Mum of missing teen Pheobe Bishop admits the ‘worst could have happened’ in heartbreaking video

The grief-stricken mother of missing teenager Pheobe Bishop has admitted the ‘worst case-scenario could have happened’ to her daughter as she begged the public to share any information about her disappearance with police.

Kylie Johnson’s voice wavered as she fronted cameras for a video appeal shared by Queensland Police on Saturday, over two weeks after Pheobe was last seen leaving a home in Gin Gin, Bundaberg, on the morning of May 15.

‘This investigation will not be over for me until we find Pheobe,’ she said. 

‘I still hold hope that Pheobe will come home but I have to consider the possibility that she also won’t. 

‘If the worst-case scenario has happened, I at least need to know where she’s resting. I need to know where Pheobe is. 

‘My daughter wouldn’t just disappear. Someone knows something. 

‘As a mum, I’m asking you to come forward with your information.  

‘Please speak to police if you have any information, big or small. You can report information to police anonymously, via PoliceLink or CrimeStoppers. 

At the start of the two-minute clip, Ms Johnson thanked the police and the community for their ongoing support over the last fortnight. 

‘Our lives have been changed for the worst after the sudden disappearance of my daughter who was last seen on May 15. 

‘This is a pain no person or family should ever have to experience. Pheobe was a beautiful, loving, kind person. 

‘Every day not knowing where she has been is devastating for us. 

‘This is why we are appealing to anyone with any information that may help to bring Pheobe home to contact the police. 

‘Even the smallest bit of information may be all police need to find Pheobe. 

‘I would like to thank the police for their tireless efforts in looking for my daughter. They have kept me informed and they are doing everything they can to find her. I also want to thank our community for their constant support and messages.’

More to come.