
Search for Missing Woman in Outback
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Police intensify search for missing woman, Trisha Graf, in South Australias outback, seizing vehicle of interest and preparing to return to Andamooka for further investigation. Trisha was last seen leaving a hotel with a friend, heading towards Andamooka, and was reported missing on December 12th. Any tips should be reported to Crime Stoppers.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Search for Missing Woman in Outback. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
From the streets of Sydney to the world, this is Sydney News Today. Police have wrapped up a fresh two-day search for 41-year-old Trisha Graff, missing from South Australia's remote outback since December 12th. Teams for major crime and special rescue groups check 315 spots around Andamuka, including mine, shass, and old diggings, but turned up no clues. On Friday, though, officers seized the vehicle of interest in the area. It's now headed for detailed forensic tests as part of the ongoing probe. Trisha was last seen leaving a Roxby Downs hotel driving toward Andamuka with a friend. They hit a kangaroo near town, stopped at a home in the northwestern part, and she left alone just before 2am for the quick trip home. Back in February, police dug into a septic tank at a local address, but heavy rain cut that short with nothing found. Her case only got major crime status that same January. Investigators say they might head back to Andamuka soon. Anyone with tips should reach crime stoppers at 1-800-333-00.
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