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'We just want Esther back': Mother of van life blogger breaks her silence and insists it is 'totally out of character' for her daughter to be out of touch for so long Esther Dingley's partner and her mother have begged anyone who might have any information relating to her disappearance to come forward Daniel Colegate, Dingley's partner of 19 years, has rubbished claims that she might have voluntarily disappeated Dingley was last seen on November 22 in the Pyrenees as she made her way to the summit of the Pic Sauveguard mountain
Esther Dingley, 37, went missing on November 22 while hiking in the Pyrenees Police are now treating the investigation as if her disappearance was voluntary They believe she feared her nomad life with partner Daniel Colegate was to end Spanish Civil Guard have suspended the search for her because of poor weather Jose Antonio Ballarin was the last person to see her alive at Plan de l'Estany
Captain Jean-Marc Bordinaro of France's Gendarmerie de Saint-Gaudens told The Times: "Esther Dingley wanted to continue with her current way of life, journeys in a camper van and sporting activities including hiking, whilst Daniel Colegate seems a little tired of this nomadic life." 'NOMADIC LIFE' He added: "Did Esther Dingley want to go off on her own to live her life and organise her own disappearance? "There is nothing enabling us to eliminate this working theory." But Matthew Searle, from missing person's charity LBT Global said: "We are working closely with Daniel and the family, and th...
When he saw Esther Dingley heading up the mountain road from the village of Benasque, Jose Antonio Ballarin wasn’t sure whether or not to stop his car. Under Spain’s lockdown rules, the retired businessman shouldn’t have offered a lift to a stranger at all. But something about the sight of the 37-year-old woman carrying a large khaki backpack made him pull over. Esther, who often took lifts on hiking trips, jumped in and travelled with the 71-year-old and his grandson for five miles, chatting about her plans until they reached the footpath leading to the Pico Salvaguardia, or ‘safeg...