Maryborough, Queensland – The family of Mikaela Johnson is desperately seeking assistance from the public after their daughter went missing on Saturday. Mikaela, who was last seen being dropped off at work, was supposed to attend a sleepover at a friend’s house but never arrived.
Julie Johnson, Mikaela’s mother, took to social media to share the alarming news, revealing that the family has not heard from Mikaela since she was last seen. According to Julie, they have filed a police report and have received information indicating that Mikaela may have traveled to Maryborough with people they do not know. Despite their efforts to contact her, Mikaela has not responded to any calls or messages.
The situation has left Mikaela’s family "beside themselves with worry" as they anxiously await updates from the police, who are currently following up on the information provided. Julie Johnson has pleaded with the public to assist in locating her daughter, urging anyone who may have seen or heard from Mikaela to contact Policelink at 131 444.
The online community has rallied around the Johnson family, with numerous friends and acquaintances sharing messages of support and concern on Facebook.
Karen Drewery expressed her sympathy, writing, "Oh Julie xxxx," while Rebecca Parry commented, "Hopefully she is home soon. How terrifying for you all." Tina Mathew and Hilda Wright also shared their hopes for Mikaela’s safe return, with Hilda noting, "Your heart will be in turmoil. Hopefully someone lets you know where she is or she contacts you. Xox."
Danielle Askew, Nicole Blum, and Sharleen Nixon-Sneath all shared similar sentiments, emphasizing the fear and distress the family must be experiencing. "Oh Julie and AJ, I’m so sorry, how horrible for you both. Shared the post," Danielle wrote, while Sharleen added, "I hope you find her soon. How terrifying for you all."
The search for Mikaela continues, and the Johnson family remains hopeful that their daughter will be found safe and sound. As the community rallies together, they urge anyone with information to come forward to help bring Mikaela home.