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25.01.2022 Fred and his wife endure every parent’s worst nightmare day in, day out. Our hearts broke when we met him in person at a fundraiser in 2015. Hear from the very ...gentle, very patient father of the missing schoolgirl that has captivated and baffled us all for nearly a decade We’re really hoping this instigates the information so desperately needed for Bung please share as widely as you can OUT NOW: https://whatsmissingpodcast.com/fred-for-bung/ Casefile: True Crime Podcast
21.01.2022 MISSING TEEN IDENTIFIED: The 16-year-old boy missing from Scarborough Beach since Monday has been identified as Matiyas Bekuretsion. Matiyas had recently moved to Perth from Ethiopia and was not an experienced swimmer. The search continues for him today. #9News
19.01.2022 Naz this was my happiest time when I have all my kids by my side . The story is change today Son it has been 2 Years . It kills me day by day love knowing t...hat I can’t do any thing to find you . My heart is broken . I miss you so much . I don’t have any words to explain the endless torture we are in . our life becomes a nightmare . . Please Naz please find way to rich me and help me to find you . See more
18.01.2022 This week is National Missing Persons Week and today we're highlighting the case of missing 9 year old boy, Craig Taylor. Craig was last seen on 3 September 199...3 at his grandparents' shack in Coningham, a southern suburb of Hobart. Before his disappearance, Craig lived with his family in Launceston and often spent school holidays his grandparents' shack. The family had visited on numerous occasions and Craig would have known the local beach, main road and local area well. Craig was last seen about 9.30am on Friday 3 September 1993 at the shack after his mother went to go shopping in a nearby town. If you have information that may assist police to locate Craig, please call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
14.01.2022 Us humans aren’t good at talking about loss, and we’re even worse at coping with uncertainty. Ambiguous loss is a complicated combination so it’s not surprising... that it hasn't been publicly addressed until now. This morning I tried to express the importance of recognising this unique, unresolved grief in an interview about our new project, Missed Birthdays. Acknowledgement is the first step towards a solution. See more
14.01.2022 It's National Missing Persons Week eve (sure, it's a thing) and we have a favour to ask... Please SUBSCRIBE to / FOLLOW What’s Missing wherever you listen to p...odcasts (Apple, Spotify etc) to make sure it reaches more people who need to hear that they’re not alone www.whatsmissingpodcast.com [Oh and if you're there, a review/rating would be great too!] #NMPW #NMPW20
05.01.2022 Dare in hope to find him safe
