Teen school girl is found ‘safe and well’ after sister pleads for her to return home days after the 15-year-old vanished saying she was going to see a friend
- Millie Rae Evans had been missing since January 31 at around 5.30pm
- She was found hours after her sister had pleaded for Millie to come home
- 15-year-old had told her mother that she was going to visit a friend that evening
- Police said she was found in Kensington area of Liverpool earlier this morning
A teen who vanished after saying she was going to visit a friend has been found safe and well, according to police.
Millie Rae Evans, 15, had last been seen on January 31 around 5.30pm on Florence Road, Wallasey, after she asked to go a visit and friend that evening.
She was found this morning at an address in the Kensington area of Liverpool just hours after her sister Lucy issued an emotional plea for Millie to come back home.
Lucy Evans, 20 said the stress of the disappearance of her sister Millie – who had gone missing before – has made her mother sick with with worry.
Millie’s phone had been switched off, she had not been active on social media and had not attended school.
Millie Rae Evans, 15, was missing from January 31 at around 5.30pm before she was found today
Merseyside police said today: ‘Millie Evans went missing on 31st January 2022. After carrying out extensive CCTV and cell site analysis officers attended an address in Kensington, L7 in the early hours of this morning where Millie was found safe and well.’
Hours before her sister Lucy had issued a desperate plea for her sister to come home, saying: ‘Please come home, our mum is worried sick and worried about the worst possible things.
‘The worry and stress is making her ill. We have no idea what to do next.’
Recalling the evening her sister went missing, Lucy said: ‘She went in and asked my mum if she could go to her friend’s. She went and my mum text her but it didn’t even send.
‘This has happened before and police told us if it gets to 8pm then we need to call them and report her missing.
‘The friend’s mum has been great and she’s spoken to my mum and said she never went there. We’re worried sick.’
Lucy said her family are not sure why she keeps running away as everything is fine at home and there were no arguments or disagreements before she left.
Millie’s sister Lucy had launched an impassioned plea for her sister to return home
As she pleaded for her sister to return, she said: ‘We think she has taken clothes and makeup so this may have been planned.
‘She may be wearing a cream coloured coat as the last Snapchat I received from her, she had that on. She also had snakeskin print pants on.
‘She could have white Fila trainers on or Adidas flux. She looks a lot older when wearing makeup.’
Police described Millie as a white female, 5ft 3in tall, of slim build with long black hair and a tongue piercing.
When Millie was previously reported missing she has been found in the areas of Wallasey, Fazakerley and Kensington.