Woman with ‘bright future’ missing for two months as family issue plea

A woman with a ‘bright future’ ahead of her has been missing for two months – and she may not be using her real name.

Fathayha Begum, 29, from Southam, a town of only 8,100 people in Warwickshire,has been missing since July.

Her family haven’t heard from her since. Investigators ‘believe it is possible that Fathayha may not be using her own name’.

Fathayha has links to the West Midlands area and Westminster in London, about 80 miles southeast of Southam.

She’s described brown eyes, long brown hair worn longer than in the two images shared by police of her and wearing glasses. 

Fathayha’s family issued a plead yesterday urging Fathayha to come home.

They said in a statement shared yesterday by police: ‘Fathayha is a kind and caring individual with a bright future.

‘Fathayha, if you are reading this, we are all so worried about you.

‘Please tell us that you are safe, send any one of us a message or come home to any one of us, no matter what time it is.

‘We are here for you, always. We love and care for you very much.’

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