Mystery deepens as families await answers about missing individuals across Wales

πŸš¨πŸšΆβ€β™‚οΈ **Vanished Without a Trace: The Missing of Wales** πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈπŸš¨
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Every year, around 180,000 people go missing in the UK – that’s one person every 90 minutes! While many are found safely, for some families the wait continues. Here in Wales, several individuals remain missing, leaving heartbroken families desperate for answers.
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πŸ”Ž **Stories That Keep Us Searching:**

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– **Charlene Hobbs** disappeared in July 2024, sparking a murder investigation. Her family is pleading for compassion and any information that could lead to her safe return or bring closure.
– **Ricky Harris** was last seen in November 2023. On his birthday, his family and South Wales Police renewed their appeal for information, urging anyone who might know something to come forward.
– **James Beer** went missing in May 2023. Police hope that a description might jog someone’s memory and provide valuable insights.
– **Christine Bracken’s** tale dates back to 1979, when she vanished during a shopping trip in Swansea. Her handbag was found, but she wasn’t.
– **Jerome Thomas**, just 15 at the time, left his home in Cardigan on New Year’s Day, 2001 and wasn’t seen again. His family remains hopeful for new leads.

πŸ“ž **How You Can Help:**
Anyone with information on these or other cases is urged to reach out to the relevant authorities. Every snippet of information could be vital in bringing someone home.

πŸ’• **Support for Families:**
The charity Missing People offers support with a 24-hour helpline, aiding families and encouraging those missing to reach out. The pain of a missing loved one is indescribable, but together, we can make a difference.

If you’ve seen something or remember even a small detail, you might hold the key to solving one of these enduring mysteries. Let’s come together and help bring peace to the families living in limbo. πŸ™β€οΈ

πŸ“’ **Spread the Word:**
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