By: Natasha Archary

Lereece Roy, the 6-year old girl who went missing in Ennerdale over the weekend has been reunited with her family.
On Saturday, 23 March a frantic call from Patriotic Alliance (PA) leader Gayton Mckenzie was heeded and the community rallied in numbers to search for the little girl.
Lereece was mising for 5-hours before she was found reportedly in the garden of her grandparents home from where she was allegedly taken.
According to members of the PA who were actively involved in the search, Lereece Roy was found in the hedging of her grandparents yard with leaves stuffed in her ears.
Teams had searched the section the 6-year old was found in just a few hours prior and there were no signs of her.
It is suspected that whoever had taken the child had become alarmed by the number of people who came out to search for her, and as a result was scared of.
This led to Lereece being dumped under the hedge, where she was found asleep.
Details about the incident remain sketchy and the Roy family have expressed their gratitude to the community and external people who heard the call and went to Ennerdale to find Lereece.
Lereece was reunited with her mother, and was taken to the doctor for a medical checkup.
No further details have been released.
Gayton Mckenzie has been on the ground, active in the cases of a number of missing children, including 6-year old Joslin Smith from Saldanha Bay.
The PA leader said Joslin’s case has sparked a number of families to reopen cold cases of their missing loved ones.
Over a month has passed since Joslin Smith went missing, and it has come to light that she might have been sold by her mother, Kelly Smith and boyfriend Jacquin Appollis for a reported R20 000.
Kelly, Appollis and two others are in custody for the disappearance of the green-eyed girl and will be back in court in May.
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