Napier Marten Update: Father of Missing Dorset Aristocrat Constance Files Emotional Appeal

Constance Marten’s aristocratic father made an emotional appeal to her to turn herself in to the police.

Film and music producer Napier Marten tells her daughter Constance, who is missing with her sex offender partner Mark Gordon, to get herself and her child to safety as quickly as possible. I urged you to

Mr. Marten pleaded with his daughter, stating: We are deeply concerned about the health of you and your baby. “

Marten, 63, said: Independent He had known about Gordon’s conviction for some time and had been living with his family “with great concern.”

Mark Gordon’s mother Sylvia said she was “extremely concerned” for the safety of her son and partner.

She told the Daily Mail: i love my son I’m a good boy so I don’t know what’s going on.

“I worry about them all. Did someone kidnap them?

The missing woman’s partner with her newborn baby is a convicted rapist who has served 20 years in prison.

Mark Gordon and aristocratic daughter Constance Marten went missing with their newborn baby on January 5 when they left their broken-down car on the M61 near Bolton. Police were alerted when the vehicle caught fire and most of the property was destroyed.

my colleague Thomas Kingsley Report:

A mother who goes missing with her partner and newborn baby belongs to an aristocratic family who owns a sprawling country mansion and has close ties to the royal family.

Constance Marten, 35, is the granddaughter of Mary Anna Marten. Mary Anna Marten was the trustee of the British Museum, his godmother was the late Queen Mother, and she once owned Chrishell House in Dorset.

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Constance Marten’s aristocratic father made an emotional appeal to her to turn herself in to the police.

In an audio shared exclusively with The Independent, Napier Marten said: to us.

“Under any circumstances, we want you to understand that you are very much loved. We are deeply concerned for you and your baby’s health.”

“I ask that you find a way to hand you and your baby over to the police as soon as possible so that you and him or her are protected. You can start the recovery process.

“I hope you understand that your family will do everything necessary for your health, and that you are very loved, no matter what the circumstances. I would like it.

“We are deeply concerned for the health of you and your baby.”

Marten is said to have met her partner in 2016, and it is understood that they have lived an isolated life ever since.

After meeting Gordon, Marten cut contact with family and friends.

Last September, they began traveling around the country renting AirBnBs for short periods of time.

They have been missing for about two weeks.

Further commenting on the case, Detective Superintendent Basford described the investigation as “complicated”, adding that the couple could be “anywhere in the UK”.

he said:

“There is nothing to suggest that any of them have done any kind of intentional harm. does not require medical assistance for any problem.

“Their last confirmed sighting was in East Ham over a week ago. They could now be anywhere in the UK.

The support you have provided so far has been invaluable. Don’t forget Constance, Mark and baby. If you have seen them or think you have seen them, please contact us immediately. “

• At 18:33 on Thursday 5 January, police were called to a car burning on the hard shoulder of the M61 near Junction 4 (Farnworth, Bolton). However, no passengers were present at the scene.
• It is believed that the car fire destroyed most of their belongings.
• An investigation revealed that it was Constance and Mark who were in the car, and that Constance had given birth very recently, likely a day or two before giving birth, and had not been evaluated by a medical professional. became.
• A missing persons investigation has been launched by Greater Manchester Police, confirming that the family has safely left the car and highway and is walking towards the Anchor Lane Bridge, which connects Highfield and Little Halton.
• Officers believe they then traveled to Liverpool and took a taxi to Harwich around 03:30 on Friday 6 January.
• Mark, Constance and the baby were sighted by the public in Harwich around 9am on Saturday 7th January. Officers also received a number of confirmed sightings of the family in Colchester on Friday, January 6 and Saturday, January 7.
• The investigation was then handed over to Essex Police on Monday 9 January.
• Essex Police conducted a number of investigations and confirmed CCTV surveillance hours and were able to locate the couple near Eastham Station between 10:30 and 12:30 on Saturday 7 January. I was.
• As this was the last confirmed sighting of the family, the investigation was handed over to the Metropolitan Police Department on Thursday, January 12.

London Metropolitan Police are seeking information on the whereabouts of Marten and her partner, Mark Gordon, who were last seen in London over a week ago.

“Police officers are becoming increasingly concerned about the safety of Marten, who recently gave birth to a baby boy,” the Metropolitan Police Department said.

Detective Superintendent Louis Basford, who is leading the investigation, said: “It’s been almost two weeks since Mark and Constance’s car broke down on the M61 near Bolton, and they’ve been traveling with their new baby all that time. I got

“As far as we know, neither Constance nor the baby have received treatment since birth. Our priority is making sure both the baby, and indeed Constance and Mark, are safe and well. is to

“Once again, I appeal directly to Constance and Marc. Please do the right thing for your baby and contact us to make sure you are all okay.

A mother who goes missing with her partner and newborn baby belongs to an aristocratic family who owns a sprawling country mansion and has close ties to the royal family.

Constance Marten, 35, is the granddaughter of Mary Anna Marten. Mary Anna Marten was the trustee of the British Museum, his godmother was the late Queen Mother, and she once owned Chrishell House in Dorset.

my colleague Thomas Kingsley Report: