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For Frances Schulz, the mystery of what happened to her foster daughter Cherie Westell has been painful."Not knowing is full of anxiety,” Ms Schulz said.The 15-year-old was days away from celebrating her 16th birthday when she went to the dentist in Wantirna South, in Melbourne's eastern suburbs, on December 12 2000.She attended the appointment, then walked to a phone box to call home.That was the last time anyone heard from her.Read more ... Add new comment
Another foster child missing from Port Macquarie area - Youlinda Cavanagh-Smith
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- Category: Missing from NSW
- Created: Sunday, 04 June 2017 18:30
- Written by Brodie Owen - Newcastle Herald
* ANOTHER FOSTER CHILD HAS DISAPPEARED FROM THE PORT MACQUARIE AREAPOLICE are concerned for the welfare of missing Raymond Terrace girl Youlinda Cavanagh-Smith.
On Saturday, police launched an appeal for the 12-year-old’s whereabouts, after she went missing from Raymond Terrace on Thursday.Youlinda, who sometimes uses the name “Ameeka”, is described of being of Aboriginal appearance, 152 centimetres tall, with a slim build and tanned skin.
She is also described as having brown hair and brown eyes.
Youlinda was wearing jeans, a black and white jumper, black shoes and a white hat when she was last seen.
She also has a nose and lip piercing.
Coroner’s pledge on William Tyrrell
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- Category: Missing from NSW
- Created: Monday, 16 January 2017 21:03
- Written by Dan Box - The Australian
The NSW Coroner will hold an inquest into the suspected death of missing three-year-old William Tyrrell, who disappeared from his grandmother’s home on the state’s mid-north coast in September 2014.
An exchange of correspondence, seen by The Australian, confirms that “an inquest will proceed in William’s case” after it was referred to Coroner Michael Barnes for consideration in January 2015.
How innocent Bailey Contable was betrayed by DOCS
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- Category: Children disappearing in fostercare
- Created: Wednesday, 17 April 2013 15:32
- Written by Simon Black - The Daily Telegraph
HE carried four-year-old Bailey's coffin, every bit the grieving step-father. But last week in the Supreme Court, Nathan William Forrest, 22, was all smiles - flashing his family a wink and a thumbs-up after Justice Elizabeth Fullerton jailed him for a minimum of just six years for Bailey's manslaughter.
It was a nightmare end to a family's struggle with the Department of Community Services during Bailey's sad, final months.His mother Jessica Constable wept during the hearing and maternal grandmother Karen Chapman collapsed in her husband Jeff's arms and was taken to hospital by ambulance.Infant’s death on reality TV probed in Bridgeport
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- Category: Children disappearing in fostercare
- Created: Friday, 30 December 2016 23:01
- Written by Brian Lockhart - New Canaan News
Live PD films with the Bridgeport Police Department during an evening shift in Bridgeport, Conn. on Nov. 3, 2016. Photo: Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut Media / Connecticut
BRIDGEPORT — TV viewers nationwide mourned 13-month-old Michael Citron’s death, broadcast on a reality show featuring local cops and law enforcement from five other cities.
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