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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Conor Gogarty & Patrick Edrich

'Alarm bells rang' to parents when daughter missed weekly chat

The parents of a missing woman last seen nearly a year ago said they have endured a "living nightmare" but will "never give up looking for her".

The heartbroken parents of Catrin Maguire said they have endured a "living nightmare" as the first anniversary of her disappearance nears. The then 22-year-old, who had no known mental health issues, went missing on Monday, November 15 last year.

Her parents Gerry and Wendy said Catrin had joined friends two days before her disappearance for a pizza and film night. The student at Bangor University was due to meet one of those friends in the city on the Monday to sign a flat tenancy but she never turned up.

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