Pheobe Bishop, 17, is missing in Bundaberg: Family Speak out of Final Phone Call

A 17-year-old girl who disappeared without a trail after leaving to board a flight was on his way to meet her ‘high school dear’.

Pheobe Bishop was planned to fly from Bundaberg to West -Australiaby BrisbaneOn Thursday, May 15 to visit a friend.

However, the teenager did not check in on Thursday at 8.30 am and stepped at her Bundaberg flight and there has been no sign of her since then. The police said that her last observation at the airport drive was – near the airport – but she was not seen in CCTV images.

On Wednesday morning, the police said that the investigation into her disappearance was now being treated as suspicious.

Two locations have been explained crime Scenes: a house in Gin Gin, west of Bundaberg, where Pheobe lived prior to her disappearance, and a silver Hyundai IX35 Hatchback with registration 414 -Ew3 – believed as the car she traveled to Airport Drive in. The police have seized the car.

Family said that Pheobe had saved her money and bought the flight to visit her boyfriend in West -Australia.

“Where she went, she saved for herself. She loved them like her own family, “said a family member on social media.

“He was her high school dear who left.”

Another family member said that Pheobe had spoken with her boyfriend on the phone just before she disappeared.

“She didn’t check for her flight to visit her boyfriend with whom she spoke on the phone at 8.30 am,” they wrote on social media.

‘Her phone has been eliminated from this point. She has not contacted someone at all, nobody has seen her. ‘

The bank accounts of Pheobe have been inactive since she was missing, while her bank account has had no activity since 14 May.

Acting police inspector Ryan Thompson told reporters during a press conference on Tuesday that Pheobe was last seen at around 8.30 am at Airport Drive in Bundaberg.

Introson said that Pheobe was dropped off by ’employees’ at the airport, but never reached the terminal.

The police are investigating what happened outside the terminal at the time of her disappearance.

Inhes Thompson added that Pheobe’s disappearance was out of character and investigation would continue ‘as long as it is necessary’ to find the missing girl.

“As time passes, the worries the family is and the more concerned police become,” said Thompson.

“We keep an open mind in connection with the investigation.

“We do have employees who are currently helping the police with our questions, and this is why we are trying to limit that timeline with regard to where Pheobe could be.”

Pheobe traveled with luggage and was last seen in a green tank top and gray training suits.

On Monday a land search was carried out around Airport Drive and the surrounding areas, but the police were unable to find in its personal belongings.

The mother of Pheobe, Kylie Johnson, has set up more than 400 missing posters in Bundaberg and surrounding areas.

Mrs. Johnson shared her need on social media while the search for her daughter continued.

“If we go in for another day with Pheobe who still misses from our hearts, we break more and more,” wrote Mrs. Johnson on Facebook on Wednesday.

‘Pee, we just have to know that you are doing well? We just have to hear your voice!

‘I beg someone who has something to contact the police -link 131 444.

‘We as a family are grateful for the message of support and offers of help. At the moment we are growing in hope and we just try to breathe.

‘Again, everything that everyone can do is: keep sharing the flyer of Pheobe, follow the Qld -Politie for updates and requests for information, keep conversations with your loved ones, community and colleagues and keep your babies close!

“We would currently do everything to hold our baby tight now.”

In another message that was shared on Facebook, the distraught mother suggested that her daughter had run away because it was at odds with her character.

‘If you knew Pheobe, you would know that she is quite lively and loves hard! She is loyal to the core and sore throat, “wrote Johnson.

She said her daughter marked the birthday of the death of her best friend and relatives last week.

“She would never leave her family without contact – especially this week. [She] Would never contact us at this emotional time. ‘

Mrs. Johnson also shared an emotional message directly with her daughter and begged her to let them know that she was in order.

“To be honest, don’t have words to describe our heartache, heartache or fear that we will no longer see or hear from her,” wrote Johnson.

‘Flea, flea, my heart tells me that you will not see this, but I love you more than anywhere in the world.

“Would be homeless to hear you say,” Hey Mummzie what does “… I would honestly sell my soul to hear those words.”

Pheobe is described as approximately 180 cm (six feet) with a pale complexion, long painted red hair and hazel eyes.

The police are urgently attractive for anyone with Dashcam images of Airport Drive, Commercial Street and Samuels Road Area between 8.30 am and 9.30 am to come forward.

Anyone with information about the place of residence is encouraged to contact the police link on 131 444.