Fears grow for missing ‘psychotic’ teenage girl

THERE was growing concern last night for a disturbed teenage girl who has been missing for over two weeks.

Wed, 26 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

Vivion Kilfeather

The 17-year-old, who is described as psychotic, does not have her medication with her, and there are fears she may be involved in prostitution.

The High Court was told yesterday the girl went missing about three weeks ago from a Northern Area Health Board (NAHB) residential unit. She returned for two days but disappeared again. She has now been missing for two weeks.

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Courts Crime Place: Dublin Person: Justice Person: Kearns Person: President of the High Court Person: Finnegan Organisation: High Court Organisation: Northern Area Health Board Organisation: NAHB Organisation: Ballydowd Special Care Unit

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