On social media, some were quick to question police motives for wanting to find the couple, accusing them of racism and wasting resources.
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‘They had planned, they had stored money up and intended to be out of sight – and then this car fire happened.’įor legal reasons, police have been unable to discuss publicly the full background of their concerns for Marten, Gordon and their baby.īut, as the tragic death of missing dog walker Nicola Bulley recently demonstrated, there has been no shortage of armchair ‘experts’ who think they know better. ‘If it wasn’t for that car fire, we probably today would be unaware that baby had been born,’ he said, explaining that Marten had carefully concealed her pregnancy. Checks established that the vehicle had been bought for cash days earlier in London where Marten and Gordon, 48, had been living.Īs Metropolitan Police Detective Superintendent Lewis Basford, who later led the hunt for the family, told me last week, until that point no one knew that Marten was pregnant. Police also discovered 35-year-old Marten’s passport in the car.
In the back was a placenta and the aftermath of a birth. That plea was put out on Friday January 6 under 24 hours after the couple’s car had broken down in flames and was abandoned on the hard shoulder of the M61 near Bolton. ‘Constance, I know this is an exceptionally hard time for you and you are likely feeling scared, but I promise that our No1 priority is the same as yours – to keep your beautiful newborn safe.’
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