Tributes pour in for ‘beautiful princess’ after body found in search for missing teen

Tributes pour in for ‘beautiful princess’ after body found in search for missing teen Georgia Nolan, 19, was last seen in Bradford-on-Avon in the early hours of Saturday morning and a body was discovered on Tuesday with formal identification yet to take place Tributes have poured in for a missing teenager after a body was found during the search for her. Georgia Nolan, 19, was last seen in Bradford-on-Avon in the early hours of Saturday morning and a body was discovered on Tuesday with formal identification yet to take place. The family of Georgia have been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers, police said. People on social media have paid many tributes to Georgie after the discovery of the body. One person wrote: "RIP my beautiful princess," with another saying: "Georgie was a great individual, one of the nicest people I have met and been friends with before." A further message read: "Beautiful Georgie. We remember your smiles & laughter. May you rest in peace with our beautiful Lucy. You are finally together again." There were many people leaving similar tributes with comments including: "So very sad, RIP sweetheart. Thinking of your family," and "RIP beautiful. So young". While another said: "Very sad news. I will miss seeing her working in the pub, we spoke a few times & she was kind & a pleasure to be served a beer by her." Other comments offered condolences to her family, reports SomersetLive. One said: "Such sad news, my heartfelt condolences to her family," and another added: "Such terribly sad news, sending love to Georgie's family." A spokesperson for Wiltshire Police said on Tuesday that their thoughts are with Georgie's family and friends. They said: "We can confirm that a body was found this afternoon (27 October) in the Bradford on Avon area during the search for missing teenager Georgie. "While formal identification has not yet taken place, Georgie's family have been informed of this development and are being supported by specially trained officers. "They have asked that their privacy is respected at this extremely difficult time. Our thoughts are with Georgie's family and friends."