The mother of missing four-year-old Cleo Smith has again taken to social media with a heartbreaking plea for her daughter to come home. Key points:Cleo Smith went missing from the Blowholes campsite ten days agoHer mother has taken to social media to plead for her safe return Police want to speak to everyone who stayed at the campground on the night she disappearedIn a series of Instagram stories, Ellie Smith wrote: “We all need her home” and asked “where are you baby?”, while also describing her as the “best big sister ever”.Cleo, who is the older sister to seven-month-old Isla, has been missing for 10 days.Police believe she was likely abducted. The two girls had been camping with their mother Ellie and her partner Jake Gliddon at Blowholes campground on Friday October 15, just north of their home in Carnarvon in Western Australia. Ms Smith said she last saw Cleo when she woke at about 1:30am on Saturday for a drink of water.When Ms Smith later woke up at about 6:00am, Cleo had vanished, with the zipper on the tent undone to a height the four-year-old could not have reached. Acting Police Commissioner Col Blanch gives an update about the investigation into the disappearcne of Cleo Smith.(ABC News: Herlyn Kaur)Interviewing campers a priority in…
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Cleo Smith's mother pleads for daughter's return on Instagram as investigation enters 10th day
