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Aug 07, 2016 News
A Sophia man is pleading for the safe return of his 15-year-old daughter who went missing almost a
month ago.
Robert Williams, of Lot 2200, ‘D’ Field Sophia is calling on the public to aid him in finding his daughter, Chrystal Williams, who left home in early July to visit an aunt who resides in South Ruimveldt, Georgetown.
Robert told Kaieteur News that his daughter would frequently visit her aunt. However, after she failed to return home, it was revealed that the aunt had not seen Chrystal in over a year.
The man opined that his daughter was going elsewhere.
“I check all over, I tumble from Linden come right down…I call our relatives, I don’t know where she is,”
The man said that he has already reported the matter to the police.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Chrystal Williams is asked to make contact with Robert Williams on telephone numbers, 699-8828 and 691-1829, or contact the nearest police station.
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