![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/alarm-bells-rang-after-girl-missed-parents-weekly-chat-before-nightmare-began/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2_JS264781569.jpg&description=Catrin Maguire disappeared almost a year ago and her parents Gerry and Wendy have endured a 'living nightmare' as the anniversary of her going missing from her parents' home town nearsThe anniversary of Catrin Maguire heartbreaking disappearance nearsParents heartbroken at their daughter's disappearance say "alarm bells rang" when she missed their weekly chat. Catrin Maguire vanished almost a year ago and parents Gerry and Wendy have endured a "living nightmare" as the anniversary of her going missing nears. The 22-year-old student, had no known mental health issues, vanished on November 15 last year. She had joined friends two days before her disappearance for a pizza and film night. A student at Bangor University, she was was expected to meet one of those friends in the city on the Monday to sign a flat tenancy but she never turned up. The then-22-year-old, who had no known mental health issues, went missing on November 15 last year ( Media Wales) Catrin instead bought a return ticket to Holyhead, on Anglesey where her family live, and was reportedly last seen at around 1.18pm walking near the island's RSPB South Stack Café. Her parents said their last conversation was "totally positive", with Catrin excited about her future plans of enrolling on a master's course and going travelling. The parents told Wales Online : "On Tuesday November 16, 2021, instead of having our dedicated weekly chat with Catrin, at 7.30pm the phone rang and it wasn't Catrin. "It was her flatmate asking if Catrin was with us as she hadn't seen Catrin for a couple of days and Catrin had failed to turn up for a pre-arranged signing for a new tenancy agreement. Catrin was reportedly last seen at 1.18pm walking near the RSPB South Stack Cafe in Anglesey ( Media Wales) "Alarm bells rang instantly as this is not normal behaviour for Catrin and we just knew something was wrong." Her parents and younger brother Ciaran have since tirelessly searched for her, distributing countless flyers around nort){kind=link}
Catrin Maguire disappeared almost a year ago and her parents Gerry and Wendy have endured a ‘living nightmare’ as the anniversary of her going missing from her parents’ home town nears
Parents heartbroken at their daughter’s disappearance say “alarm bells rang” when she missed their weekly chat.
Catrin Maguire vanished almost a year ago and parents Gerry and Wendy have endured a “living nightmare” as the anniversary of her going missing nears.
The 22-year-old student, had no known mental health issues, vanished on November 15 last year. She had joined friends two days before her disappearance for a pizza and film night.
A student at Bangor University, she was was expected to meet one of those friends in the city on the Monday to sign a flat tenancy but she never turned up.