The heartbroken family of Paige Kelly have made an emotional plea for help as the search for the missing 18-year-old enters a critical phase. Paige vanished after a night out in central London, leaving her loved ones terrified for her safety.
Last Seen in Leicester Square
Paige was last seen in the early hours of Saturday morning in the bustling Leicester Square area, a popular nightlife destination that attracts thousands of revellers each weekend. The teenager, described as vulnerable by those who know her, was captured on CCTV near the famous entertainment hub before disappearing without trace.
Her distraught mother, Kelly Brown, delivered a tearful message to her daughter: "Please just get in touch, Paige. Let us know you're safe. We're all so worried about you and just want to know you're okay."
Metropolitan Police Launch Urgent Search
Scotland Yard has deployed significant resources to locate the missing teen, with officers conducting extensive searches and reviewing hours of CCTV footage from around the Leicester Square vicinity. Detectives are particularly concerned given Paige's young age and the length of time she has been missing.
A Metropolitan Police spokesperson stated: "We are growing increasingly worried for Paige's welfare and are urging anyone who may have seen her or has information about her whereabouts to contact us immediately."
Family's Desperate Appeal
Paige's family have described the agony of not knowing where she is or if she's safe. "It's completely out of character for Paige to disappear like this," her mother explained. "She's always been responsible about keeping in touch, so we know something must be wrong."
The family have been distributing flyers across London and using social media to amplify their plea, hoping someone might have seen something that could help bring Paige home safely.
Description of Missing Teen
- Name: Paige Kelly
- Age: 18 years old
- Last Seen: Leicester Square area in early hours of Saturday morning
- Distinguishing Features: Described as vulnerable and may appear disoriented
Anyone with information is urged to contact the Metropolitan Police on 101 or reach out to missing persons charities immediately. No piece of information is too small when a young person's safety is at stake.
