Determined household of lacking girl, 28, who has not been seen since New 12 months’s Day difficulty image of her distinctive bat tattoo in bid to search out her

  • Alice Byrne was final seen leaving a pal’s flat in Portobello are of Edinburgh
  • Police have deployed drones and marine items as a part of efforts to search out her
  • A Fb group devoted to the search now additionally has hundreds of members 
  • Image posted to group on Monday of distinctive bat tattoo on Alice’s left wrist










The determined household of a girl who has been lacking since New 12 months’s Day have issued an image of her distinctive bat tattoo within the hope it’ll help ongoing efforts to search out her.

Alice Byrne, 28, was final seen leaving a pal’s flat in Marlborough Avenue in Portobello, Edinburgh, between 8am and 10am on January 1.

Police drones, specialist companies and officers from Police Scotland’s Marine Unit have all been concerned within the search since her ‘out of character’ disappearance 9 days in the past.

A Fb group devoted to discovering her has additionally attracted hundreds of members in only a matter of days.

A member of the group shared a close-up of Alice’s distinctive bat tattoo on Monday within the hope it’ll rejig the reminiscence of anybody who could have seen her.

The tattoo, on her left wrist, reveals a number of bats and splatters which were drawn within the model of an ‘inkblot’ take a look at.

Posting the image on-line, Andrea Fraser mentioned: ‘Sharing with the permission of household.

‘A few of you’ll have seen the outline and reproduced print of Alice’s distinctive bat tattoo. Here’s a shut up picture of Alice’s precise tattoo.

The family of missing Alice Byrne have released a new photograph of a distinctive tattoo on her left wrist

The household of lacking Alice Byrne have launched a brand new {photograph} of a particular tattoo on her left wrist

Ms Byrne (pictured), 28, was last seen leaving a friend's flat in Marlborough Street in Portobello, Edinburgh, between 8am and 10am on New Year's Day

Ms Byrne (pictured), 28, was final seen leaving a pal’s flat in Marlborough Avenue in Portobello, Edinburgh, between 8am and 10am on New 12 months’s Day

‘It truly is distinctive – please proceed to share utilizing hashtag #FindAliceByrne’

Alice has been described as white, round 5ft 6ins in peak and of medium construct with brief black hair. 

She was final seen sporting an extended black high with black denims that had been ripped on the knee alongside white trainers. She was additionally carrying a black rucksack.

Nevertheless, 10 days on there have been no reported sightings.

The Fb web page set as much as help efforts to search out her at the moment has greater than 3,600 members.

Edinburgh native Wealthy Howells launched an announcement on behalf of the household on Sunday during which they mentioned had been ‘astounded’ by the assist.

It mentioned: ‘We’re astounded by the response we have now obtained and actually do really feel supported by the group.

‘We additionally wished to reiterate our confidence within the police.

‘They’ve been thorough and are doing method, far more within the background than folks see. Thanks for the whole lot you might be all doing to #FindAliceByrne x’

The household has beforehand mentioned it’s ‘shocked and distressed’ relating to Alice’s disappearance.  

Native residents had tried to organise a group search of Portobello and its surrounding areas, however these had been cancelled on the request of police

Alice’s twin brother, Bruno Byrne, posted on social media that these searches had been known as off on account of specialised police groups conducting searches and to keep away from compromising helpful proof.

Final week, he mentioned believed his sister was heading to a seashore occasion at Portobello the day she went lacking.

Alice (pictured on CCTV) has been described as white, around 5ft 6ins in height and of medium build, with short black hair

Alice (pictured on CCTV) has been described as white, round 5ft 6ins in peak and of medium construct, with brief black hair 

Police Scotland Chief Inspector Kieran Dougal mentioned on Saturday: ‘As time passes we have now turn out to be more and more involved for her wellbeing and security.

‘We proceed to enchantment to anybody who was within the Portobello space at the moment who could have dashcam footage to examine units and name you probably have any sightings of Alice.

‘We’re conscious that the seashore and promenade space was busy on New 12 months’s morning so enchantment to anybody to evaluation photographs and name if they’ve any info which will help in tracing Alice.’

Police Scotland are urging the general public to contact the drive on 101 with any info relating to her disappearance quoting the proper incident quantity – 0647 of January 2.

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