Family begs mum to bring son, 4, home after they went missing in Turkey
The grandparents of a mum missing in Turkey with her four-year-old son have begged her to ‘just come home’.
George Jack Temperley-Wells was last seen in the Marina area of Antalya, having travelled from Darlington with his mother, Brogan Elizabeth Temperley, 28, on June 29.
Ms Temperley’s grandparents, Maureen and George, who lived nearby in County Durham, have pleaded with her to get in touch.
Retired Royal Navy diver and businessman George, 85, said: ‘We just want her to come home.’
He said he had given his daughter a property in the area where he and his wife would go to see them.
But he added that they hadn’t seen the pair in two months after she said she was going to see friends in the Midlands, where she grew up.
Police have serious concerns for George’s welfare and are urging anyone in contact with them to reach out to the authorities.
They believe the pair are likely to have spent time with George’s father Scott Nigel Wells, 41, while in the city.
Maureen added: ‘We love her to bits, but she is driving us nuts not knowing where she is. We are a very close family.
‘Her and Mr Wells have not been in a relationship for years so we have not got a clue why she would go to Turkey to see him.’
George is described as having red hair, a pale complexion and dark eyes, while Ms Temperley is slim, with long, dark hair and dark eyes.
Anyone in the UK with information can call Durham Constabulary on 101, quoting incident number 325 of June 30.
Those in Turkey can go to a local police station or call the emergency number on 112 / 115.
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