The neighbour added: 'I speak to her fairly regularly and she's lovely.
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'I think she's gone away somewhere because she knew this new TV drama was starting at the weekend and it would bring up her past.' Neighbour Sally Scott told MailOnline: 'She's not been around for the last couple of days, her car isn't in the usual spot and hasn't been since before Easter. Ms Darwin, who moved into the bungalow just over a year and a half ago, keeps a low profile and has not been seen since the show hit television screens. The Thief, His Wife and The Canoe has aired every night since Sunday and a documentary, titled The Real Story, is broadcast tonight at 9pm. Her former husband, meanwhile, has been pictured shopping for his new Filipina wife, as thousands of viewers have tuned in to see their extraordinary story told once again. She lives a quiet life by herself in a small one-bedroom bungalow in a pretty village in North Yorkshire.Īvoiding the village shops, tearoom and pub, she instead seeks solace in the surrounding countryside.Īnne Darwin, the former wife of 'Canoe Man' John Darwin, has taken up hiking near her home in a village in North Yorkshire, to 'clear her head' as a new TV drama rakes up her criminal past The 69-year-old regularly embarks on long solitary walks around the North Yorkshire Moors and Cleveland Hills, those living in the area revealed. It comes as neighbours of Ms Darwin told MailOnline today how she has taken up hiking to 'clear her head' amid the renewed discussion around her criminal past.
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I really hadn't expected my homecoming to be like this, or to be arrested in such a public way. 'I was shocked at the speed at which everything was happening. I confirmed to the police officers that I was, indeed, who they thought I was, and they told me I was being arrested on suspicion of fraud. 'All eyes were on me as, ashen-faced and totally panic-stricken, I made my way forward to the front of the cabin. 'There was a buzz of confusion and then excitement as people started to realise they had shared their flight home with me, Anne Darwin, the now infamous 'canoe widow' whose face had been all over the newspapers and TV.