The grandparents of missing Yvette Henley turned to the gaming world when a three-week search failed to come up with her whereabouts TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA/AFP/GettyA British gamer has helped police track down a four-year-old girl who was missing in the United States. Yvette Henley was on the road with her father and his new girlfriend when her grandparents were awarded custody over concerns for her safety. Harry Brown, 21, who works for Sainsbury’s in Staines, Surrey, and is an avid online gamer was approached by the grandparents because he had been in contact with Yvette’s father through Facebook. They asked if he could help find them even though he was 5,000 miles away in Britain. Mr Brown made contact with Virgil Henley, 28, who was using the name Mark Johnson, and discovered the family was in Arizona where they had been staying in cheap hotels or living rough.

Source: The Times August 14, 2017 10:52 UTC