NOAH WOODS CASE: CCTV REVEALS THE THREE-YEAR-OLD’S LAST KNOWN MOVEMENTS

Police CCTV footage has provided an important timeline of the moments before three-year-old Noah Woods disappeared in Brantham, Suffolk.

The footage reportedly shows Noah at the Merriam Close playground at around 2:37 p.m. on September 15.

He was seen playing in the area shortly before becoming separated from a relative.

Police said Noah was then believed to have run down an alleyway leading toward a nearby housing estate.

That was the last known movement captured before the search for him began.

A major search operation was launched as police, emergency services, and members of the public worked to locate the missing child.

The CCTV footage became an important part of efforts to establish Noah’s possible route.

Officers appealed to residents to check doorbell cameras and private CCTV for any sightings.

Search teams examined surrounding paths, open spaces, and areas near the housing estate.

The disappearance prompted a huge response from the local community.

People travelled from outside Suffolk to join the search and help authorities.

Every possible sighting and piece of information was assessed as investigators worked to establish a timeline.

The footage also helped identify the direction in which Noah was believed to have travelled.

Despite the extensive search, Noah was later found dead at nearby Decoy Pond.

Police have said his death is not being treated as suspicious, while enquiries continue.

The CCTV footage remains an important part of the timeline surrounding his disappearance.

For Noah’s family and the community, the final moments captured on camera are now part of a deeply painful sequence of events.

The investigation continues as authorities work to establish the circumstances surrounding his death.