- Abigail Brewster, 14, is missing after last being seen in Sydney’s south west
- The teenager’s disappearance has been described as out of character
- The girl was reported missing to police five hours after she left the house
- She has black shoulder length hair, is 160cm tall and was wearing a blue jumper
- Family members panicked and took to social media on Sunday night for help
Fears are growing for a missing Sydney girl who was last seen riding her blue pushbike on Sunday.
The 14-year-old Sydney girl left her house at 11am on Sunday on a bike-ride and is still lost.
The young girl was reported missing to police at 4.30pm when she still had not returned home at Dunbier Avenue Lurnea in Sydney’s South West.
Sydney girl Abigail Brewster, 14, has been missing since Sunday morning when she went on a bike ride
The girl’s disappearance has been described as ‘out of character’ and police are concerned for her welfare.
Abigail was last seen riding a blue push bike wearing blue jumper with white writing and black tights with a green backpack.
She is of Pacific Islander appearance, has black shoulder length hair and is 160cm tall.
Panicked family members took to social media on Sunday night and Monday morning appealing for help to find her.
Panicked family members took to social media on Sunday night and Monday morning to appeal for more information
She did not return home after going out for a bike ride at Dunbier Avenue Lurnea (pictured) in Sydney’s South West
Mother Hannah Brewster Tuli-Manua took to social media to appeal for help on Sunday evening.
‘My daughter Abigail Brewster left home at 11.30am to go for a bike ride. She has not returned home for almost 8 hours’ she said.
‘She left with her blue bike, a green backpack and a pink helmet. Please if anyone has seen her please keep me posted.’
Her auntie shared photos of the girl on Instagram Sunday night saying: ‘My niece Abigail Brewster has been missing since 11am this morning’.
‘Someone is bound to see her face, the more exposure on social media the more chances someone will recognise her and notify her worried family or police.’
One friend of the family said she ‘didn’t sleep at all’ and posted to Abigail’s mother her ‘prayers are with you and the family.
Abigail was last seen riding a blue push bike wearing blue jumper with white writing and black tights with a green backpack
Annita Gebrail described missing Abigail as ‘my son’s best friend’ and urged people to contact the police.
Police are appealing for help from the public and asked for anyone with information to contact police immediately.