Hadley and Maylea, 11-year-old children from southern Sydney, New South Wales reported Missing. Let’s see more details about What happened to Hadley and Maylea.
Where were Hadley and Maylea seen Last?
The 11 and 8-year-old siblings were last seen on the 18th of January 2023 in Ross Creek. The children are believed to be in regional Victoria, or Southern New South Wales, and could be traveling in a black, 2013 Ford Territory, with the registration 1AD7YH.
Police have concerns for their welfare due to their ages. 9News Sydney Announced the news on social media about the missing child in New South Wales.
#MISSING: Police are urgently searching for 11 year-old Hadley and 8 year-old Maylea, last seen on the 18th of January in Ross Creek.
Anyone with information on their whereabouts, or who sights them, is urged to contact Ballarat Police Station on (03) 5336 6000. #9News pic.twitter.com/P7CieF9XoH
— 9News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) January 21, 2023
Investigation of Full Process
Police are urgently searching for 11-year-old Hadley and 8-year-old Maylea, last seen on the 18th of January in Ross Creek. Due to the age of the youngsters, it is very alarming for both parents and the police department. Everyone wants to return the kids in good shape and safety.
Police have concerns for their welfare due to their ages. The Children’s Family was especially concerned about the well-being of the young kids.
Anyone with the information to contact
Police are asking the public for assistance. The details stated above include the Identification. People are therefore encouraged to share their thoughts on anything relating to the disappearance of Hadley and Maylea.
Anyone with information on their whereabouts, or who sights them, is urged to contact Ballarat Police Station at (03) 5336 6000.
Register of Missing Persons in NSW
The Missing Persons Registry (MPR), which was formed in July 2019, is in charge of managing both the unidentified bodies and human remains as well as every Missing Persons report in NSW. Despite having a staff of investigators and analysts, the MPR typically reviews each case and assists the police in the field rather than conducting investigations into Missing Persons.
Missing Persons In NSW
In NSW, 28 individuals go missing on average every day. The majority of people are found relatively soon, while about 1% continue to be unaccounted for a long time.
Any person missing for more than 90 days qualifies as “Long Term” under federal law. In NSW, a total of 9,799 complaints of missing people were made in 2020. 18 of them were made Long Term, and 12 are still outstanding.
173 missing persons reached 90 days without 20 people still missing in 2016, 173 missing persons reached 90 days without 24 people still missing in 2017, and 115 missing persons reached 90 days without 30 people still missing in 2018. 127 missing persons reached 90 days without 29 people still missing in 2019.
As per the 2020 Reports
2020 – 12 people are still unaccounted for, making 18 missing person cases 90 days old. Around 47% of the 9,799 Missing Persons in 2020 were male, and 52% were female. Adults make up roughly 63% of reports, with children making up 36%. The MPR is in charge of both cases from 1945 and those involving missing persons today. In all, there were 769 Long Term Missing Persons in NSW in 2019, but by the end of 2020, there were only 757.
Social Media Response
Tina Lynn Posted
Comments suggest these kids have gone missing before. Whatever is going on, they need to be found, and hope when they are the people around them will ensure they are safe and make a happy life for them.
Rebecca Posted
Again this is the second time these poor babies have been missing.
Shine The Light “Missing Persons” Australia shared the message to find the children soon.
| Have you seen Hadley and Maylea? The 11 and 8-year-old siblings were last seen on the 18th of January 2023 in Ross Creek. The children could possibly be traveling in a 2013 Ford Territory Black in color, Reg 1AD7YH. Police have concerns for their welfare due to their ages. It is believed the children may be in regional Victoria, or Southern New South Wales. Anyone with information on their whereabouts, or who sights Hadley and Maylea, is urged to contact Ballarat Police Station at (03) 5336 6000. |
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