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Daily Mail
3 days ago
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- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Major update in search for Aussie girl who vanished without a trace
A 14-year-old girl who went missing without a trace on Sunday has been found safe, police have confirmed. Holly Whalan was last seen at 12.15pm on High Street in Warialda, a town in regional New South Wales. Following her disappearance, Holly's mother issued a desperate plea for help on social media. 'Anyone who tries to contact her is blocked immediately: her Facebook has been deactivated,' her mother wrote. 'We are extremely worried for her safety. Please help us bring our baby home. If you know something do the right thing and tell us immediately.'
News.com.au
3 days ago
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- News.com.au
Fears for missing NSW teen Holly Whalan
A mother says she is 'extremely worried' for the safety of her missing teenage daughter after the girl was allegedly taken across state borders. Kahlia Whalan claimed people trying to contact her daughter Holly, 14, were being blocked and the teenager's Facebook page had been deactivated since she was last seen on Sunday. NSW Police said Holly was last seen about 12.15pm on Sunday at High St, Warialda – a town in the North West Slopes region, about 60km inland from Inverell. 'Police and family have concerns due to her age,' NSW Police said in a statement on Monday. 'Investigations indicate Holly may be in Woodridge, QLD, about 11.50pm last night. 'Police believe she may be travelling in either a 2015 blue Mitsubishi Lancer – QLD registration 741JD9 or a 2008 silver Audi A3 – bearing QLD registration 344GJ6 Qld and she may be in the company of two men, aged 22 and 24.' Woodridge is located in the City of Logan, south of Brisbane and about five hours' drive from Holly's home town of Warialda. Her mother published a desperate plea on social media for information about Holly's whereabouts on Sunday night. 'The police are searching for her, she is 14 years old, anyone who tries to contact her is blocked immediately, her Facebook has been deactivated,' she wrote. 'We are extremely worried for her safety, please help us bring our baby home, if you know something do the right thing and tell us immediately.' has contacted Ms Whalan for comment. She also shared CCTV footage of two cars – one blue and the other silver – which appear to match the models NSW Police described in its statement. It is unclear whether these vehicles were the ones identified by investigators. Holly is described as being of caucasian appearance, about 160cm tall, with shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a white crop top and black and white tights.
Daily Mail
4 days ago
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- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Desperate search is launched for missing girl Holly Whalan, 14, as her mother shares concerning discovery
A search has been launched for a missing girl over fears she could be interstate with two men, with her mother revealing her Facebook has been deactivated. Holly Whalan, 14, was last seen on High Street at Warialda in regional NSW at 12.15pm on Sunday. Her family contacted police after she was unable to be located. NSW Police hold concerns for her welfare due to her age. She is understood to be travelling in either a 2015 blue Mitsubishi Lancer – QLD registration 741JD9 or a 2008 silver Audi A3 – bearing QLD registration 344GJ6. Police believe she may be in the company of two men aged 22 and 24. She was last seen wearing a white crop top and black and white tights. NSW Police believe she could have visited Woodridge in Queensland at about 11.50pm last night. Holly is described as Caucasian, about 160cm tall, with shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes. Her mother issued a heartbreaking plea for help following her disappearance. 'Anyone who tries to contact her is blocked immediately: her Facebook has been deactivated,' she wrote. 'We are extremely worried for her safety, please help us bring our baby home, if you know something do the right thing and tell us immediately.' Anyone with any information has been urged to contact Inverell Police Station (02) 6722 0599.
