Samiya RAYA
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Police appeal for help to locate missing
teenager - near Mullumbimby
2009-06-27 14:55:34
NSW Police on the state's far north coast are appealing for help to locate a
teenage girl who has been missing for two days.
Samiya Raya [pronounced Sah-my-ah Ray-a] attended an appointment at Mullumbimby
about 11am on Thursday (25 June) and then went to a nearby chemist.
The 15-year-old Wilsons Creek girl failed to return to school and also did not
attend the fast food business, where she works part-time, as scheduled later
that day.
Her concerned father reported her missing to police about 7.30pm and extensive
inquiries have been conducted since that time by police from the Tweed/Byron
Local Area Command.
She has not been in contact with family or friends since Thursday morning.
Police have been told Samiya's disappearance is out-of-character and there are
concerns for her welfare.
Police are investigating the possibility Samiya might have left New South Wales
and headed north to Queensland. Last year she lived and went to school on the
Gold Coast and there is a possibility she has returned to that area.
Samiya is described to police as being of white/European appearance, 175cm tall,
with a fair complexion, slim build, shoulder-length bleached-blonde hair and a
scar or burn mark on the back of her left hand.
Members of the public who have seen or spoken with Samiya since Thursday are
urged to contact Byron Bay Police Station or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Samiya went to an appointment in Mullumbimby as scheduled about 11am on Thursday, June 25, and then to a nearby chemist, but did not return to school or show up at work later in the day.
“Her concerned father reported her missing to police about 7.30pm and extensive inquiries have been conducted since that time by police from the Tweed/Byron Local Area Command,” police said in a statement.
She has not been in contact with family or friends since, and police have been told her disappearance is out of character.
“Police are investigating the possibility Samiya might have left NSW and headed north to Queensland.
“Last year she lived and went to school on the Gold Coast and there is a possibility she has returned to that area,” the statement said.
Yesterday, Inspector Jim Kain said there had been a number of suspected, but unconfirmed, sightings of Samiya.
“She hasn't been recovered,” he said.
“Police are following up a number of possible sightings and also making inquiries about a possible contact with the young girl in the Toowoomba area.”
Samiya is described as being 175cm tall with a fair complexion, a slim build and shoulder-length, bleached-blonde hair.
She has a scar or burn mark on the back of her left hand.
Anyone with any information is urged to contact Byron Bay Police Station or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000
