Sussex Police release a new image of missing 25 year old

Thursday, 26 October 2023 18:01

By Ryan Millns

Sussex Police have released a new image of a 25 year-old missing from Eastbourne in a urgent appeal.

Tabitha, 25, was last seen on Sunday, October 22.

In a statement, a spokesperson for Sussex Police said: “We have released a new photo as we continue to search for Tabitha, 25, who is missing from Eastbourne.

"Tabitha is described as 5’4” and slim, with blonde hair.

"She was last seen in Brighton on Sunday (October 22), wearing white tracksuit bottoms, a grey jumper, and trainers.

"If you see Tabitha, or have any information about her whereabouts, call 101 quoting 456 of 22/10.”

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