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Megan missing since 29 Sept

Megan has been missing since Monday, 29 September and is known to frequent Knox and Glen Waverley. (Victorian Police)

Police are appealing for public help to find 13-year-old Megan, who hasn’t been seen since Monday night, 29 September.

She was last spotted around 9.30pm in Burwood, wearing a black Hoodrich oversized hoodie, matching black Hoodrich trackpants, and black Nike Airforce shoes.

It’s believed Megan may be in Melbourne’s CBD with friends, and she is known to frequent the Knox and Glen Waverley areas.

Anyone who sees Megan or knows where she might be is urged to contact Box Hill Police Station on (03) 8892 3200.

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