URGENT SEARCH FOR THREE SCHOOLBOYS, AGED JUST 12 AND 13, AFTER THEY DISAPPEAR FROM STRETFORD TRAM STOP — POLICE FEAR FOR THEIR SAFETY AS FAMILIES WAIT FOR ANSWERS

URGENT SEARCH FOR THREE SCHOOLBOYS, AGED JUST 12 AND 13, AFTER THEY DISAPPEAR FROM STRETFORD TRAM STOP — POLICE FEAR FOR THEIR SAFETY AS FAMILIES WAIT FOR ANSWERS

Riley, 13, and Noah and Kian, both 12, were last reportedly seen at Stretford Metrolink stop in Greater Manchester at around 6:50 p.m. on Saturday. Police are appealing for information to help establish their whereabouts and ensure they are safe.

An urgent search has been launched for three schoolboys who reportedly disappeared after being seen at a tram stop in Greater Manchester, prompting growing concern for their welfare.

Riley, 13, and Noah and Kian, both 12, were last seen at Stretford Metrolink stop at approximately 6:50 p.m. on Saturday, according to reports.

Their current whereabouts remain unclear, and it has not been established whether the three boys are still together.

The situation has prompted an appeal for anyone who may have seen the children or noticed them travelling through the area to come forward with information.

For families waiting for news in a situation like this, every passing hour can feel overwhelming. The immediate priority is to locate the boys and establish that they are safe.

Một bức ảnh ghép gồm 3 hình ảnh. Hình 1 cho thấy một nam thanh niên tóc vàng ngắn, da trắng, mặc áo phông trắng có hình in Calvin Klein nhiều màu sắc và đeo kính râm quanh cổ. Hình 2 là ảnh chụp Noah. Hình 3 là một cậu bé tóc vàng mặc áo khoác phồng màu đen bên ngoài áo sơ mi màu đỏ sẫm.RILEY, 13 — DISTINCTIVE BLONDE CURLS AND A GREEN COAT

Riley is described as approximately 4 feet 9 inches tall, with a slim build, freckles, and curly blonde hair.

At the time he was last seen, he was reportedly wearing a black Adidas tracksuit top and bottoms, along with a green North Face coat.

Anyone who remembers seeing a teenager matching this description around Stretford or on nearby public transport routes may have information that could help investigators establish his movements.

Even a brief sighting could be relevant.

NOAH, 12 — LAST SEEN WEARING BLACK

Noah, aged 12, was reportedly last seen wearing an all-black outfit.

His clothing included a black jacket with the Reebok brand displayed on the back.

People who travelled through Stretford Metrolink stop or the surrounding area around the reported time are being urged to think carefully about whether they saw someone matching Noah’s description.

KIAN, 12 — BLACK TRACKSUIT AND PURPLE T-SHIRT

Kian is described as approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a slim build and blonde hair.

He was reportedly wearing a black tracksuit, black trainers, and a purple T-shirt when he was last seen.

The clothing details may help members of the public identify him if they crossed paths with him in the area.

POLICE URGE THE PUBLIC TO SHARE INFORMATION

The circumstances surrounding the boys’ disappearance have not been fully established in the information available so far.

There is no confirmed explanation for why they went missing, and it would be premature to speculate about what may have happened after they were last seen.

Anyone with relevant information should contact Greater Manchester Police through its official reporting channels. If you believe you have seen one of the boys, provide the location, approximate time, and any details that may help officers assess the sighting.

People should avoid spreading unverified rumours or sharing claims about the children’s whereabouts that have not been confirmed.

THREE FAMILIES WAITING FOR NEWS

When children disappear, the uncertainty can be frightening for everyone who cares about them. Families are left hoping for a safe reunion while investigators work to piece together the available information.

The public can help by sharing accurate descriptions, remaining alert, and directing credible information to the authorities rather than relying on speculation across social media.

The most important outcome is clear: finding Riley, Noah, and Kian safe.

If you have reliable information about the boys’ whereabouts, please contact Greater Manchester Police directly. A small detail that seems unimportant could help officers establish where they went after leaving the tram stop.

Hoping for a safe outcome for Riley, Noah, and Kian, and for reassuring news for their families.