The missing woman is described as being of slim build, with light brown hair and olive skin. Despite an extensive search, police say there has still been no trace of her.
Detective Chief Inspector Wayne Jolley, from Specialist Crime South, said:
“Since receiving this report, our officers have made multiple enquiries to locate Nazire. This remains a very active and sensitive investigation.”
Police activity has intensified around the couple’s £550,000 home, now dubbed the ‘Welling Horror House’ by shocked neighbours. Officers have been seen removing carpets from inside the property, while others have been collecting CCTV hard drives from surrounding homes in the area.
Forensic teams have also deployed cutting-edge technology, including the FARO Focus Laser Scanning Solution, to create high-resolution 3D colour maps of the property and its surroundings. The technology, known for its Hybrid Reality Capture allows investigators to gather data with unmatched precision and speed.
Police sources have confirmed that supporting forensic evidence has now been found — further strengthening suspicions that Nazire may have been murdered.
Local residents have been left stunned by the developments. One neighbour, who knew the missing woman and often spoke to her while she walked her dog, described her as “friendly and quiet.” Another neighbour said they began noticing building materials arriving at the property several months ago, prompting further speculation about the timing of events.
The forensic investigation is ongoing, with officers determined to piece together the circumstances behind Nazire’s disappearance and suspected death.
Anyone with information is urged to contact police or report anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
