Police fear missing mum may have been abducted

POLICE fear a mum who has been missing for two weeks may have been abducted. Scot Lisa Brown vanished from her Spanish home on November 4 and police have now ramped up the search for the missing mum-of-one.
A Civil Guard spokesman yesterday confirmed: “The house has not been sealed off but only investigators are authorised to enter as it forms part of the investigation.”

“All lines of inquiry are being pursued, and they include the possibility Lisa’s disappearance was not voluntary.”

Spanish police declined to go into detail about where Lisa, originally from Dunbartonshire, Scotland, went missing apart from saying it was in the Guadiaro area where she lives.


Ex-partner Tony Tomillero, dad to their eight-year-old son Marco, reported her missing on November 9 after she failed to pick their son up from school.

Tony Tomillero has been questioned

He is thought to have been quizzed by police along with a current unnamed partner.

Lisa’s family have travelled to spain in hope of finding Lisa, whose disappearance they describe as “totally out of character”.

Lisa left Scotland when she was a teenager but maintains close contact with relatives back home and spoke to sister Helen the day before she vanished.

Helen said: “Her relationship with Tony had been fine and there’s nothing in her personal life we’re aware of that would make her leave.”