Police have released a new image of police community support officer Julia James in the same clothes she was wearing before she was found dead.
Kent Police released the picture, which shows Ms James walking her Jack Russell Toby while wearing a light blue waterproof coat, blue jeans and dark coloured Wellington-style brown boots.
Police will hold a news conference at 3.30pm on Wednesday in Folkestone.
The force said the clothing is the same, apart from the gloves, as that worn by the 53-year-old on Tuesday 27 April, when she was found in Akholt Wood, near Aylesham.
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