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Missing Oldham girl, 14, thought to be in Spain with man Missing Oldham girl, 14, thought to be in Spain with man
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A missing 14-year-old girl is thought to be in Spain with a 37-year-old man who is wanted for her abduction. A missing 14-year-old girl is thought to be in Spain with a 37-year-old man suspected of her abduction.
Police said Camilia Lupu, originally from Romania but living in Oldham, was reported missing on 26 June. Camilia Lupu, originally from Romania but living in Oldham, was reported missing on 26 June.
Camilia is believed to be travelling with Romanian national Alin Coman. She is white and about 5ft 7in (1.4m) tall, slim, with long dark hair and brown eyes. Camilia is believed to be travelling with Romanian national Alin Coman. She is white and about 4ft 7in (1.4m) tall, slim, with dark hair and brown eyes.
A press conference is due to be held by Greater Manchester Police later. Her parents have urged her to come home and said the last two weeks had been "very difficult".
Speaking at the time she went missing, Det Insp Mark McDowall said: "Camilia's family are frantic with worry not knowing where she is, and police in Oldham are carrying out significant inquiries to try and locate Camilia so we can ensure she is safe. Speaking at a press conference arranged by Greater Manchester Police, her father Gheorghe Lupu said: "I want from all my heart for my child to come back.
"If Camilia herself can see this appeal, then I would like to reassure her that she is not in any trouble, but please contact either the police or her family so we know she is ok." "We love her very much. I only want her to come back home."
Mother Lena Lupu said: "I miss here and I want to see her."
Asked what the last two weeks had been like for the family, Mr Lupu said: "It has been very difficult for us. I don't know how we can still bear with this situation.
"I can't even speak. If anybody knows her, help us bring her back."
Det Insp Mark McDowall said: "First and foremost we would like Camilia to contact us so that we know she is safe and well, but obviously we are doing everything we can to get her back home as quickly as we can.
"If Camilia herself can see or hear this appeal, then I would like to reassure her that she is not in any trouble, but please contact either the police or her family so we know she is ok."