The brother of a missing woman from Hamilton urges him to call his family, his friends

Stephanie King left her Hamilton home at 7:30 am Friday and boarded a bus

She has not been seen or heard since.

Two days after his death, Lee's brother, Lee King, urges his little sister to make contact with family or friends

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The mother of two, who has a 10-year-old girl and a teenage son, was reported missing in police

Stephanie King was the youngest and only daughter of eight siblings

All eight children grew up in foster families, but later in childhood Stephanie and Lee returned to live with their parents

. They were close, as it was just the two of them. Stephanie's son is named after Lee.

The family moved because their parents were shearers but grew up in and around the Waikato, including Ngāruawāhia.

Lee King, now living in Brisbane, Australia, discovered his sister. missing when he saw a social media post on Saturday.

He called the cell number he had for her and went straight to the voicemail, so he called the police.

"I thought it was a joke" I called the number on the Facebook post and he went to the police station, so I knew it was for real. "

Lee said that Stephanie was a calm but happy person who

He spoke to her last time about a month ago

"I hope she's just gone into a house of friends and that his phone fell flat or something like that "

" We have a lot of contacts, so for those friends and family to say that they do not have it. have not seen is a bit disturbing.

Stephanie and Lee's mother lives in Hamilton wi

Lee was not sure how much she understood about Stephanie's disappearance

Their father is in a nursing home in Christchurch where he spent the last few years years.

Waikato Police CIB Detective Sergeant Scott Neilson said Sunday morning that there were fears for Stephanie's safety as it was out of her character not to be in touch with her family or friends.

"There are no flags He has contacts in Hamilton and Waikato District

If you have information about King's whereabouts, contact the police from Waikato to 07 858 6200.

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