Chapter 39

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7:42 a.m.

@PanicArchive

Police have confirmed that Brendon Urie's thirteen-year-old daughter, Abby, is missing in London.

Please share the official police appeal. Do NOT share unverified sightings, addresses, hotel information, or speculation.

Someone out there knows something.

Let's bring her home.

The post was shared twelve thousand times in the first twenty minutes.

By eight o'clock, it had crossed thirty thousand.

By nine, it was everywhere.

8:03 a.m.

@panicfan1998

I can't believe I'm typing this.

Abby, if somehow you ever see this: people are looking for you.

Your dad is looking for you.

Come home.

The replies filled almost immediately.

@theyoungestheart: We love you, kid.

@laureninvegas: This is not the time for jokes or conspiracy theories. Share the police post.

@panicbride: I've never met this child and I'm sitting here crying at my desk.

@oldschoolpanic: Been a fan since Fever. Never thought I'd see this. Brendon, we're with you.

8:19 a.m.

@LondonMusicGirl

I was in Trafalgar Square yesterday around 1 p.m.

I know that's probably not useful, but I'm going through every photo and video I took.

If you're in London and were anywhere around the National Gallery yesterday, PLEASE check your camera roll.

Within minutes, other people began doing the same.

8:27 a.m.

@EllieWasThere

I was at the Gallery yesterday too.

Going through pictures now.

Attached was a photograph of the front of the National Gallery.

Attached was a photograph of the front of the National Gallery

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Nothing unusual.

People walking.

Tourists.

Buses.

A child holding her mother's hand.

A man carrying a coffee.

A woman standing near the edge of the frame.

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