‘I want my princess home’: Mother’s desperate plea for help to find her missing daughter, 15, who could be ‘anywhere in Queensland’
- A Queensland mother’s desperate plea for help to locate miss teenage daughter
- Sara Carfantan reached out to people on Facebook to help locate the 15-year-old
- Daughter Kaylee Anne was last seen on October 25 in Toowoomba
A desperate mother has taken to social media in a bid to find her missing teenage daughter after she switched off her phone and disappeared.
Sara Carfantan’s daughter Kaylee Anne, 15, was last seen on Friday morning at Harristown High School in Toowoomba, Queensland.
Ms Carfantan said she dropped her daughter off at 7am and that was the last time she saw her.
She believes her ‘princess’ could be with a male friend, 17, and the boy’s father and has urged anyone with information to contact police.
Desperate mother Sara Carfantan (left) has taken to social media in a bid to find her missing teenage daughter Kaylee Anne (right)
Kaylee Anne, 15, was last seen on October 25 when she went missing from Harristown High in Toowoomba at about 7am
‘Having said this she she could be anywhere in South East Queensland,’ she wrote.
‘She a beautiful young girl and I just would like her home. She’s turned her phone off presumably under the instruction of the person she is with.
‘I’m so very grateful for all the help and shares. I want my princess home ASAP.’
A number of people from across South East Queensland shared the status, offering words of comfort to Mrs Carfantan.
She said she had received a few phone calls about potential sightings but none have helped her track her daughter down.
A Queensland Police Services spokeswoman confirmed to the Sunshine Coast Daily the teenage girl was still missing as of 4pm on Sunday.
Mrs Carfantan believes her daughter could be with a 17-year-old boy and another man, possibly the boy’s father