Andrew Gosden

Andrew has been missing from his home in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, since 14 September 2007. He was last seen on CCTV footage at King's Cross Station in London later that morning. When Andrew went missing he was 5ft 3in tall, slim with light brown hair and brown eyes. He needs strong prescription glasses. He was last seen wearing black jeans and T-shirt.

Andrew was last seen at 8-30am as he was heading down Littlemoor Lane, Balby, Doncaster towards Westfield Park. Andrew returned from school after his parents had gone to work, and changed out of his uniform. He emptied his bank account Andrew Gosden was a bright, quiet teenager when he disappeared from the family home in Doncaster, UK, on Sept 14th, 2007. A winner of maths competitions at a national level and described by teachers as a 'maths genius', Andrew also had a passion for bands such as SlipKnot and Muse.
September 14th, 2007, was like any other day for the Gosden family. Andrew appeared a little grumpy when he woke up that morning, and his mother thought it strange that he had slept in. He was quickly dressed and out of the door half an hour later, leaving for school at 8:30am. "Bye, see you later", he said - just like any other day.

Andrew returned to the house after his sister left for school and his parents had gone to work. He took off his school uniform and donned a normal set of clothes - for Andrew, a SlipKnot t-shirt and a pair of jeans. He placed his uniform in the washing machine and hung his blazer over a chair as he always did.

He then put a bag over his shoulder and walked to his local train station - Doncaster, a brisk 20-minute walk in warm weather. On his way, he stopped off at an ATM and withdrew £200 in cash from his savings account. At Doncaster Station, he bought a one-way ticket to London King's Cross Station, and could not be convinced by the ticket operator to buy a return ticket for only 50p more. Andrew insisted on buying a one-way ticket.

An eyewitness on the 9:35am train (a 1 hour 45 min journey) said Andrew was sitting quietly, engrossed in his PSP console. Investigators later discovered he did not take the PSP charger with him. He was then caught on CCTV leaving the station on arrival at King's Cross at 11:20am, and nothing has been seen or heard of Andrew again. There have been alleged 'sightings' over the years but these have amounted to nothing.