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11/09/2023

Unsolved Homicide – Geelong, Victoria Australia

‼️Please note: This post mentions the murder of a child which may be confronting and distressing to some readers.‼️

Clare Morrison

On December 18th, 1992, 13-year-old Clare Morrison was hanging out with friends at the Geelong Mall. Clare had told her friends that she was going to catch a bus back home to get someone money to purchase Christmas gifts.

Two witnesses saw her walking down Little Malop Street in the direction of Mooraball Street, apparently under the influence of alcohol. She was supposed to meet a friend at a nearby McDonald's.

Early the next morning, Clare’s body was found washed up on Bells Beach by a surfer. Her body was semi-clothed and she suffered head and neck injuries. A coroner ruled her death as foul play. However, Clare was mauled by sharks making identifying an exact cause of death impossible.

Early on in the investigations, a then 18 year old, male friend of Clare’s informed the police that she was last seen entering a blue commodore with two men. Victorian police spent months working on blue commodore tip, but the valuable time they put into investigating this lead was for nothing as the man later admitted to lying about seeing the car and about seeing Clare entering one. This resulted in the man being jailed for perjury. In 2017, news program A Current Affair tracked down the man. When asked by the report, why he made the false report he replied: “I dunno, I was just trying to get out of the sh*t.” He has always denied any involvement in the death of Clare, when asked by the A Current Affair reporter if he murdered Clare he snapped back. “No, definitely not. Hell no.”
This so called friend remains a suspect in Clare’s murder.

In December 2017, Morrison's brother Andrew, in an interview with Geelong Advertiser, said, "I've only just been made aware that on the night they (Clare and friends) were all hanging around town, about eight of them, before they've nicked off in one car and all went to Point Addis. That's where they were all meeting, at the cliff that overlooks Bell Beach. Clare didn't leave with them though. It was dark and, at this time of year with daylight savings, they must've been there past 9pm or 10pm." He added, "My sister was found early in the morning and she must have been in the water a long time for her to be attacked by sharks if that's true, so I'm thinking they've just missed seeing her, it's a very small window. One of these people, they could be the one who breaks the case right open.”

Clare was described as a bubbly and popular child, in lead up to her death she was, like most kids her age going through a rebellious stage. Smoking ci******es and hanging out late with friends.

In the 1990’s, the Victoria State Police offered a $50,000 reward for information that could solve Clare’s murder. As of 2020, this reward still stands. However, I can not locate Clare on the Victorian State Police “Rewards” webpage to confirm if this award is still on offer.

There is a page dedicated to Clare, please use the link to like, follow and share their page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100080466348363&mibextid=9R9pXO

This year will mark 31 years since Clare was murdered, her mother died without ever seeing justice for her little girl.

If you have any information regarding the murder of Clare Morrison, please call Crime Stoppers on: 1800 333 000.

21/01/2023

Unsolved Homicide – Shannon McCormack. Melbourne CBD, Victoria Australia

Shannon McCormack was just 22 years old when he and some friends left the Southbank nightclub around 4am on the 27th of May, 2007. Shannon and his friend group became involved in an altercation outside of The Queens Bridge Hotel with another group of at least three men. Shannon tried to separate his friend from an argument with another man, when he was cowardly punched from behind to the side of his head by an unknown male. This assault knocked Shannon onto the footpath causing serious head injuries.
Shannon’s friends and nightclub staff administered first aid before taking him home in a taxi. However, his condition deteriorated overnight and his parents conveyed him to the Austin hospital. Shannon underwent numerous operations over the few days but passed away on the 3rd of June due to his injuries.

CCTV released by the Victorian Police Force shows a man police are still looking to identify. The man is described as being between 165 to 175 centimetres tall, with a thin to medium build and light brown or blond spiky hair. On the night he was wearing a light purple or blue t-shirt and light blue jeans. Police are still appealing for anyone who recognises this man or has knowledge of his identity to come forward.

A reward of up to $1M will be paid at the discretion of the Chief Commissioner of Police, for information leading to the apprehension and subsequent conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of Shannon. The Director of Public Prosecutions will consider, according to established guidelines, the granting of indemnification from prosecution to any person who provides information as to the identity of the principal offender or offenders in this matter.

