Missing in the outback.

Footyl, MOST of those I was unaware of.
I stop. Jeff.

Its them aliens at work again

There are some things in life that are just too mysterious.

People vanish as if the earth has swallowed them.

It must be very traumatic for the families of these missing persons.

They are all over at Wolfe Creek. I heard they were shooting a movie there.
Sorry guys, just my sad sense of humour

It's a big country. I remember reading that in a ten year period, a number of people had gone missing between Three ways and Mt Isa. They then charged a guy who was already in jail with a numeber of those disappearances.

I rekkon there are a few people I wouldn't like to meet in remote locations.
I mean I only LOOK scary. I'm really a pussycat...like the one in Willems photo LOL

Hmmm ... are there multiple Attack Creeks in NT ?

Pinched from one of my books, "Have a Nice Day", fictional story about a mad killer in the outback.

From time to time, incidents do happen in the bush. People do get lost, and occasionally murdered.
Many see the outback as a threatening and dangerous place to be. Often these people live in cities, where they are far more likely to meet far more violence than anything that happens in remote areas. But precisely because they are remote areas, such incidents are usually widely reported.
The truth is that most people are far safer in the bush than they are in their own homes. They are certainly much safer than on the roads.
Every year thousands of people travel through some of the most remote country that Australia has to offer, without incident.
Sadly, some also meet with disaster, often through lack of planning and preparation.
Whilst the Australian bush is a wonderful place to be, visitors need to use their common sense and realize that help is often a long way away. A medical emergency or a mechanical breakdown can be just as devastating as any mad killer.

SUICIDE......
The untalked about killer. Plenty of young men walked off into the bush around Kal to end there life. Most are found quickly some not for many years sparking posters and rewards etc

Yesterdays Sydney Tele had a very small report on two aboriginal men dying
300k east of Kalgoorlie. Troopie & one chap found together, no tyres left on rear & one front flat, the other fella 20 k away on track. No other details...oldbaz.

Remember the Joseph Schwab murders in northern WA? Early 80's, picked off campers in remote loctions using 4 high powered rifles. I'm surprised I have never heard any more about it since. It must have been the largest mass murder WA has ever seen. I wonder how many people are never found in situations like that?

The TRG ended up peppering him in an ambush from memory. I saw one of the rifles he had with him and it was splinters.

Even worse, there are lots of cases not reported and attempted murders.
If someone gets axed and survives it doesnt make national news, just the local papers.
A lot of the violence in town camps communities and even the streets of Alice are kept quite because it doesnt look good for aboriginal pepole and tourism.
A lot more common than most pepole would like to believe!
Cheers
Hairy

30,000 Australians go missing every year according to the stats. So in 666 years there will be nobody left.

They fogot to mention Elvis Presley last seen .............. in Mackas

Remember what I said a while back about the film,"Wolf Creek"?

A D.I.Y manual for how to kidnap and kill someone I'd say.

Haven't we got enough crap going on this country without encouraging the loonies?

Bilbo