Georgina Gharsallah, 31, was last seen leaving a shop near her home in Worthing, Sussex, on 7 March 2018. Police described that she was holding “a number of mobile phones”.
Georgina’s two sons, aged eight and nine, have started to wave to photographs of her and say “hello mummy” – it is the closest they can get to her right now.
Georgina is one of 17 missing people whose portraits will feature in a new exhibition which opens next week. The show called Unmissable has been organised by the charity Missing People which supports the family of missing people. Someone is reported missing in the UK every 90 seconds.
Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder after Georgina went missing but were later released with no further action.
The exhibition in London will also include new portrait of former Manic Street Preachers guitarist Richard Edwards who has been missing since 31 January 1995. His sister Rachel Edwards says she hopes the work/exhibition will help raise awareness for the charity which has supported her family since it was founded.
The exhibition runs from 14 – 17 March at the Old Truman Brewery, in east London.
Among the others to feature in the exhibition are:
Ben Moore
Missing since 2003
Damien Nettles
Missing since 1996
Age when missing: 16
Luke Durbin
Missing since May 2006
Age when missing: 19
Matthew Bone
Missing since 2018
Age when missing: 26
Sybil Appelquist (nee Hornby)
Missing since 2002
Age when missing: 40
Lee Boxell
Missing since 1988
Age when missing: 15
Carl Hodges
Missing since 2016
Age when missing: 33
Charles Horvath-Allan
Missing since 1989
Age when missing: 20
Mary Flanagan
Missing since 1959
Age when missing: 16
Andrew Gosden
Missing since 2007
Age when missing: 14
Darren Tunstall
Missing since 1992
Age when missing: 20
Finn Layland-Stratfield
Missing since 2017
Age when missing: 17
Hodgson-Greaves
Missing since 2013
Age when missing: 48
Lana Purcell
Missing since 2011
Age when missing: 26