Anyone with information that could assist investigators is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report via the Crime Stoppers Victoria website. - https://www.crimestoppersvic.com.au/report-a-crime?utm_source=Cold%20cases%20VicPol&utm_medium=digital&utm_campaign=Cold%20cases%20VicPol

05/11/2022

Missing Person - Delia Eade

Delia Eade was 15 years old when she was last seen on the 10th of January 1986. The location she went missing from is up for debate as official reports state she was living and went missing from Kyle Williams juvenile home Blakehurst, Sydney however her friends at the time stated she was living in the Sydney suburb of, Heckenberg.

Delia was due to appear in the Bidura Children's Court that day on a charge of being uncontrollable.

Delia was a known runaway and would usually reappear within a few days, so police and family expected her to return within a few days.
Delia Eade was just 15 years old when she went missing, at the time of her disappearance she was describe as being female, with blue eyes and blonde hair. She had a fair complexion, medium build and walked with a limp in her right foot.

Police hold grave concerns for her welfare. Anyone with information which may assist in locating the whereabouts of Delia is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

10/10/2022

MISSING PERSON - Carindale, QLD, Australia

Joshua Mou

On Tuesday, the 11th of January 2022 around 7:15pm Joshua left a friends house telling her he was going on a trip and would be back in two days. He was last seen exiting a bus onto the South Brisbane busway at 9:30 pm on the 11th January 2022 where he tapped of at stop 55 on Baynes Street, Carindale. Joshua has no known links to the Carindale area and hasn’t been since.

Despite search efforts in the Carindale area, such as Specialist police searching wetlands and waterways in nearby Bulimba Creek and specialised drones scouring nearby Minnippi Park and Carindale Recreational Reserve, Joshua hasn’t been found.

Family and friends could not verify where or why he was going on a trip.

Joshua had deactivated all social media and email accounts before leaving his home on the night of his disappearance.

Family have said Joshua’s behaviour was out of character nor did family and friends recognise any unusual behaviour from Joshua before his disappearance.

Joshua was just 22 years old at the time of his disappearance, at the time he was describe as being male, with brown eyes, standing at 175cm tall of slim build with black hair and Asian ethnicity. Joshua has a tattoo on the left shoulder blade of Yin and Yang koi fish swimming in a circle with text “THAT’S ROUGH BUDDY”. Joshua often wears a silver chain and small silver sleeper earrings in both earlobes.

He was last seen wearing dark coloured clothes, a t-shirt and sweatpants.

If you any information regarding Joshua Mou disappearance please call call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or PoliceLink on 131444 quoting reference number QP2200083626.

Link to family’s page for Joshua: Help Find Joshua Mou - https://www.facebook.com/findjoshuamou/

21/08/2022

HIT AND RUN - River Road, Wantabadgery NSW, AUSTRALIA

Braydon Worldon

On December 18th 2018, Braydon spent the morning helping his stepfather do farm work until around 11am. It was a hot summer day with the temperature already hitting over 40 degrees by 11am. Once Braydon and his stepfather had finished up at the farm they working on, they headed home spending the rest of the afternoon lounging in the shade where they were later joined by Braydons mother. It was braydons 15th birthday, however they didn’t have any big plans as Christmas was coming up and the family planned on spending it all together. Braydon spent time playing on his phone with some friends dropping in around 5pm to see him, Braydon also received a phone call from another friend around this time during this phone call Braydon was jokingly teasing this friend for not calling earlier. Braydon was later described as being cheeky and cheerful during the call.

Around 6:10pm Braydon was asked by his stepfather to return back to the farm they worked on in the morning to help him move some sheep. Braydon said he shouldn’t have to work on his birthday, however Braydons mother said that it wouldn’t take long and everyone works on their birthday.

The two finished around 7-7:30pm, once they arrived home Braydon said he was going to the shed where the food and drinks were. This was the last time Braydons stepfather saw him.

Braydons mother and stepfather stayed in the caravan they were living for the rest of the night, Braydon never returned there. Braydons mother did not find this unusual as she was under the impression that Braydon was angry about being made to work that evening. Around 10:30pm, Braydons mother and stepfather decided to go to bed, however his mother left the caravan to look for him. She could not locate him and assumed he was still angry so he was staying away from home which is something he had done in the pass. She then went to bed figuring he’ll return home soon and she’d speak to him in the morning.

