“While these enquiries have not provided confirmation as to Libby’s whereabouts or to her safety, it has shaped a more precise and exact timeline of her movements.
“We now know Libby arrived on Wellesley Avenue, her home address, around 11.29pm, although it’s
not believed she entered the property. On searching the address, we did discover her
mobile phone which despite analysis, has
not provided any further insight as to where she may be or her movements that night.
“She is then seen on CCTV on Beverley Road at 11.40pm, and seen near to a bench close to the bus stop and junction with Haworth Street, when a motorist stops and offers her help.
“We believe she may have been in this area until around
12.09am, and are now continuing searches in and around the neighbouring roads and streets as well as viewing further CCTV footage.
“While her location is not yet known, this does not mean she has come to harm, but we must carry out a thorough investigation and explore all possibilities.
“We are continuing to support Libby’s parents, who understandably are distressed and anxious as to the safety of their daughter. They are our priority and we will ensure they receive all the support from us they need and we would please ask their privacy is respected as the investigation continues.
“There have been
unrelated incidents and rumours circulating I would like to clarify.
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