Fears have been raised over the wellbeing of a 14-year-old girl who vanished after boarding a train with an “unknown older male”.
Kent Police are desperately looking for Lily Wright following a report of her going missing on Monday (June 24). She is believed to have boarded a train from Canterbury West station with initial missing person posters saying the girl – described as 5 feet 5 inches, slim and with shoulder-length blonde hair – had possibly been bound for Welling in Bexley, Southeast London.
The same description says that the last time she was seen, at around 2pm, she was wearing Nike trainers and a black t-shirt. Police said she is more often referred to as “Kalia”.
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A police spokesperson said in a statement: “Lily, who is more widely known as Kalia, is believed to have boarded a train from Canterbury West railway station accompanied by an unknown older male.
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“It is thought they boarded a London-bound service at around 1.30pm and that they may been headed to an address in Welling in Bexley.”
Cops added that the ‘older man’ may have been a male in his late teens. He was last seen wearing grey jogging bottoms and a grey top.
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The same police force noted that Lily also has links to the nearby town of Ashford.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts should call 999, quoting reference 24-1061.
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