TurkeyBritish grandparents of a 4-year-old boy who went missing with his mother advised their daughter to 'just go home'.
Brogan Elizabeth Temperley, 28, and her son George Jack Temperley-Wells,went missing after visiting Antalya on June 29. 8}.
The Durham Police Department issued an urgent appeal stating on Wednesday (11 August) that it had "grave concerns about his welfare."
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After the alarming phone call, Maureen and George, who lived with their grandparents and granddaughters, publicly pleaded with their daughter to get in touch. George, a former Royal Navy diver, said: Also.
Mr. Temperley said that Brogan had met George's father, Scott Wells, when he was living in Darlington, and that she had been hired by a local estate agent.
He added that the pair had a broken relationship and split before their son.
"The baby took her off during rehab and took care of her for about a year," he said. Her mother was reunited with her 4-year-old after being treated for the problem. {6 4}
The businessman added: He went wherever she went, except when playing with her friends in her nursery school.
Mr Temperley gave his daughter a house he owned in the area, and he and his wife Maureen
But the 85-year-old has seen neither.
, I didn't even know my ex-partner was in Turkey until I figured it all out.Her friends were stunned.
"I have never met this fellow Wells and she thought she was him."
``I can't. I believe she went to Turkey so that she could spend time with her son.In fact, I don't believe it.There must be some other explanation."
Emphasizes 78-year-old Maureen. We are a very close family.
"She and Mr. Wells haven't seen each other in years, so I have no idea why she's going to Turkey to see him."
George was last seen. It was in the Marina district of Antalya, reportedly where two of these photos were taken.
"Police are seriously concerned for George's well-being and urgently need to locate him and speak to his mother," Durham Police Department said.
"Anyone who has had contact with her is urged to contact authorities in Turkey or the UK immediately to ascertain her whereabouts or to encourage her to seek assistance in returning home.
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