Missing Nottingham GP Elizabeth Kinston last seen in CCTV footage Police have released CCTV footage showing her last known whereabouts Police have released CCTV footage of the last known whereabouts of a woman who went missing five days ago while battling post-natal depression. Today Mrs Kinston's husband David begged for her to let him know she was safe, saying: 'Lizzie, I miss you, the girls miss you. Disappeared: Dr Elizabeth Kinston walked past the Vat and Fiddle pub, in Queensbridge Road, Nottingham, at 11.43am on Friday. She has not been seen since Detective Inspector Kev Broadhead, of Nottinghamshire police, said: 'Elizabeth has never left her family like this before' Now Nottinghamshire Police have released new CCTV footage of Dr Kinston just before she went missing. The video was taken outside the Vat and Fiddle pub, in Queensbridge Road, at 11.43am, minutes after Elizabeth Kinston walked up Carrington Street towards the station. Officers are exploring the possibility that Elizabeth boarded a train the day she went missing, but the new footage suggests she walked past the station. The car was found at the car park the following day, with Mrs Kinston's phone and purse inside, but there has been no confirmed sightings of her since she was seen on Queensbridge Road on Friday morning. She had a black peaked hat with her and was wearing a pink jumper, blue jeans, brown knee-high riding-style boots, a green, parka-style coat and was carrying a red and black backpack. One theory is that Dr Kinston boarded a train, but this footage raises the possibility she walked past the station Dr Kinston's husband made an emotional appeal for his wife to let him know she is safe The second CCTV video revealed her pink hooded jumper, which features a distinctive outline of a chicken pecking at a cup emblazoned across the back. DI Broadhead added: 'Were you in the area at the time? Do you remember seeing someone wearing this jumper? 'It's quite an unusual image, which I believe you would remember if you saw it. If this does spark a memory, call us. The distinctive pink hooded jumper worn by Dr Elizabeth Kinston. Police are hoping someone will remember seeing it on Friday A smaller version of the chicken image is also repeated on the front left side of the jumper Mrs Kinston, who was caught on CCTV on Friday has suffered from post-natal depression since January