Elaine Ann MORGAN
Details
Name: MORGAN Elaine Ann Sex: Female
Date of Birth: 27 Jul 1957 Age Now: 49
At Time of Disappearance
Age: 49 Height (cm): Build: Thin
Hair Colour: Blonde Eye Colour: Complexion: Fair
Nationality: Racial Appearance: Caucasian
Circumstances
Elaine was last seen in the Turramurra area on 17 April 2007
Police issue appeal for missing Sydney mother
David Braithwaite
April 30, 2007 - 3:27PM
NSW Police are calling for public help as they try to find a mother from
Sydney's North Shore who went missing after dropping her daughter off at a
dance class.
Elaine Morgan, 48, disappeared after dropping her daughter off at a dance
academy on Mona Vale Road, St Ives, about 4pm on Tuesday, April 17, police say.
Her family contacted police when she didn't return to her Turramurra home that
night.
Police later found Mrs Morgan's white Subaru Forrester four-wheel-drive, which
had been left unattended in the carpark at the North Head lookout.
A search of the area around the lookout did not find any trace of Mrs Morgan,
police said.
Anyone who has seen Mrs Morgan or has information about her whereabouts can
call Hornsby police on 02 9476 9799 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000
Missing woman spotted
at beach - report
August 04, 2008 03:38pm
Article
from: AAP
AN inquest into the fate of a woman who disappeared
more than a year ago has been adjourned while police follow up a reported
sighting.
Elaine Morgan, 49, of
Turramurra in Sydney, went missing after dropping her daughter off at a dance
class at St Ives in the city's north on April 17 last year.
Her car was later found at a car park at North Head.
Her husband of almost 30 years, Dylan Morgan, found a note at the family home
which read: "Dylan I love you, you are a good man. God be with you, love
Elaine".
Mr Morgan does not believe his
wife took her own life.
The inquest into what happened to Mrs Morgan, which started today at Glebe
Coroners Court, was told of a recent sighting of a woman matching her description
at an Adelaide beach.
Mr Morgan told the inquest his wife was a worrier and had left once before
without telling anyone but returned 24 hours later.
The family had taken a holiday just before she disappeared and Mrs Morgan had
been in good spirits.
"The only sign I saw of
her was of somebody being pretty positive about life," Mr Morgan said.
Deputy State Coroner Hugh
Dillon said police would work with authorities in South Australia and check
with banks for any accounts under Mrs Morgan's name.
"I find it hard to believe she's just gone off on a jaunt," he said.
"If she is out there, the further effort ... will locate her."
Mr Morgan said he believed his wife might not have contacted him if because she
might have believed too much time had passed.
The inquest was adjourned until a date to be fixed.
