Mother of missing 13-year-old girl appeals to public for help in finding 'vulnerable' daughter
Taybah Khan last seen on Thursday 15 February in Bretton area of Peterborough
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The mother of a missing “vulnerable” teenager who says her “pain is unbearable” has begged for the public’s help to trace her.
Taybah Khan, 13, was last seen at about 10.30pm in Stumpacre in the Bretton area of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, on Thursday 15 February.
Today mother Rubina called for the public’s help to find her daughter as well as appealing directly to Taybah to come home.
She said: “Our beautiful girl has been missing since Thursday. Our family is torn apart and completely broken.
“I urge and beg anyone with any information, big or small to please come forward and help us bring her home where she belongs because this pain is unbearable.
Addressing her daughter, she added: “Taybah, if you can see this message, please come home or make contact. We love you dearly and want you home.
“You are not in trouble so don’t be scared. We love you and miss you so much.”
Taybah was last seen wearing black leggings with a black sweatshirt and grey and white Adidas trainers, carrying a black duffle bag. Her hair was in a bun or ponytail.
From Bradford, Yorks, Taybah was visiting family in Peterborough when she disappeared.
DI Dan Pawson, who is leading the investigation said: “We are growing increasingly concerned for Taybah’s welfare.
“She is a vulnerable young girl and I would urge anyone who has information about her whereabouts to contact us.
“It has been four days since she was last seen and someone out there must know where she is.
“It may be that people don’t feel comfortable talking to police in which case we would urge people to contact Crimestoppers anonymously.
“We would also appeal directly to Taybah to get in touch with us to let us know she is okay.”
Anyone with information about Taybah’s whereabouts should call police immediately on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
SWNS
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