The appeal to find missing student Libby Squire has ramped up as it enters the fourth day since her disappearance in Hull.
Police have said they are “extremely concerned” for the University of Hull student as her family have said it is very “out of character” for her to disappear.
The 21-year-old went missing near her home on Thursday after being out with friends. She has not been seen since she got into a taxi outside the Welly nightclub in central Hull at around 11pm.
Her parents launched an emotional TV appeal to find her today.
Humberside police released a video of Russell and Lisa Squire pleading for help to find their daughter.
Libby’s father, Russell, urged anyone to come forward with any information, “no matter how small”.
He added: “We just want you home.”
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Her mother, Lisa, gave a heartfelt plea adding: “Libby, my darling pie, we just want to know that you are safe.
“Please get in touch with us anyway you can.
“I miss you so much, it’s breaking my heart not knowing where you are. I love you.”
Hundreds of student have now joined the search to find Libby, along with around 70 police officers and the coastguard.
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Police believe she got out of her taxi around 5 minutes after she was last seen, as CCTV footage captured her walking along near her home at about 11.45pm, where a motorist was seen pulling over to help her.
Police say the motorist has since been helpful.
Libby’s friend Ryan Tweddell helped lead a search of their university campus on Saturday and said Libby “helps everyone who needs it and is a lovely, brilliant girl.”
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