Esme Smith: Schoolgirl, 14, who went missing 'refusing to speak to police' and is yet to return home to parents Esme Smith has not answered police questions about where she has been She went missing for 11 days from home in Farnham, Surrey 14-year-old has returned to Surrey but has not been reunited with fmaily Esme Smith has refused to answer police questions after she was found in North London 11 days after going missing A 14-year-old schoolgirl who went missing for 11 days is refusing to speak to police after she was found safe earlier this week. Esme Smith, from Farnham, Surrey, was spotted in North London after a member of the public recognised her from media reports about her disappearance. She had not been seen since 11 days previously when she left school with friends. She told them she was travelling to nearby Woking but instead got on a train to London's Waterloo station, where she was caught on CCTV. She has now been interviewed by officers but has not answered questions as to her whereabouts or who she has been with, a Surrey Police spokesman has said. The spokesman said she has also not returned home to her parents Nato commander Mark, 50, and Dinah, 39. The force has said there have been no allegations of any criminal activity and there is no evidence Esme has been groomed. Esme was discovered in London after going missing from her home in Surrey Her father Mark Smith, who works at Nato's Joint Warfare Centre in Norway, said he was 'worried sick' about his teenage daughter. After she was found, Detective Superintendent Jon Savell thanked the public and the media for their assistance in helping to find Esme.