Missing persons cold cases: Families still searching for answers on their loved ones

By Jacinta Carroll
Updated February 5 2020 - 12:52pm, first published 12:00pm
MISSING: (Left, from top) Robert Dickie, Janine Vaughan, Judith Bartlett, (middle, from top) Ryan McMillan, Harry Youl, (right, from top) Andrew Russell, Jessica Small, Mary Quy (first left).
MISSING: (Left, from top) Robert Dickie, Janine Vaughan, Judith Bartlett, (middle, from top) Ryan McMillan, Harry Youl, (right, from top) Andrew Russell, Jessica Small, Mary Quy (first left).

Each year more than 38,000 people are reported missing. While most people are found within a short period of time, there are around 2600 long-term missing persons, police say.

There are a number of missing persons in this region and their families are still searching for answers. Police say no piece of information from the public is insignificant when it comes to trying to solve these cold cases.

WHEN a small fragment of bone turned up in a paddock in Gooloogong, it was a godsend for detectives who had carriage of one of the longest running missing persons cases in the Central West.

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