A STUDENT made a determined name from an unknown quantity earlier than she vanished three weeks in the past.
Lilyanne Hook, 19, rang her dad and mom on November 11 to inform them her telephone had been stolen close to Peckham, south east London.
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She then briefly known as her mum 4 days later – however the name got here to an abrupt finish.
Dad Mark Hook instructed Metro: “She’s a really outgoing and impartial younger woman, however the longest we now have ever gone with out chatting with her earlier than was two days.
“We will’t suppose why she wouldn’t need any contact, however we simply wish to know she is okay.
“She rang us from an unknown quantity to tell us her telephone had been snatched, and we’ve been fearful ever since.”
Lilyanne left her flat in Lewisham round 10pm on November 10.
That was the final time she was seen.
Mark, from Shrewsbury, Shropshire, stated Lilyanne has her mum’s quantity memorised, and has beforehand rang her off associates’ telephones.
The teenager known as her mum on November 15, telling her she was in Peckham, however the name immediately lower off.
Lilyanne moved to London to reside close to friends after learning at Birmingham College for a 12 months.
Mark stated it is Lilyanne’s birthday on December 21, and often she spends the day with him, her mum and sister.
He added that the Met Police are scouring CCTV however are but to come back throughout Lilyanne.
Mark – who has headed all the way down to the capital to assist with the search, instructed the Impartial: “It has been a residing nightmare. Somebody, someplace is aware of the place my daughter is.”
He added: “I do not really feel drained, I simply should be robust in case my little child wants me.
“It’s extremely out of character for her. The longest time with out chatting with me or her mum is about three days.”
The Met appealed on social media: “Are you able to assist us discover 19-year-old Lilyanne who’s lacking from Lewisham?
“She is about 5 ft 1, of slim construct, with lengthy brown wavy hair and a nostril piercing on each side.”
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