Distless mother of missing teenager Pheobe Bishop shares a heartbreaking message while the police search a new search area
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Missing Misser Queensland Teen Pheobe Bishop has shared an emotional message to her daughter, who misses more than a week, while the police are broadening their search area.
Pheobe, 17, was the last Seen on 15 May, when she was driven to Bundaberg airport, reportedly by her roommates of a gin gin building.
She would board a flight to Brisbane And then on Perth To see her boyfriend. But the police say she was not checking in, was not on the flight of 8.30 am and since then she has not been seen.
It is believed that James Wood and Tanika Bromley, with whom Pheobe lived, had driven her to the airport.
The gin gin gin -property near Bundaberg was previously declared one crime Scene, together with the vehicle used to bring Pheobe to the airport.
On Friday, the police expanded their search from about 40 km south of Gin Gin, looking at the Good Night Scrub National Park.
Pheobe’s mother, Kylie Johnson, went to Facebook On Friday to describe her emotions while every day passes without any answers.
‘As every day passes, it becomes more difficult to breathe. I feel numb, don’t know where you are or if you’re in order, “she said.
Pheobe Bishop (left) and mother Kylie Johnson (right). Pheobe has been missing for more than a week
The police searched for good night scrub national park 40 km south of Gin Gin on Friday evening. Police divers and the murder team have been engaged
Waterways and other nearby areas are sought for a sign of the missing teenager
“We would do anything to hear your voice only, to let you curl on my lap and hold you firmly,” she said.
“I have no words to describe what this does with our family, our friends and our community.”
Mrs. Johnson also made an emotional plea for the public to cherish their loved ones.
“What we need from everyone is to keep your loved ones tight and tell them that you love them,” she added.
She did not comment on the living situation of Pheobe, she had previously written on social media.
The police have now expanded their search to find the teenager in rural areas west of Gin Gin.
Detective inspector Ryan Thompson confirmed that officers are aiming at different locations for signs that can lead to the place of residence of Pheobe.
“We are looking for evidence or information that can help us find Pheobe,” said Detective Thompson.
It was not known why Pheobe Bishop (photo) stayed with Mr Wood and Mrs. Bromley
James Wood’s home (left) and Tamika Bromley (right) was searched on Thursday
Mrs Johnson argued for everyone with information to speak.
‘If someone was in the vicinity of the airport around the time she disappeared, please come forward. Every small piece of information is important, “she said.
On Friday, police -divers also started looking for waterways in the Bundaberg region, although no possessions or personal items from Pheobe have yet been found.
The police were also at home, Mr. Wood and Mrs. Bromley shared with Pheobe on Friday.
Four police cars guarded the house while two forensic researchers combing the house and seemed to collect evidence from the veranda.
James Wood has been taken to social media to give his boat to anyone who can lead the police to the teenager.
Mrs. Bromley’s 2011 Silver Hyundai IX35 Hatchback, registration 414-EW3, was seized by the police.
On Thursday, Daily Mail Australia revealed that Mrs. Bromley is confronted with non-related charges for possessing a sawn-up hunting gun and a flickmes in public.
Although it is unclear why Pheobe lived in the Gin Gin House, the latest reports she got on social media suggested that the troubled teenager had fallen with her mother and would not return home.
Jack Woods has offered his boat as a reward to anyone who has information about the teenager
The police expanded their search along Gayndah Road near the Good Night Scrub National Park
It is not known what the police brought to that area at about half an hour from the house where they stayed in Gin Gin
The police searched the gin gin -house of Mr Woods and Mrs. Bromley on Thursday
The missing teenager has not been since 15 May, because the search will take more than a week
A friend of Pheobe who previously wanted to remain anonymous previously unveiled the last messages they received from her on Monday 12 MayBefore she was missing.
“I have been better, but I concentrate on the good S ***,” said Pheobe when he was asked how she went.
‘I take from (sic) to wa in three days! Go out a bit out of this s *** at home, so that will be good, pack a cash machine alone (at the moment). ‘
Asked how long she went, Pheobe replied: ’10 Days Beautiful X ‘.
When a Daily Mail Australia reporter visited the gin gin -house on Thursday, there was a penetrating odor of decline from the mild St -ownership.
Witnesses speculated that it could be due to the dead dogs who are reportedly found at home.
Early reports suggested that the police had discovered and removed four dead dogs from the scene, but a neighbor told Daily Mail Australia that she believed that no fewer than 13 of the animals had been found.
Nobody was arrested about the disappearance of Pheobe Bishop
Why Pheobe Bishop (right) stayed with the Gin Gin trait at the time, it was not known
As the search starts his eighth day, inspector Thompson emphasized that the case is far from closed.
‘Pheobe was a sweet young girl and a truly related person for her family. We do everything we can to take her home, “he said.
“We never give up hope,” he added, and confirmed the dedication of the police to find Pheobe safe and good.
A spokesperson for the Queensland police confirmed on Friday that no one is currently in custody with regard to the investigation.
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