Around 1.30am on Wednesday 19 December 2018, emergency services were called to River Road, Wantabadgery, about 40km east of Wagga Wagga, after a passing motorist saw a person lying on the road. The driver was driving home from work stopped to render assistance and discovered it was the body of a teenage boy, the boy was later identified as Braydon.

The exact reason why Braydon was on River Road is unknown, however it is thought thought to have been walking the short distance from his mother's house in Wantabadgery to his grandfather's home, between 9pm on the 18th of December and 1am 19th of December, when he died. Braydons grandfather doesn’t believe Braydon arrived at his house, as his dogs would have barked to alert him of someone being there and there would have been no lights on in his house from 10pm.

Strike Force Dunstable was established by detectives from Riverina Police District to investigate the circumstances surrounding Braydons death. Investigations lead police to believe he may have been hit by a heavy vehicle fitted with a bull bar, travelling along River Road. There is no evidence the vehicle braked and the driver has never been found.

Braydon was described as a good kid, a polite young man whose appearance was always neat and tidy. Braydon loved fishing, rabbit trapping and hunting.

Braydon’s life was tragically cut short at just 15 between the hours of 9pm the 18th of December and 1am on 19th of December 2018.

The NSW Government has announced a $250,000 reward for information that may assist identify the driver of a vehicle that hit and killed Braydon, anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence.

31/07/2022

ANDREA WHARTON - Have you seen her?

On the 19th February 1984 after a heated argument with her parents Andrea left her Gold Coast, QLD residence, telling her family she’d be visiting friends at Byron Bay, NSW.

Andrea had been struggling with a he**in addiction after trying it eight years earlier when she was 16. In 1981, while battling her addiction Andrea met drug dealer and he**in addict Ante Yelavich. The pair met on the Gold Coast and started a relationship, in 1983 Yelavich was extradited to NSW to serve a prison term at Long Bay Gaol. The pair continued their relationship while Yelavich was behind bars.

A few days after leaving her parents home, Andrea called home and informed her family that she was not ready to return. Then on the 29th of February the Wharton family received a letter from Andrea stating she was still not ready to return, the letter was postmarked from Darlinghurst, a suburb in Sydney NSW.

It is believed that Andrea had no intention on travelling to Byron Bay and instead flew straight to Sydney to visit her boyfriend, Yelavich. It is believed that Andrea was still using at the the time of her disappearance and that she may have been frequenting Sydneys, Kings Cross area.

Just a year after Andreas disappearance Ante Yelavich also disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

Police believe her and Yelavich disappearances are linked and that they fell victim to the foul play to Sydney’s ruthless underbelly that ran loose in the 1980’s. However, a coronial report into Andrea’s disappearance was unable to determine whether she was alive or dead.

There have been no sightings or any other information regarding Andrea’s whereabouts following the letter she wrote to her mother.

Andrea was just 24 years old at the time of her disappearance, at the time she was described as being a female, with hazel eyes, standing at 165cm of thin build with fair complexion and hair colour. Andrea has an appendix scar and scar over one eyebrow. If alive today, she would be 61.

If you have information that may assist police to locate Andrea please call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

24/05/2022

Unsolved Homicide – Majura, Canberra ACT, Australia.

Keren Rowland

On the night of 26 February 1971, Keren Rowland drove to Civic, ACT after attending the Canberra Royal Show had to pick up her sister so the two could travel together to attend a party in the suburb of Deakin, ACT. Once Keren arrived in Civic her sister informed her of a change in plans, that she’d be driving to the party with her fiancé instead and Keren would follow them in her vehicle a white Mini Morris 850 sedan. The group left Civic together with Keren following her sister and her fiancé, however, Keren would never make it to the party in Deakin and would be reported missing by her family around 12am by family members.

After being reported missing her Mini Morris was found on Parkes Way, Campbell with no petrol in the tank and no sign of Keren, this kicked off a three-month-long search and a lifetime of sorrow for the Rowland family.

