Mommy of missing teenager Pheobe Bisschop admits that the ‘worst could have happened’ in heartbreaking video

The sad mother of missing teenager Pheobe Bishop has admitted that the ‘worst case scenario could have happened’ with her daughter while she begged the audience to share information about her disappearance with the police.

Kylie Johnson’s voice faltered while she had divided cameras for a video recovery Queensland The police on Saturday, more than two weeks after Pheobe was last seen, left a house in Gin Gin, Bundaberg, in the morning of May 15.

Pheobe shared the dilapidated building with housemates James Wood and Tanika Bromley who have since been accused of non -related weapons.

No costs were laid because of the disappearance of Pheobe and Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that Bromley and Wood were involved in her disappearance.

“This research will not be over for me until we find Pheobe,” said Mrs. Johnson during the two -minute clip.

‘I still hope that Pheobe will come home, but I have to consider the possibility that she will not do that either.

‘If the worst-case scenario has happened, at least I have to know where they are resting. I need to know where Pheobe is.

“My daughter wouldn’t just disappear. Someone knows something.

‘As a mother I ask you to come up with your information.

‘Talk to the police if you have information, big or small. You can report information anonymously to the police, via Policelink or Crimestoppers. ‘

At the start of the two -minute clip, Mrs. Johnson thanked the police and the community for their continuous support in the past two weeks.

‘Our life has changed for the worst after the sudden disappearance of my daughter who was last seen on May 15.

“This is a pain that nobody or family should ever experience. Pheobe was a beautiful, loving, friendly person.

‘Not knowing where she has been every day is devastating to us.

‘That is why we appeal to anyone with information that can help to bring Pheobe home to contact the police.

‘Even the smallest piece of information can be everything that the police need to find Pheobe.

“I want to thank the police for their tireless efforts to look for my daughter. They kept me informed and they do everything they can to find her. I also want to thank our community for their constant support and messages. ‘

The attraction comes just a few days after the family of Pheobe returned to her aunt after she went on Network Ten’s The Project and had shared disturbing texts of the missing teenager.

Caz Johnson – the sister of Pheobe’s mother Kylie Johnson – made accusations about the tumultuous family life of the 17 -year -old on Wednesday evening program.

Her aunt revealed that on 26 April Pheobe sent her a series of text messages from blue to say that her mother had told her to ‘leave’, but did not want to talk about the issue because it was ‘a long story’.

“Up s *** Creek but s *** happens,” wrote Pheobe, in texts shown in the show.

‘I fly away the f *** here to see my friend. If it goes to plan, I will not come back. I can’t do S *** anymore. I have to come out of this helmat. ‘

Caz Johnson also said that Pheobe had an uncertain childhood, regularly changed school and had to deal with new stepfathers who enter her life.

But Pheobe’s mother immediately responded to social media after the project segment was broadcast and said that her sister knew ‘nothing’ about her daughter.

But Pheobe’s mother immediately responded to social media after the project segment was broadcast and said that her sister knew ‘nothing’ about her daughter.

“She knows nothing about Pheobe and who she was as a person,” she said.

‘I have not always made the right decisions in life, but I did my utmost to protect my babies.

‘I love you and I promise that I will bring Phee home! That is my statement to our family! I will not rest and I will not give up until fee is with us. ‘

The housemates of Pheobe have told detectives that they drove her to Bundaberg Airport on 15 May for a flight of 8.30 am to Brisbane and then to Perth, where she was planning to meet her boyfriend.

They claimed that they dropped the teenager at the airport in Bromley’s Silver Hyundai IX35 Hatchback 2011. No CCTV of her was found at the airport.

The police launched an intense search for Pheobe in a nearby Bushland area and scoured it for a few days with carcass dogs – but on Wednesday the police confirmed that they had suspended the search.

More come.