Missing Fife woman may have driven to Lockerbie, police say
Police Scotland are appealing for help to find Caitlin Curry, 31, reported missing from Fife. Enquiries suggest she may have driven toward Langholm and Lockerbie in Dumfries and Galloway in a blue Peugeot 2008 Allure after last being seen in Springfield on July 28.
Key Takeaways
- Caitlin Curry, 31, was last seen in Springfield, Fife, around 1pm on Tuesday, July 28.
- She contacted a family member on July 29 but has not been heard from since.
- Police believe she may have driven toward Langholm or Lockerbie in a blue Peugeot 2008 Allure.
- She was reported missing on Monday, August 3; call Police Scotland on 101 quoting incident 3053.
The case is part of ongoing public appeals covered in our True Crime & Unsolved Mysteries section, where fresh sightings can change the search quickly.
Where was Caitlin Curry last seen?
Caitlin Curry was last seen in the Springfield area of Fife at around 1pm on Tuesday, July 28, according to Police Scotland’s appeal reported by regional news outlets.
She contacted a family member the next day, Wednesday, July 29, but has not been in touch since. Relatives’ concern has grown as further days passed without word.
She was reported missing to police on Monday, August 3, prompting a formal search for information.
Why are police asking about Lockerbie?
Enquiries so far suggest Caitlin may have driven toward the Langholm and Lockerbie areas of Dumfries and Galloway in the south of Scotland.
Officers say she may have been traveling in a blue Peugeot 2008 Allure. That possible route is why people in those communities—and anyone who may have noticed the car—are being asked to come forward.
STV News has published the force’s description and appeal alongside other local coverage from Fife and the wider region.
What does Caitlin Curry look like?
Caitlin is described as around 5ft 7in tall and of medium build, with brown eyes and long brown hair.
She has a large mole behind her right ear and a butterfly tattoo on one of her forearms. Those distinctive features may help members of the public recognize her from the appeal.
How can the public help find her?
Sergeant Martyn Reidie said Caitlin’s family is understandably worried and just want her home safely. Police say they are continuing to speak with her family and friends for any small piece of detail that could assist in locating her.
Anyone who has seen Caitlin or has information about her whereabouts should contact Police Scotland via 101, quoting incident 3053 of Monday, August 3.