Worried about this situation

[worried parent]

Not sure if posting this in the right place but this it was happened:

 

Our neighbour appears to have disappeared no sight of them and the house looks empty as well including not putting out their bin this week. Also found out other things about them this week but not repeat them here.

 

Now we share a drive with them so often if our car is not in the garage then it would be along side their rear garden.

 

Now should we be worried about this situation or not.

[BRIGADIER2JCS]

IF your nieghbour is elderly or ill call the police,

and if think any thing illegal the same goes.

 

Or it may be a case of the ''midnight fit''.

[worried parent]

midnight flit is more likely as neither elderly or ill as we saw them loading their car at the weekend.

[Conniff]

Always a difficult one, they might have eloped, (remember that word).

 

If they have pets, it might be worth you having a close look through windows etc so you can get a better idea of what is going on by what's left and the state of it.

[worried parent]

We that they have no pets and they were a married couple. I had asked the question in case we should be more concerned about bailiffs or debt collectors snopping around.

[BRIGADIER2JCS]

Can't really comment on that.

[tomtubby]

It is good to see that there are concerned neighbours around. Well done. I am assuming from the little that you have written that your neighbours have not gone on holiday. I share the Brigadiers view that if they are eldery it could be worth while making the police aware.

[brassnecked]

Definitely, if worried police, are a good option.