Three teenagers from Bursledon and Eastleigh, who had been missing for several days and were feared to have travelled to London, have been found safe and well.
Roxanna, 13, was first reported missing from her home in Bursledon on the morning of Saturday, 21 September. Shortly after, Shelley, 14, and Jack, 15, both from Eastleigh, were also reported missing. Shelley was last seen on 22 September, while Jack had been missing since 14 September.
Police and the teenagers’ families feared the group had travelled together to London, prompting a public appeal for information. The case quickly garnered significant attention on social media, with hundreds of people sharing the appeal in an effort to locate the missing teens.
On the evening of 24 September, police confirmed that all three teenagers had been found safe in London and were reunited with their families.
A police spokesperson expressed relief, saying: “We are relieved to confirm that the missing teenagers have been found safe. We want to extend our gratitude to the public for their overwhelming support during the search.”
While the exact circumstances of their disappearance remain under investigation, police have reassured the community that there is no indication of foul play. The teenagers are receiving appropriate support from authorities.
Further details about where the teenagers were located or the reasons for their disappearance have not yet been disclosed, as the investigation continues.
This case highlights the vital role of public involvement and quick action when young people go missing.
