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Mansfield parents in plea for missing Amber Peat Mansfield parents in plea for missing Amber Peat
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The parents of a 13-year-old girl who has been missing for nearly three days have pleaded with her to get in touch.The parents of a 13-year-old girl who has been missing for nearly three days have pleaded with her to get in touch.
Amber Peat was last seen at home in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire at 17:30 BST on Saturday. Amber Peat was last seen at home in Mansfield in Nottinghamshire at 17:30 BST on Saturday.
At a press conference, her mother and stepfather said Amber's disappearance was "completely out of character". At a press conference, her mother and stepfather said Amber's disappearance, from her home in Bosworth Street, was "completely out of character".
Fighting back tears, Kelly and Danny Peat said: "We just want to know she is okay."Fighting back tears, Kelly and Danny Peat said: "We just want to know she is okay."
"We just want her, or someone who knows where she is, to get in touch," they added Up to 300 people were involved in a search for Amber on Monday.
Nottinghamshire Police said they had not received any confirmed sightings of Amber, who disappeared from her home in Bosworth Street. "We just want her, or someone who knows where she is, to get in touch," Mr and Mrs Peat added.
'No confirmed sightings'
Supt Matthew McFarlane, of Nottinghamshire Police, said they had had few leads in the inquiry, but a "full-scale effort" to find her was under way.
Mr Peat said: "We had just all had a brilliant holiday. It's just not right.
"She had a fantastic time, never stopped laughing with all of us together."
Mrs Peat said "nothing else happened" that would lead to Amber leaving, apart from a disagreement over chores.
Supt McFarlane said: "We've been involved in searching the area, and friends and family have also assisted with that," he said.
"We've been speaking to all of her friends, all the inquiries through the school, through family, through anybody who may possibly know or have heard from her over the last three days.
"Unfortunately, we're here today because we have not had any confirmed sightings of her."