Memorial nearly three months later on 13 May 1971, a bushwalker discovered Kerens remains at the Air Disaster Memorial – the fact that Keren wasn’t found earlier shocked original detectives as this was a high-traffic area with bushwalkers. Keren's clothing, watch, and handbag containing money and jewellery were found around her remains. However, a gold or silver bracelet inscribed with the name “Lynette” was never located. Keren had brought the bracelet for a friend earlier that night while she was attending the Canberra Show and wore it the night she went missing.

Forensic teams had consulted historical maps and believed they could locate the area Keren's remains were found, despite changes in the area over the decades. As recently as December 2020 the area Keren was found has been searched by the police in hopes that new equipment that wasn’t available at the time of Keren's death may assist in finding more evidence. Detectives believe that the unique “Lynette” bracelet may have been kept by her killer or killers.

Thirty people of interest have been identified in the disappearance and death of Keren, ACT Police confirmed in a statement written to 9news.com.au. Among the people interest is the owner of a dark blue car that witnesses reported Keren getting into on Parkes Way the night she disappeared and the infamous Australian serial killer, Ivan Milat. Detective Boorman said police have "no information to include or exclude Ivan Milat's involvement in Keren's murder" and "To date, no link has been found”, however, they are still examining the possibility of Milat’s involvement.

Keren Rowland has been described as very trusting, and friendly with a cheeky personality. She was five months pregnant at the time of her murder with shoulder-length hair and wearing a knee-length patterned dress.

It has been 51 years since Keren Rowland and her unborn child were murdered and her family has yet to find justice.

Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

21/02/2022

Unsolved homicide – Curtin, Canberra, ACT Australia.

Allen Geoffery Redston – Trigger warning, this post mentions the death of a young child which some readers may find distressing.

The morning of Tuesday, September 27th, 1966 started out as an ordinary weekday for 6-year-old Allen Redston and his family. It was early-Spring when Allen’s best friend and his best friend Peter was dropped off at school by Peter’s mother. Around 3:20pm Allen returned home cheerfully eating an ice bock, as he entered his home his mother, Violet questioned Allen on how he brought the icy treat without any money, Allen had explained that he found 2cents on the road and that his friend, Peter had given him another 2cents so he had enough money to buy the treat. Satisfied with Allen’s explanation, she handed him some money and sent him and his younger brother, also Peter, down to the store to buy Peter an ice-block. Violet watched as her two sons walked to the gate before shutting the door and returning inside. After buying the ice-block Allen sent his little brother home as he planned to walk to a friend’s house and spend the rest of the afternoon playing at the Curtin tip. Peter returned alone eating his ice-block, their mother, Mrs. Redston greeted Peter and returned to cooking dinner. Allen’s father, Brian returned home for work and he, Violet and Allen’s three siblings had dinner together. Allen’s family didn’t find it strange that he didn’t join them for dinner as their children were allowed out to play until summoned by their parents. After dinner, Mrs. Redston sent daughter, Anne over to Allen’s friend, Peters house as this was where the family believe Allen went to play. Anne arrived back to the Redston house a few minutes later, flustered and explaining that Allen hadn’t been there all afternoon, panicked Mr. Redston jumped in his car and started looking for Allen.
It wasn’t long until neighbours began to help the Redston family help search for little Allen. One tip was from Allen’s best friend, Peters mother – she suggested they search around the creek as Allen and Peter often played games around there. This caused the family, particularly Mr. Redston great concerned as the creek had taken lives in the past and often flooded. Around 7:30pm after checking the creek and the neighborhood thoroughly, Mr. Redston requested help from the police. By this time most of the community showed up to help search, including friend of the Redstone family George Sadewater and his German Shepard, Ede. As the sunrose and Wednesday started, details of Allen’s disappearance was front page news of “The Canberra Times” newspaper and while most of Canberra’s community was getting ready to begin their day, so did the discovery that no family should ever experience. Mr. Sadewater and Ede was searching the reed of Yarralumla Creek, when Ede discovered Allen’s body. The location of Allen’s body was less than a kilometer and almost in viewing distance of the Redston family’s backyard.

