Plea after teenager's body found

15:05, Jul 16 2012

The family of a teenager murdered after going missing a decade ago has made an emotional plea after police confirmed they had found her body. Vulnerable Rachel Wilson, 19, disappeared from Middlesbrough, where she was a sex worker, in May 2002. Cleveland Police confirmed that human remains found at Newham Hall Farm on the outskirts of the town were hers and said they have reopened the investigation into Rachel's death. Speaking at a press conference at the force's headquarters in Middlesbrough, her mother Tina Wilson said: "For the last 10 years we've been sure she'll come in the house. On Friday we found out she wouldn't. "All I'm asking for is somebody that knows, come forward and let us know and let us find out what happened to Rachel."

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