Father pleads for missing daughter to get in touch

17-year-old Libbi Toledo has been missing since September 11

The father of a missing teenager has pleaded for his daughter to make contact.

Elisabeth “Libbi” Toledo has not been heard from since she went missing from the Smeaton area of Kirkcaldy on September 11.

Despite a possible sighting of the 17-year-old in the town’s Alison Street on Friday evening, she has still not made contact with either her parents or the authorities.

Her father, Joe Toledo, who lives in the United States, has spoken of his concern and urged his daughter to make it known that she is safe.

“Her mother and I are very worried about her,” he said.

“We want her to know that she isn’t in trouble and we just want to know she is OK.

“We would give anything to know this. “Elisabeth please call home, or come home, or walk into a police station.

“We love you very much and need to know you’re safe.”

Libbi suffers from mental health issues, autism and ADHD and currently stays at an assisted living facility in Kirkcaldy.

She also has links to the Angus area, recently staying for three days a week with her mother in Brechin.

Libbi is described as white, 5ft 6in tall, of slim build, with dark blonde hair, hazel eyes and sometimes wears glasses.

She was last seen wearing a black sleeveless shirt with white logos all over the front, a grey hoodie and blue jeans.

The teenager is also known to wear Uggs or black military-style boots and a camouflage jacket or a burgundy hoodie.

On Monday, her mother said she is getting “more worried and scared” as the days pass by without any contact from Libbi.

Judi Toledo, who lives in Brechin, said: “I’m worried sick. I have all this rubbish in my head but I am closing my mind to certain possibilities.”

Anybody with information about Libbi’s whereabouts is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101.

Elisabeth “Libbi” Toledo is descibed as a vulnerable young adult with autism and mental health issues.