Allen’s body was found head first and face downwards in the creek. Allen was wearing the clothing he went missing in, a green pullover, check-pattern pants and sandles, however he was also wrapped in a Mushroom coloured piece of carpet and a green and white floral dressing gown. His hands and feet were bound in an almost professional way, ensuring that any move he made would have slowly strangled him, Allen autopsy later showed that he did die by asphyxiation. Police believe that Allen was murdered elsewhere, possibly the Curtin tip then dumped at the creek, there was no evidence to suggest that Allen was sexually assaulted and the lack of defensive wounds on him led police to believe that he may have known his attacker.

During the investigation the police identified the owner of the dressing gown, the local resident informed the police that she had discarded the dressing gown with other rubbish in a nearby builders’ dump. Police were also informed by a neighbour of the Redston family that she had seen Allen walking away with an older boy, the neighbour who found the situation strange questioned Allen on where he was going as he walked, Allen replied “Oh yes, mummy said I could go!” and the pair rushed down the street and out of sight. The police turned up descriptions of what is believed to be two persons of interest, they were described as: a blonde-haired youth, aged 13-17 and a young man. Witness state that the two were seen with Redston earlier that day and both were seen leaving the Curtin tip. After Allen’s murder two boys came forward to report that they had incidents earlier in 1966, where two men matching the same description had bound an attempted to murder them in a similar way to Allen. The first boy was tied up and thrown into a lake, but managed to free himself and swim to safety. The second was bound, but managed to escape with help from his friends. Neither incident was reported to police at the time they occurred, the cases remain unsolved and the two persons of interests have never been identified.

There has been plenty of speculation on what happened to Allen that Spring afternoon, two of those being that known child killer, Derek Percy was involved. There is no physical evidence linking Percy to Allen’s death, but it is believed that he was in the Canberra area at the time of Allen’s murder. Percy never admitted to being involved in Allen’s death and passed away in July of 2013 after a long battle with cancer. The second theory is that Allen knew and trusted his killer and may have been accidentally killed as a part of a game or prank that went horribly wrong, this is believed due to Allen having no defensive wounds and no evidence of him being sexually assualted.

6-year-old Allen Geoffery Redston the adventurous, quintessential Aussie boy with a beautiful cheeky grin was murdered 55 years ago and if alive today would be turning 62 years old on August 24th 2022 – who knew what life young Allen would have lived it wasn’t tragically stolen.

Allen's murder is the is the ACT oldest, unsolved homicide. ACT Police are urging anyone who may have information, no matter how small to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Remember, information can be provided anonymously.

13/01/2022

09/01/2022

WANTED, Stuart Pearce

On Saturday the 5th of January 1991, at 9pm Meredith Pearce took a phone call from her sister making sure that to speak quietly as her husband Stuart slept before starting his midnight shift at Wingfield BP fuel station. While Meredith chatted with her sister, she gave no indication that anything was wrong or that she and her family were under any threat.

The next morning, on Sunday the 6th of January 1991, Metropolitan Fire Service was called to the Pearce family home to find it ablaze. The fire had been reported at 7:17am, Stuart’s nightshift ended at 6:50am. The bodies of Stuarts wife, Meredith, aged 31 years, and their three children, Adam, 11 years, Travis, 9 years, and Kerry, 2 years, were found after the fire was extinguished. A surviving child, Matthew, 8 years old, had spent the night at a friend’s house.

Meredith Pearce was found in her bedroom tied to a chair, she had a towel stuffed in her mouth, and was strangled with an electrical cord. The media reported that Adam and Travis had also been tied to chairs and had been asphyxiated by having plastic bags cover their heads. 2-year-old Kerry was reported to have been smothered to death. Autopsies revealed the family had died before the fire had been lit.

Stuart’s distinctive white 240K Datsun coupe was found dumped at a Kilkenny shopping Centre. Meredith’s blood was found in the boot of the car and on a door trim. Police believe that her blood was most likely transferred to the car from Stuart.

Stuart Pearce’s usual routine when doing a midnight shift was to wake up around 10pm, have a meal, shower then drive around 15 minutes to Wingfield to start his midnight shift. However, Police speculate that Stuart murdered his family before going to work. During their investigations, it was revealed that gas bottles had been set around the house on the night prior to the fire, but these failed to explode. Police suspect that Pearce returned home after his night shift and used other accelerants around the house to set the fire, before fleeing to dump his car.

