Police say forensic analysis of the phones to happen to find missing girl

Inspector Craig Fox said the items were found during the May 11 multi-agency searches of the area Shyanne-Lee was last seen on April 30.

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"Yesterday, during an extensive search of the North Esk River in the area where Shyanne-Lee was last seen, police located a number of mobile phones," Inspector Fox said.

"Forensic testing of the phones will be conducted to determine if any are linked to Shyanne-Lee.

"Today, police boats and divers will return to the North Esk River, to continue searching for any traces of Shyanne-Lee."

The extensive police search of the stretch of the river near Henry Street will continue on May 12.

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Inspector Fox urged the 14-year-old to come forward, stressing that she was not in any trouble.

"If Shyanne-Lee is out there, or if anyone knows where she is, please come forward and let us know," he said.

"Shyanne-Lee is not in any trouble."

Shyanne-Lee is described by police as about 160cm tall, with a slim build and blonde hair.

Police said she was last seen wearing a cream coloured hooded jumper with dark coloured writing on the chest and shoulder area, and bike shorts.

Anybody who has found clothing or other property in the area Shyanne-Lee was last seen is asked to contact investigators.

Call 131 444 or report to Crime Stoppers Tasmania and quote reference number ESCAD 000394-30042023.

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