A body was found in the search for missing runner Jenny Hall, the police have announced.
The 23-year-old was last seen to leave her house in tow, County Durham, around 3 p.m. on February 18.
Her car, a red Ford Fiesta, was later parked on the national B6278 between Eggleston and Stanhope that caused an enormous emergency aid.
Mountain Rescue teams and sniffer dogs worked with officers to perform searches from Hamsterley Forest and use specialized drones.
But on Sunday Durham Constabulary confirmed that a body was found around 9.30 am in a very remote area in Teesdale.
Although formal identification has not yet taken place, Mrs. Hall's family has been informed and are supported by specialized officers.
The discovery is not treated as suspicious and a file is prepared for the coroner, the police said.
In a statement, the armed forces said: 'We are sorry to report that officers who are looking for a missing woman Jenny Hall have unfortunately found a body.
A body has been found in the search for missing runner Jenny Hall, Durham Constabulary announced
The police spent six days looking for the missing runner, but found a tragic body on Sunday
Although formal identification has not yet taken place, Mrs. Hall's family has been informed and is supported by specialized officers
Displayed: MS Hall's Red Ford Focus that was found parked on the B6278, near Meerland remotely between Eggleston and Stanhope
'Officers carried out an extensive search alongside specialized partners and worked around the clock to find Jenny after she was missing on 18 February.
'The body was found today (February 23) in a very remote area in Teesdale.
'Formal identification still has to take place.
'Jenny's family has been informed and is currently supported by specialized officers and our thoughts remain with them.
“It is not assumed that there are suspicious circumstances.
“We in particular want to thank the public for all their help in sharing our attraction and the expert mountain rescue teams and other organizations that have worked intensively alongside officers on site.”