A Police search of the property during their investigation revealed that Stuart Pearce’s .303 rifle was missing. It also uncovered a bunker, which was being used to conceal a drug crop of 25 ma*****na plants.

Stuart Pearce remains the main suspect in the murder of his family. Over the years, the only survivor, Matthew, who lost his entire family in one night, has been interviewed by police. He denies having any knowledge of his father’s whereabouts. Matthew told The Advertiser newspaper, in 2002 that he believed his father was innocent.

Stuart Pearce has been missing for 31 years and would now be 64 years old, at the time of his disappearance he was described as a medium build, with brown hair and fair complexion. He had several distinctive tattoos, including a naked woman with a rose on her back on his upper right arm, and a red and green rose over a Maltese Cross on his lower left leg, but it's possible he's had them removed or altered. His date of birth is July 1, 1957.
Stuart Pearce’s last known whereabouts was Parafield Gardens in South Australia, he is wanted by police and should not be approached under any circumstances.

A reward of up to $1 million dollars has been offered for information leading to the apprehension and/or conviction of the person, or people, responsible for the suspected murders.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online at https://crimestopperssa.com.au/ - Callers can remain anonymous.

29/12/2021

❗️Missing, presumed dead teen - Charlestown NSW, Australia.

It was a warm spring night of November 24th, 1994 when Gordana Kotevski began to make the short walk to her aunty Sonia Simonovic house after finishing late-night shopping with friends. However, the polite, family-oriented 16-year-old would never arrive as she was abducted only 50 metres from her destination.

Around 8:45pm Gordana’s aunt Sonia heard female screams from out on the street and became alarmed when they continued for more than 30 seconds. She took her husband Greg outside to see what was going on, but once they got outside, they saw nothing aside from a white Toyota Hilux Ute driving slowly up the road. Around 9:30pm relatives began to worry that Gordana was yet to arrive and decided to search for the teen, expecting to find her goofing off with friends. Not long after beginning their search, they found a torn shopping bag that Gordana had been carrying containing her purse, a new item of clothing and socks, the torn shopping bag indicating that Gordana had fought hard.

Criminal profiler Detective Senior Constable Kristina Illingsworth, who was called to give evidence at the last inquest, in 2003, where State Coroner John Abernethy would later confirm the teenager had been murdered by person or persons unknown. She stated that the driver of the kidnap car was fit, macho, and trendy with his personality reflecting his immaculate Toyota Hi-Lux; that he was probably inexperienced and immature because the attack appeared sloppy; that the crime was sexually motivated; that he probably knew Gordana and was stalking her for some time; that he was opportunistic but intelligent.

In 1999 checks were again carried out on vehicles similar to that used in her kidnapping. Owners of around 300 white Toyota Hi-Lux 4WD`s were contacted by detectives, making inquiries and asking to inspect their vehicles. The white Toyota Hilux remains a major focus in the investigation. Witnesses had also provided descriptions to the police.

Gordana has been 27 years and would now be 44 years old. At the time of Gordana’s disappearance, she was described as a 16-year-old girl with an olive complexion, a slim build with black hair, and brown eyes standing at 160cm (5′2) tall.
If you have any information about the disappearance of Gordana Kotevski, please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Please remember that you can remain anonymous if you wish.

Link to an active page dedicated to Gordana's disappearance: https://www.facebook.com/MissingGordanaKotevski/

28/12/2021

Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a teen missing from Sydney’s south-west.

Riyas Mohammad, aged 15, was last seen leaving his home on King Georges Road, Wiley Park about 7am on Friday 24 December 2021.

When he failed to return and was unable to be located, officers attached to Campsie Police Area Command were notified and commenced inquiries to locate him.

Police and family hold concerns for his welfare due to his age.

Riyas is described as being of Asian appearance, about 180cm tall, of thin build, with short black hair.

He was last seen wearing a grey jacket, black pants, and white shoes.

He is known to frequent the Hurstville, Belmore, Girraween, and Lethbridge Park areas.

Anyone with information about Riyas’s whereabouts is urged to contact Campsie Police Station on (02) 9784 9399 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence. The public is reminded not to report information via NSW Police social media pages.