Eerie CCTV captures last sighting of Tassie teen, missing for two months
There have been renewed calls for public assistance in the desperate search for the 14-year-old girl who was last seen two months ago.
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Haunting CCTV footage released by Tasmania Police captures the last known movements of a teenage girl who disappeared more than two months ago.
Shyanne-Lee Tatnell, 14, was last sighted in Launceston on April 30 at around 8.30pm.
Security camera footage shows the teen walking alone along Henry Street under the light of a street lamp.
Detective Acting Inspector Andrew Hanson said the 14-year-old hadn’t been “seen or heard from” for two months.
“Officers continue to investigate every piece of information received to find Shyanne-Lee,” he said.
“In recent weeks, further searches have been conducted in the North Esk River near the Henry Street Bridge where Shyanne-Lee was last seen.
“Unfortunately, no sign of Shyanne-Lee was found.”
Police are continuing to investigate several vehicles seen in the area at the time of the teen last being sighted, namely around Henry Street, near the North Esk River, where Shyanne-Lee was seen walking in the direction of Launceston.
Specifically, investigators are seeking further information on one particular car.
“If you were the driver of a silver vehicle in the area at the time, or you know who was, please come forward, Detective Acting Inspector Hanson said.
“You may have information that can assist us to locate Shyanne-Lee or determine her movements.
“I urge anyone with information that may assist police to locate Shyanne-Lee or determine her movements since around 8.30pm on 30 April, to please come forward.”
The teen is described as being around 160cm tall with a slim build and blonde hair.
She was last seen wearing a cream-coloured hoodie with dark-coloured writing on the chest and shoulder area, and bike shorts.
Anyone with information can contact investigators at Launceston CIB on 131 444 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers Tasmania on 1800 333 000.
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