Cleo Smith, a four-year-old girl, was born to her Father, Daniel Staines, And Mother Ellie Smith, who went missing on Saturday, 15th October 2021.
Cloe’s family was at the Blowholes campsite in Macleod when the little girl went missing.
Cloe got missing from the tent where she was asleep
Cleo’s parents were shocked when they found that their daughter was missing on Saturday 15th October. Morning along with the sleeping blanket that she was lying on.
Who Are Cleo Smith Parents? Father Daniel Staines & Mother Ellie Smith
Cleo Smith was born to her parent’s mother, Ellie Smith & father, Daniel Staines.
Cleo is the four years little girl who went missing in west Australia.
The parents of the missing child are devastated, and they pleaded for help on finding her.
Daniel Staines and Ellie Smith look like they are running in their 20s.
The Facebook and the Instagram of the pairs are not found; thus, further details will be added after we find their social sites.
Cleo Smith Parents On Her Missing
Cleo’s Parents have spoken out as they wait for a miracle to bring their daughter home after she went missing from her family’s tent.
Her mother Ellie spoke the details with tears in her eyes; the news portals uploaded the video, including the 9NEWS Australia.
According to @SYDNEYNEWSTODAY, the missing child’s mother has pleaded on Facebook On 16th October 2021, “It has been more than 24 hours since I last saw the little girl glitter in her eyes! Help me find her! If anybody hears or sees anything, contact the police.”
Cleo Smith Missing Update
The family had arrived at the Blowholes campsite in Macleod, about 70 kilometers north of Carnarvon, on Friday 14th October at 6:30 pm just before dark.
It was reported that the tent was open about 30 cm, where the missing girl slept was available, her mother shares to the ABC News.
WA Police said Cleo had woken at about 1.30 am and asked for a drink of water before falling back asleep.
According to The Daily Mail, WA police just had made the vague reference, but the details regarding the case are not disclosed.
WA Police Inspector Jon Munday said Cleo’s disappearance was “really concerning.”
John too added, the complex case was a mystery, and they are trying to unveil it.
He also revealed there were quite many people at the Blowholes campground the night Cleo went missing.
”They’re tracking and tracing all of those people at the moment, but there’s also nothing to indicate that there’s any cause for the wider
community to be alarmed,” John said.