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Photo taken from Donna Crowe on Facebook
Search efforts to find missing boy, Lee Crowe, have moved to the Hollyford woods area.
Crowe, 14, was said to be walking home from Cappawhite village when he was last sighted.
A property owner in the area was able to provide CCTV footage at around 3:20am Sunday morning, where Crowe was sighted outside the local community centre, roughly 10 minutes from his home.
Crowe was last seen wearing a black hoodie and black tracksuit pants. He also had a black and white chequered jacket with him.
He has red hair and is of a slim build.
Crowe's family are urging anyone with dash-cam footage who was in the area between Saturday night and early Sunday morning to come forward with any footage they may have which could aid in the search.
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