A fresh search for murdered Bangor woman Lisa Dorrian has begun today.
A large scale search operation took place today (Monday) in the caravan park in Ballyhalbert where Lisa was last seen alive, as well as the disused airfield behind.
Police will also be searching a number of other areas over the coming days.
Detective Superintendent Jason Murphy, who is leading the investigation, said the determination of the PSNI to bring those who killed Lisa Dorrian to justice is as strong today as it has ever been.
“The purpose of the search operation is two-fold: Firstly I want to recover Lisa’s body and allow the Dorrian family to finally put Lisa to rest. And secondly I am looking for evidence relating to her disappearance.
“Our relationship with Lisa’s family remains very positive and they have been updated on the current investigative position,” he added.
Lisa vanished in 2005 when she was 25.