Police are searching for a woman after a fire broke out at the unofficial memorial to Sydney schoolgirl Kiesha Abrahams.
Police were called to the impromptu shrine outside Kiesha's former home at Woodstock Ave, Mount Druitt, in western Sydney, about 10pm (AEST) on Tuesday after reports of a fire.
Firefighters extinguished the fire, which damaged some ornaments.
A woman was spotted leaving the scene just after it broke out, police said.
She is described as of Caucasian appearance, about 160cm tall, of medium build with blonde hair.
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This is the second fire at the memorial, after a blaze broke out in April.
It is believed that fire started accidentally after a teddy bear fell into a candle and caught fire.
Blacktown Council workers have cleaned up the memorial and restored the undamaged ornaments.
Kiesha was reported missing in August last year.
Her mother Kristi Anne Abrahams and stepfather Robert Smith were charged with her murder after human remains were discovered in bushland at Shalvey on April 22.
Anyone with information on the woman seen leaving the memorial is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
