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Missing girls found in Welsh castle in the middle of the night after frantic police search
15 police officers were involved in the search
Carmarthen Castle, where two missing teenagers were found hours after they were due to arrive home
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Two missing teenage girls were found in the grounds of a Welsh castle in the middle of the night after a frantic search saw police used phone data and CCTV to find them.
Two missing teenagers were found during the early hours of the morning thanks to digital enquiries and two eagle-eyed police officers. Police searching for two missing teenagers found the girls in the early hours of the morning in the grounds of a Carmarthenshire castle. Dyfed-Powys Police received a call reporting two friends – aged 13 and 14 – missing at around 11pm on Monday, May 31. The girls were said to have missed the train they were expected to catch home from Carmarthen, and were no longer contactable by phone. Officers spoke to staff at the train station in an attempt to establish if the girls were still there, or which direction they had left in.
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