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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
National
Steven Morris

Gaia Pope inquest: family repeatedly told police to search clifftop, jury told

Relatives of Pope old police they thought she would have gone to a spot of great sentimental importance to her.
Relatives of Pope old police they thought she would have gone to a spot of great sentimental importance to her. Photograph: Dorset Coroner’s Court/PA

The family of the Dorset teenager Gaia Pope repeatedly urged police to search the clifftop spot where her body was finally found 11 days after she vanished but felt officers focused on other places, an inquest jury has heard.

Relatives of Pope, who had severe epilepsy and was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder after revealing she had been raped when she was 16, told police they thought she would have gone to a spot of great sentimental importance to her called Dancing Ledge.

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