Police Appeal For Whereabouts of Missing School Girls

Monday, 11 October 2010 01:00

Police Want Publics Help in Tracking Down Missing Girls

Police are appealing for information concerning the whereabouts of two girls who have been missing from their homes since Saturday 9th October.

13-year-old Georgiana Leece and 14-year-old Natasha Fuller have not been seen since 11.35am on the Saturday.

Police believe that the girls will be together and are keen to stress that they’re not in trouble.

It’s the second time in a month that the two girls have gone missing.

Both girls are described as being 5ft 6 inches tall with dark brown shoulder length hair.

It’s thought they’re possibly in the Ramsey area currently.

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