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Detectives have sealed off a home following the discovery of a missing 11-year-old boy after a frantic 27-hour search.

Kaitlyn Easson was found ‘healthy and well’ after a hunt in Galashiels, Selkirkshire on Sunday and Monday.

Police revealed the good news Monday night after an earlier press call saying they were “extremely concerned” for her well-being.

Investigation

Now, in a new development, officers have been seen guarding a house in the nearby town of Gattonside, two miles away from the young man’s family home. Police Scotland declined to comment on the situation.

However, a neighbor told the Scottish Sun: ‘The police turned up last night.

They told us it had something to do with the missing girl, but I didn’t see anyone coming or going.

“It’s very concerning to have this here, especially as a parent of two young children.”

Officers have yet to say why they are at the scene of the house, with Kaitlyn’s adoptive grandfather David Johnston, 56, of Tweedbank, near Galashiels, urging people to “let the police do their job.” “.

He said: ‘She’s home, that’s the main thing… It’s up to the police to do her job.’

Kaitlyn’s disappearance over the weekend triggered a “huge operation,” Police Commander Chief Superintendent Catriona Paton said.

Missing

The schoolgirl had last been seen downtown around 5:45 p.m. m. on Sunday before she was reported missing that same night.

Police Scotland renewed an appeal to help find her the following day, 24 hours after she was reported missing, and urged the public to help in the search.

The force confirmed Monday night that they had found Kaitlyn ‘healthy and well’.

A spokesperson said: ‘We can confirm that Kaitlyn Easson reported missing from Galashiels has been tracked down safely.

‘Thank you to everyone who shared our appeals.’

Assistance was provided by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, Border Search and Rescue Unit, volunteers and specialist teams from Police Scotland, including investigators, divers and air support.

Police Scotland said her disappearance was “very out of character”.

MailOnline has contacted Police Scotland for comment on the latest development.