'It's terrifying': Mother's plea to find missing teenager as fears grow for girl's safety
A terrified Queensland mother is pleading for help to find her missing teenage daughter after being sent frightening vision of her last-known movements.
Imogen Johnson, 13, hasn't been seen since last Thursday when she was attacked by so-called friends at a Woodridge train station.
The scuffle was filmed, and the video was sent to her mother, Chauntelle Johnson.
Imogen Johnson has been missing since last week as fears grow for her safety. 9news
Police and Imogen's family have appealed for anyone who knows where she could be to contact them. 9news
Ms Johnson fears the worst.
"To see it happen at the hands of someone she called her friends made me quite sick," Ms Johnson told 9News.
"I pretty much collapsed."
Imogen - who no longer lives with her mother - caught a train from Landsborough Station, near her home on the Sunshine Coast, around midday on April 18.
It's believed she was planning to meet friends in Brisbane but ended up further south.
Police have confirmed Imogen has run off before, but normally contacts someone within a few days.
"This time there's been no contact since the 18th, at all, and that is terrifying," Ms Johnson said.
Imogen often travels on public transport.
She was last seen wearing dark blue jeans, and a purple and red crop-top. She is 162cms tall, with dark blonde hair and hazel eyes.
Ms Johnson - and police - are pleading with the public, to keep looking.
Chauntelle Johnson just wants to know her daughter is safe. 9news
"If you do see anyone who looks a little bit like Imogen, just call the police immediately so we can get them there as quick as possible," she said.
"We just want to know that she's safe."
Ms Johnson was sent footage of her daughter being attacked. 9news
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