Last images: Illustrations or photos clearly show lacking 4-yr-outdated boy who disappeared with his mom in Turkey before long immediately after these pictures have been taken
- Younger George Jack Temperley-Wells considered to have travelled from Darlington
- His mother, Brogan Elizabeth Temperley, also designed the journey on June 29
- They are very likely to have expended time with his father, Scott Nigel Wells, in Turkey
Photographs have emerged of a four-yr-old British boy savoring his holiday getaway in advance of he was noted missing following travelling to Turkey with his mom.
George Jack Temperley-Wells is believed to have travelled from Darlington to the Antalya place with his mom, Brogan Elizabeth Temperley, on June 29 this yr.
They are likely to have expended time with his father, 41-year-aged Scott Nigel Wells, although in Turkey.
George has pink hair, a pale complexion, and darkish eyes.
George Jack Temperley-Wells is believed to have travelled from Darlington to the Antalya place with his mom, Brogan Elizabeth Temperley, on June 29 this year
George Jack Temperley-Wells is thought to have travelled from Darlington to the Antalya place with his mom, Brogan Elizabeth Temperley, on June 29 this yr
His mom, Brogan, is 28 and described as slender build with very long, dark hair and dim eyes.
George was very last witnessed in the Marina region of Antalya, in Turkey, where two of these pics had been taken.
Police have critical problems for his welfare and need to have to urgently find George and discuss with his mother.
The tiny boy is pictured with his father 41-yr-outdated Scott Nigel Wells in photos recently
His mom, Brogan, is 28 and described as slim develop with extended, dark hair and dim eyes
Any individual who is in contact with her is asked to inspire her to get hold of the authorities in Turkey or the Uk straight away to affirm her whereabouts and/or request assistance to return home.
If you are in the United Kingdom, you should call Durham Constabulary on 101, quoting incident number 325 of June 30.
If you are in Turkey, remember to possibly attend a regional law enforcement station or phone their emergency quantity on 112 / 115.
