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Alexandra Hicks

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THIS MY BROTHER KEVIN HICKS WENT MISSING FROM ADDISCOMBE, CROYDON, SURREY, UK SINCE 02~03~1986 SADLY BOTH MY PARENTS HAVE DIED SOMEONE SOMEWHERE KNOWS SOMETHING

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Alexandra Hicks
Alexandra Hicks@aleandra40·
Please help me get closure on my brother Kevin. It’s been 40 years today I will never give up hope looking I love you Kevin 💔💔 xx
Missing Persons Support@MisPersSupport

It is 40 years today since Kevin went missing, please keep his family in your thoughts 🙏🏻 ANNIVERSARY APPEAL – KEVIN HICKS Kevin Hicks was 16 years old when he went to the shop just 350yds away from his home on 2 March 1986 in Croydon, Surrey. He had helped his dad, Derek wash the pots after dinner then realised he needed eggs for his cookery project the next day in school. He took £1 with him and left home about 8.40pm wearing a white, black & red Lacoste bomber jacket, jeans and white Hi-Tec trainers. The last sighting of him was at 10pm on Shirley Road heading for home in Sissinghurst Road, Addiscombe. Kevin came from a happy family and he had no problems to give him reason to go missing. Finger tip searches in the area unfortunately found no trace of Kevin. Even a Crimewatch appeal did not result in any fresh intelligence. Unfortunately, since Kevin disappeared both his parent have passed away with discovering the truth. Alexandra continues to campaign for answers. She firmly believes Kevin is still alive somewhere and that is what keeps her focused. “Kevin please get in touch or if anyone knows anything or hiding this from people please please come forward 40 years is too long living in limbo I need answers xx” In 2016 a cold-case team launched a fresh investigation lead by DI John McQuade who believes Kevin was murdered and his body disposed. Police have offered a £20,000 reward to anyone who leads them to Kevin’s body or the prosecution of the person(s) responsible for his murder. DI McQuade is appealing for a lady who phoned the Croydon Advertiser on 25 October 1996 claiming she knew where Kevin’s body was to come forward again. Kevin features in season five, episode 47 of The Missing Podcast, where his sister Alexandra speaks to Pandora Sykes about their childhood and the circumstances of his disappearance (available on Amazon Music and other podcast platforms). Who can Help: * Somebody knows what happened to Kevin. Were you involved? Or do you know what happened? * Were you in Croydon? Did you see anything suspicious on Lower Addiscombe Road? Anyone with information is asked to contact the incident room on 020 8721 4005 or Metropolitan Police on 101. If you would prefer to remain anonymous, contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or use their online reporting service (link below). Alternatively, phone/text Missing People on 116 000 or email 116000@missingpeople.org.uk quoting reference 92-000027. Sightings and information about any missing person can also be given anonymously through the Missing People website (link below). All information is passed to the police. Your identity will remain confidential unless you indicate that it is ok for the charity to pass your details on to the police. Crimestoppers: crimestoppers-uk.org/give-informati… Missing People: missingpeople.org.uk/help-us-find/k… Report a Sighting: missingpeople.org.uk/sightings Facebook: facebook.com/groups/4704597… #FindKevinHicks #MissingPersonsSupport @aleandra40

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It is 29 years since Billy went missing, please keep his family in your thoughts 🙏🏻 ANNIVERSARY APPEAL - WILLIAM ‘BILLY’ DAVIES William Davies, known as Billy was 16 years old when he went missing on 19 February 1997 from Perthcelyn in the Rhondda, Mid Glamorgan. He left his home in Hazel Terrace to meet friends in the Mountain Ash area. Described as 5ft 10in in height and of medium build, Billy has short mousey hair, blue eyes and has a front tooth missing. He was looking forward to joining the army. After Billy disappeared, a car was found abandoned near the riverbank in Penrhiwceiber. One of the occupants told police they had both been passengers in the vehicle and they had allegedly gone in the river. He claimed the teenager made it over to the far bank, but then lost sight of him. The working hypothesis of South Wales Police is the 16-year-old was swept away by the swollen, fast-flowing River Cynon. The Davies family do not believe Billy would have gone anywhere near the river as he was terrified of water. Notwithstanding the fact a red flood alert was in place on that day. Despite extensive searches including heat-seeking equipment, helicopters, sub-aqua teams and sniffer dogs, no trace of Billy has ever been found. As with all missing persons cases, until such time there is a conclusion, the investigation remains open but non-active unless any new lines of enquiry are received. If you have any information, phone South Wales Police - Rhondda Cynon Taf on 101. If you would prefer to remain anonymous, contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or use their online reporting service (link below). Crimestoppers: crimestoppers-uk.org/give-informati… Facebook: facebook.com/missingbilly.d… #FindBillyDavies #MissingPersonsSupport
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Today @missingpeople have launched Safecall for children in danger, scared, or just need answers fast #SafeCall #MissingPeople
Missing People@missingpeople

Today we have launched SafeCall — a new, free and confidential support service to help keep young people safe. Designed with young people and for young people, SafeCall offers a trusted space to talk, get practical support, and find safety. A huge thank you to @Independent and its readers for making this life‑changing service possible. Together, we’re helping reach thousands more young people who feel unsafe or at risk. Learn more about the service: misspl.co/CL4W50Y4mMS

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The Independent has hit its target of £165,000 to help missing children across UK in SafeCall campaign. An extraordinary public response means the free, round-the-clock service can now be launched, reaching the 72,000 young people who go missing each year. independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n…
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Gather your glow sticks and Light the Way for Missing People with a sponsored walk. It’s free to sign up and you can choose a place, time and distance that suits you. Learn more and sign up today: misspl.co/GQV750Xyzf6
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It is 39 years since Philip Cairns went missing, please keep his family in your thoughts 🙏🏻 ANNIVERSARY APPEAL - PHILIP CAIRNS Philip Cairns was 13 years old when he went missing on 23 October 1986 from Ballyroan, Dublin in Ireland. Described as 5ft 2in in height and of slim build, with short black hair and hazel eyes. Philip has a small birthmark under his chin. He was wearing his Coláiste Éanna school uniform, a grey jacket with black shoulder corners, grey school trousers, a grey shirt and his school pullover The teenager left school at 12.45pm to go home for lunch. Philip left the house at 1.30pm to walk back to school, but did not arrive. Six days after he went missing, his schoolbag was found in the laneway that links Anne Devlin Road and Anne Devlin Drive. Philip’s geography book and two religion books were missing. Forensic analysis of the bag did not produce any information. Anyone with information is asked to contact Rathfarnham Garda station on 01 666 6500, Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or Crimestoppers (Ireland) on 1800 250 025. An Garda Síochána: garda.ie/en/missing-per… Rathfarnham Garda Station: garda.ie/en/contact-us/… Missing Irish People: missing.ie/missing_person… #FindPhilipCairns #MissingPersonsSupport
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