A schoolgirl found injured and in a ‘distressed state’ with no memory of what happened to her is still waiting for answers as detectives investigate whether she was the victim of a crime.
The 13-year-old was found by a dog walker close to the Tesco Express store in Canberra Road, Leyland at around 7.30pm on Thursday, October 5. She was in a ‘very disorientated state’ and had significant bruising to her legs, but later told officers she could not remember much and had no idea how or why she had ended up injured or so disorientated. It is thought she had been walking in the Canberra Road and King Street areas before she was found.
'Detectives have done a huge amount of work on it but aren’t able to conclude yet whether anything criminal has taken place. “No arrests have been made. “The appeal for information still stands so anybody with footage, dashcam or other information is asked to get in touch.” Did you see anything strange or suspicious that evening? Police want like to speak to anybody who saw the girl between around 5.30pm and 7.30pm on Thursday, October 5.
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