If you have seen any of the people listed on these pages please call the National Missing Persons Co-Ordination Centre on 1800 000 634 or Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.
I can be contacted by e mail - austmissingpersons@supernerd.com.au
or Nicole@australianmissingpersonsregister.com
or phone - 0438 900 861
*Please note - if you find someone on my website who you know has been located PLEASE contact me so I can remove them! The Police don't always provide this information to me so the only way I can know is if someone tells me. The LAST thing I want is to cause the families of the missing any further pain.
Every day in New South Wales, 25 people are reported missing. For their family and friends the wait for contact or information can be agonising. The good news is however, that the NSW Police Missing Persons Unit exists to help find your loved ones. 99% of missing people reported to the unit are located, with strong assistance from the community.
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In the past year over 11,000 people have been reported missing in New South
Wales. (35,000 nationally).
• 23% of those reported missing were
considered to be related to some form of mental illness or disorder.
• Nearly half of those reported missing
are 16 years and under.
• Nearly 10% of persons reported are
aged over 60.
• Males and females go missing in equal
numbers.
• Over 99% of missing persons are
located: 70% within three days, 86% within two weeks.
• The most common missing persons are
girls aged 13 to 15.
• Research indicates that for each
person reported missing there are 12 people directly affected by their
disappearance.
• Police are keen to raise community
awareness of missing persons in an effort to reduce the numbers of persons who
put themselves at risk by going missing.
It is important for people to be aware that being reported missing is not a crime and that it is the aim of the NSW Police to ascertain if the missing person is safe and well.
If you do NOT wish to return home you do NOT have to, and the Police will NOT make you! They simply need to ascertain if you are safe and well and once that is established they can remove you from the Missing lists.
**Click on the names next to the photos to see the case files
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