Police Scotland launched a widespread search after 15‑year‑old Natasha Reid disappeared from her North Kessock home on Friday evening. The teenager was last seen at about 5:40 pm in the Drovers Way area of Milton, a small settlement in Easter Ross, and may have headed toward Carrbridge in the Badenoch and Strathspey region.

Search Expands From Milton to the Rugged Highlands

According to the reporrt, investigators are combing both urban and rural sites, deploying search teams , dog units, and officers reviewing CCTV footage. Police are also liaising with transport providers to review bus and train records that could trace Natasha’s movements after she left her home.

Community Mobilises in the Wake of a Teen’s Vanishing

The source notes that local volunteers have organised search parties, combing woodland, fields, and trails, while social media appeals and flyers with Natasha’s photo have been distributed widely. Schools have been informed and support services are available for students and staff who may be distressed.

What Police Seek: Specific Sightings and Transport Links

Police are particularly interested in any sightings of Natasha in the Milton area around 5:40 pm on Friday, and any evidence of her travelling alone or with others on public transport heading toward Carrbridge. The investigation remains active, with officers following up on several leads.

Who Can Help: Contacting Police Scotland and Crimestoppers

The report says anyone with information,no matter how insignificant it may seem, should contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 0063 of 28 May 2026, or provide details anonymously through Crimestoppers. A dedicated phone line has been set up to receive tips.

Unanswered Questions: Where Did She Go After Leaving Home?

While the source confirms her last known location and possible route, it does not disclose whether any CCTV footage captured her exit or if any transport records show a passenger matching her description... The family’s request for privacy leaves many details unknown.