The search to find a 14-year-old girl who went missing on Sunday, April 30 from Northern Tasmania is continuing today, five days after she was last seen.
Shyanne-Lee Tatnell was last sighted in the Henry Street area of Launceston at around 8:30pm on Sunday while she was on her way to visit a friend.
Since then, her family and friends have been unable to contact her, which Police say is highly out of character for her.
Shyanne-Lee is 160 centimetres tall, with blonde hair and a slim build.
She was last seen wearing a cream hooded jumper with black writing on the front and shoulder.
According to Sergeant Hamish Woodgate, who is leading the investigation, Shyanne-Lee’s family is extremely worried about her welfare.
“Any information as far as anyone who’s seen her in a particular location at a particular time, whether or not she was seen in the company of anyone else,” said Sergeant Woodgate.
“Any information along those lines would be of great assistance.”
Shyanne-Lee is originally from Burnie but has been staying in youth accommodation in Launceston for the last two weeks.
The staff where she was staying raised the alarm after noticing her disappearance.
Police are also appealing for dash-cam footage from vehicles in the area at the time.
