URGENT SEARCH FOR THREE SCHOOLBOYS AGED 12 AND 13 AFTER THEY DISAPPEAR FROM MANCHESTER TRAM STOP

URGENT SEARCH FOR THREE SCHOOLBOYS AGED 12 AND 13 AFTER THEY DISAPPEAR FROM MANCHESTER TRAM STOP

Riley, Noah and Kian were last seen at Stretford Metrolink stop on Saturday evening. Police are appealing for information as concern grows over the boys’ whereabouts.

An urgent search has been launched for three schoolboys aged just 12 and 13 after they were last seen at a tram stop in Greater Manchester, England.

The boys, identified as Riley, Noah and Kian, were reportedly last seen at Stretford Metrolink stop at approximately 6:50 p.m. on Saturday, October 17.

Greater Manchester Police have appealed to the public for help locating the children, expressing concern for their welfare. Officers have also said it is not known whether the boys are still together or have gone their separate ways.

Three schoolboys, 12 & 13, vanish after last being seen at tram stop as police search launchedDetails Released to Help Find the Boys

Police have shared descriptions of each child in the hope that members of the public may recognise them or remember seeing them.

Riley, 13, is approximately 4 feet 9 inches tall, with a slim build and blonde, curly hair. He was last seen wearing a green North Face coat, a black Adidas tracksuit top and black tracksuit bottoms.

Noah, 12, was last seen wearing a black tracksuit, a sweatshirt and a black jacket with Reebok branding on the back.

Kian, 12, is approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a slim build and blonde hair. He was last seen wearing a purple T-shirt, a black tracksuit and black trainers.

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As the search continues, officers are urging anyone who may have seen Riley, Noah or Kian—or who has information that could help establish their movements after they were last seen—to come forward.

Even a seemingly small detail could help investigators piece together what happened and determine where the boys may have gone.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Greater Manchester Police on 101, quoting the relevant missing-person appeal.

The families of the three boys are facing an understandably difficult wait, while the community hopes for news that all three children are safe and well.

If you are in the Greater Manchester area, please check the boys’ descriptions carefully and share verified police appeals so the information can reach more people.

Source: The Scottish Sun — report on the police search. <Cite refs={[“turn281842news12″,”turn281842search2”]}/>