Police Return to Oak Park Station in Gus Lamont Case

0:00It's March 11th, here's your Adelaide News in two minutes. Police have returned to the remote Oak Park Station property where four-year-old Gus LeMont banished months ago. They're hunting for fresh evidence in one of South Australia's toughest missing person's cases. Earlier this week, officers from Task Force Horizon started searching several spots on the site, which is about 43 kilometers south of Yunta. Police confirmed the effort on Wednesday and promised updates soon. Gus' parents recently shared their hard break publicly, nearly a month ago. They made an emotional call for any information to help bring their boy home and figure out what went wrong. The little boy was last seen by his grandmother on September 27th. Right away, police labeled the case a major crime investigation. So far, no big breakthroughs, but teens have combed the property multiple times before. The search continues as they push to solve this mystery. Be in and is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone.

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