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Megan Stammers search: 'Friends may know where she planned to go' Megan Stammers search: 'Friends may know where she planned to go'
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The friends of missing teenager Megan Stammers may know where she planned to go, detectives believe.The friends of missing teenager Megan Stammers may know where she planned to go, detectives believe.
Megan, 15, from Eastbourne, East Sussex was reported missing on Friday after she failed to turn up for school.Megan, 15, from Eastbourne, East Sussex was reported missing on Friday after she failed to turn up for school.
She travelled to France with Jeremy Forrest, 30, her maths teacher at the Bishop Bell C of E School.She travelled to France with Jeremy Forrest, 30, her maths teacher at the Bishop Bell C of E School.
Ch Insp Jason Tingley told href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/default.stm" >BBC Radio 4's Today that her friends might have been aware of Mr Forrest's and Megan's disappearance being planned. Ch Insp Jason Tingley told BBC Radio 4's Today that her friends might have been aware of Mr Forrest's and Megan's disappearance being planned.
He said children, pupils or friends "may be aware of where they were likely to go to so I would also ask them to come forward, and don't be scared, and don't feel you're in trouble if you've not disclosed any of that information so far".He said children, pupils or friends "may be aware of where they were likely to go to so I would also ask them to come forward, and don't be scared, and don't feel you're in trouble if you've not disclosed any of that information so far".
He added: "We do know that she [Megan] has spoken about perhaps going somewhere but we just need to get really into the specific detail of that."He added: "We do know that she [Megan] has spoken about perhaps going somewhere but we just need to get really into the specific detail of that."
Speaking previously, Mr Tingley disclosed that it appeared one of Megan's friends had received a message saying she had arrived in France.Speaking previously, Mr Tingley disclosed that it appeared one of Megan's friends had received a message saying she had arrived in France.
"I can't give a specific time or date but we know there was a message passed to one of her good friends to say she had arrived safely in France."I can't give a specific time or date but we know there was a message passed to one of her good friends to say she had arrived safely in France.
"I can't say that message was from her but we believe it was. That gives us some comfort that she has arrived safely and she is in France. That's our last contact." "I can't say that message was from her but we believe it was.
The message was not sent from Megan's phone. "That gives us some comfort that she has arrived safely and she is in France. That's our last contact."
The school said concerns about Mr Forrest, who is from Ringmer in East Sussex, and Megan's relationship had been raised before their disappearance. The message was not sent from Megan's phone, police said.
The school said concerns about Mr Forrest's and Megan's relationship had been raised before their disappearance.
Appealing to her daughter at a news conference on Monday, Megan's mother Danielle Wilson said: "Sweetheart, I don't care what you've done or why, I just want you home."Appealing to her daughter at a news conference on Monday, Megan's mother Danielle Wilson said: "Sweetheart, I don't care what you've done or why, I just want you home."
Ms Wilson has also revealed that Megan had been receiving extra-curricular maths lessons since before the summer, but the family did not suspect there was any relationship between her Mr Forrest, a married amateur musician, from Ringmer, near Lewes. Ms Wilson has revealed that Megan had been receiving extra-curricular maths lessons since before the summer, but the family did not suspect there was any relationship between her Mr Forrest, a married amateur musician from Ringmer, near Lewes.
Megan's stepfather Martin Stammers said he was "aware" of Mr Forrest but did not go into further detail.Megan's stepfather Martin Stammers said he was "aware" of Mr Forrest but did not go into further detail.
Police said Megan and Mr Forrest, a married amateur musician, boarded a ferry from Dover to Calais on Thursday evening. Police said Megan and Mr Forrest boarded a ferry from Dover to Calais on Thursday evening.