Police appeal for missing Goole teenagers Chloe Sanderson and Melissa Griffiths
Police are appealing for help in locating two girls who have been reported missing in Goole.
Chloe Sanderson, 14, and Melissa Griffiths, 15, were both reported missing to police at around 10.40pm on Wednesday, December 19 after they are believed to have left their home addresses and got into a car with two men. It is understood the girls know the men.
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Chloe, of Kent Road, is described as white, 5ft 7in tall and of average build. She has short brown hair and was last seen wearing a striped T-shirt, bright pink hooded top and grey tracksuit bottoms.
Melissa, of Aire Street, is described as white, with dark brown hair with purple strands. She was last seen wearing her school uniform - black trousers and jumper and a white shirt.
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Humberside Police believe the girls are with two older men and may have travelled in a blue vehicle in the direction of the M62. There have been potential sightings of the vehicle.
Police have no immediate concerns over the welfare of the girls.
Anyone with information is asked to call 101, quoting log 726 of December 19, 2012.
Comments
by Kewstu
Monday, December 24 2012, 9:07AM
“As the Hull Daily Mail did not and have not changed their story we must beleive them against the evidence which is out there on the parents Facebook page, so they must have been taken "seen getting into the boys car" at 10:40 pm.
The HDM seem to use the wonders of Facebook on ever obit they report on but not for stories like this over weekends. Word of advice - HDM all the Facebook pages of all the people involved in this are WIDE OPEN easy to report on.”
by BashDaBish
Sunday, December 23 2012, 9:18PM
“Pleased they are safe and well. Apologies for now sounding pedantic but @Kewstu seems to be contradicting themself. In one post you are correcting the HDM and stating the girls went missing at 3pm and not 10:40pm then in the next post critising the parents for letting them out at 10:40pm. I am a little confused to say the least :)”
by Kewstu
Sunday, December 23 2012, 2:15PM
“The Police did a superb job of finding them, they had the Number Plate of the car circulated on the ANPR all over the country, they knew they were heading for Blackpool, because of the Facebook coverage a B&B owner gave them a room and immediatly called the police.
Hopefully the girls will have learnt a lesson from all this.”
by PeterAnlaby
Saturday, December 22 2012, 10:52PM
“Sadly, Kewstu, it is very difficult for some parents to control the conduct of their teenage children these days, as they are not allowed to discipline them in the way our parents and grandparents did. But I would still think that in these days of internet grooming, the police should take events of this sort much more seriously than seems to be the case here. (according to HDM's report)”
by Kewstu
Saturday, December 22 2012, 10:23PM
“Having said they was found safe and well in Blackpool questions must be asked of the parents letting a 14 and 15 year old out at 10:40 pm have they no control over their kids?”
by Kewstu
Saturday, December 22 2012, 3:00PM
“This story is inaccurate they went missing at 3pm and not 10:40 pm
They also went to Blackpool with two men they KNEW who have since been arrested.”
by Kewstu
Saturday, December 22 2012, 2:58PM
“OMG HDM the kids were found safe and well in Blackpool on Friday evening.
Update your website to reflect this.”
by PeterAnlaby
Saturday, December 22 2012, 11:27AM
“2 young teenage schoolgirls get into a car with 2 older men at 10.40 at night and haven't been heard from for two days, yet police have no immediate concerns over the welfare of the girls. Am I alone in thinking that they should be VERY concerned?”