An 11-year-old schoolgirl, Faith Curran, is named after being found dead in the river at a beauty spot near Gorebridge in Midlothian. Local reporting says her body was discovered in the Gore Water, prompting a response from emergency services.
Loved ones describe Curran as a “happy, adventurous, and outgoing” girl who enjoyed life. Both outlets emphasize her age and the location where she is found, but they focus more on personal tributes and community descriptions rather than detailing the investigation. No outlet’s report in the provided excerpts attributes a cause of death or suspects to any individual.
Authorities are treated as continuing their inquiries, with the available coverage concentrating on identifying the child and sharing descriptions from those who knew her. The tone across both reports is consistent in presenting the death and naming details, while differing mainly in the depth of the biographical remarks about Curran’s character.
