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Police investigating the 2019 disappearance of Marlborough woman Jessica Boyce are set to release fresh information on the case.��

The 27-year-old was��last seen in the Marlborough town of Renwick on March 19, 2019.��

She was seen driving her mother’s red Holden Rodeo ute, which was later discovered parked at the Lake Chalice carpark in the Richmond Ranges on Friday, March 22.��

Jessica Boyce, 27, was last seen in Renwick, Marlborough, on Tuesday March 19, 2019. Photo / File��

Detective Senior Sergeant Ciaran Sloan said in a statement this morning: “Marlborough Police investigating the 2019 disappearance of Jessica Boyce are encouraging people to watch tomorrow night’s Cold Case episode on TV One.”��

“Investigators are releasing new information on the programme,” the statement said.��

Sloan said the “investigation team have worked through a large volume of information and will present significant aspects of those inquiries on the programme tonight”.��

“The team remain focused and motivated to locate Jessica and to hold to account those responsible for her disappearance.”��

The Cold Case will be broadcast tonight at 8.30pm on TV1, or later on TVNZ+.��

It comes as Police earlier executed a search warrant in relation to the suspicious disappearance last month.��

Officers searched a property��in Canvastown on February 9th.��

In an earlier statement police said, “We can confirm the search relates to Operation Largo, the continuing investigation into the disappearance of Jessica Boyce from Renwick in March 2019.��

“The investigation has been active since Jessica disappeared and today’s search is the latest phase of our ongoing inquiries.”��

Police initially thought Boyce was a missing person but then upgraded her case to a homicide��in October 2020.��

Last year, her family begged police��to put up a reward��in the hopes of flushing out a killer.��

Police are urging anyone holding on to relevant information or knowledge of Jessica’s disappearance to contact the investigation team on 0800 COLD CASE (0800 2653 2273).��