On the afternoon of Tuesday 3 October 2017, Carole LIVESEY left Rockingham
General Hospital situated at 71 Elanora Drive, Cooloongup, WA prior to
discharge. LIVESEY was last seen at approximately 2.30pm that day by staff at
the Salvation Army, on Read Street Cooloongup.
At the time Carole was wearing a light blue shirt and black pants. Her right arm
was in a cast, however it is likely that the cast would no longer be present as
it would have deteriorated over time.
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Mandurah man's call for help to find missing wife Carole Livesey
A MANDURAH man is pleading for help to find his wife, who disappeared in
baffling circumstances five days ago.
A MANDURAH man is pleading for help to find his wife, who disappeared in
baffling circumstances five days ago.
Carole Livesey walked out of the Rockingham Hospital on Tuesday afternoon,
without permission from doctors, and headed to the Waikiki Salvation Army –
a place she had volunteered at in the past.
“She had a bit of lunch and a few cups of coffee, chatted to a few people
before she headed off about 2pm,” volunteer Tamara told 7 News.
Sadly, the 50-year-old has not been seen since.
Ms Livesey’s husband Chris Lampard said he has driven the streets looking
for the 50-year-old but has had no luck in his
search.
“(It’s been) hellish, yeah it’s been awful not knowing where she is or how she
is,” he said.
“It’s been very difficult.”
According to volunteers at the Waikiki centre, Ms Livesey wasn’t herself they
say and seemed down.
She told the volunteers she was going to hitchhike home to Mandurah before she
disappeared.
Mr Lampard says his wife has a distinctive blue cast on her right arm after
fracturing her elbow in a recent fall.
“I’m amazed at just how many people who love her and are scared for her and
really just want her to come back and be well,” he said.
“Just come home.”
Anyone who has seen Ms Livesey or knows of her whereabouts should call police on
131 444.
Missing Coodanup woman Carole Livesey reportedly sleeping rough
in Mandurah
The husband of a missing Mandurah woman has made another plea for his wife
to come home.
Officers believe Carole Livesey may have been living rough in Mandurah,
after she was last seen near the Peel Community Kitchen on Monday.
The 50-year-old left Rockingham Hospital on October 3 before she was
discharged by doctors.
Ms Livesey then went to the Waikiki Salvation Army and the Waikiki shopping
centre before telling friends she was going to hitch hike from Warnbro to
Meadow Springs.
Ms Livesey’s husband Chris Lampard said the fact his wife was sighted at a
community kitchen is cause is hope.
“Carole’s a very resourceful person and I’m just so pleased to know that
she’s eating and that she came here,” Mr Lampard said.
“I’m very grateful for these services being here so it’s possible for her to
get a meal.”
Ms Livesey and Mr Lampard have lived in Mandurah on and off for the last
four years.
And it’s not the first time the 50-year-old has gone missing.
“Back in May this year, she did go missing for a few days,” Rockingham
police sergeant Marcel Walsh said.
“She made contact with her husband after a few days.”
Police say they’ve been searching areas popular with squatters but so far,
the 50-year-old has not been found.
“We’ve explored those lines of enquiry as well, and that hasn’t turned up
anything on this occasion,” Sgt Walsh said.
Carole Livesey is 165-170cm tall with a slim build and brown-red hair.
She was last seen wearing a light blue shirt and black pant, and has a
distinctive cast on her right arm running from shoulder to wrist.
Anyone with information should contact police on 131 444.
WA police seek help to find Perth woman missing for three months
Police have renewed their call for help in the strange case of missing
Perth woman Carole Livesey.
It's been close to three months since Ms Livesey was last seen in
public, at the Salvation Army office on Read Street in Cooloongup on
October 3.
She had left Rockingham Hospital earlier that day.
In the days after her disappearance, police urged Mandurah residents to
check their yards for any sign of the Coodanup woman.
Ms Livesey's husband, Chris Lampard, issued a plea in October for anyone
who saw his wife to contact police.
He said she had been in a fragile state of mind when she went
missing and he hoped her photo would be shared widely.
Ms Livesey is described as 165-170cm tall, with a very slim build,
brown hair and blue eyes.
She has fair skin and wears a nose ring.
The missing woman has an English accent and was last seen wearing a
light blue shirt and black pants.
Police continue to have concerns for Ms Livesey's safety and
welfare, and anyone who sees her is asked to call police immediately
on 131 444.
