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Locals have been driving between Newport and Cardiff in a desperate search. Some have been searching lanes nearby and some have even begun to enquire in nearby hotels.
Family members of the missing girls have said it is very unusual of them not to be in touch with their families for this length of time.
Ms Smith's car is still at the Muffler club, according to her sister Lauren Doyle.
In a post Ms Doyle said: 'It is known that they went to the Muffler in Maesglas and then went to Trecco Bay on Friday night but left there to an unknown location during the night.
'They were last seen at approximately 2am.
'None of them have made contact with friends or family, which is very unusual. We are all worried sick and thinking the worst.'
She later added that Ms Smith's belongings, including her car keys and bank card, were with their mother, meaning she has no access to transport or funds.
Emma Jane also took to Facebook to track the trio down.
'None of them have made contact with friends or family, which is very unusual', she wrote. We are all worried sick and thinking the worst.'
Tori Preece, Ms Russon's aunt, added: 'My niece and her friends have been missing since Friday night. There has been no contact and no social media presence since the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Three bodies found in hunt for three women, two men who went missing
Three bodies have been found by police in South Wales who were searching for five people who went missing after a night out. Two other people have been taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Locals have been driving between Newport and Cardiff in a desperate search. Some have been searching lanes nearby and some have even begun to enquire in nearby hotels.
Family members of the missing girls have said it is very unusual of them not to be in touch with their families for this length of time.
Ms Smith's car is still at the Muffler club, according to her sister Lauren Doyle.
In a post Ms Doyle said: 'It is known that they went to the Muffler in Maesglas and then went to Trecco Bay on Friday night but left there to an unknown location during the night.
'They were last seen at approximately 2am.
'None of them have made contact with friends or family, which is very unusual. We are all worried sick and thinking the worst.'
She later added that Ms Smith's belongings, including her car keys and bank card, were with their mother, meaning she has no access to transport or funds.
Emma Jane also took to Facebook to track the trio down.
'None of them have made contact with friends or family, which is very unusual', she wrote. We are all worried sick and thinking the worst.'
Tori Preece, Ms Russon's aunt, added: 'My niece and her friends have been missing since Friday night. There has been no contact and no social media presence since the early hours of Saturday morning.