Jul 2026Suzy Lamplugh's sister shared a poignant message to viewers as she took part in her last-ever television interview.‌For four decades, the disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh has remained one of Britain's most enduring missing persons cases. On 28 July 1986, the 25-year-old estate agent left her office to meet a client and was never seen again.‌Forty years on, Suzy's sister, Lizzie, spoke publicly for what she says will be the last time. In an emotional interview on ITV's This Morning Lizzie shared previously unseen photographs of Suzy and reflected on her life.‌Speaking openly about her sister to presenters Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond, Lizzie mentioned that it was a huge ordeal to go through as a family and how strange it is to go through certain milestones without Suzy being there.Despite everything, Lizzie had an encouraging message for viewers watching. At the end of her interview, she said: "I think there is just one message I want to say. I mean we've gone through a lot of grief as a family but we always say just live life to the full and always think something positive every day."‌As the presenters thanked Lizzie for her appearance, Dermot added: "And what a lovely way to end your last interview too!"Suzy left her office in Fulham, West London, to attend a property viewing with a prospective client recorded in her diary as Mr Kipper. She was last seen later that day close to the address where the meeting was due to take place.‌But despite a major police investigation and repeated public appeals for information, she has never been found. In 1993, Lamplugh was officially declared legally dead and is believed to have been murdered.Three people reported seeing Lamplugh outside 37 Shorrolds Road between 12:45 pm and 1:00 pm. At around 12:50 pm, one passer-by noticed her standing at the entrance to the property, seemingly waiting for someone.Article continues belowAbout ten minutes later, a neighbour saw Lamplugh leaving the house with an unidentified man, both of them glancing back towards the property as they walked away. The witness's description of the man was later used by police to produce an identikit image.Although someone was arrested for Suzy's murder, Suzy's body has never been found. Her disappearance still remains unsolved.This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV1.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌This Morning