
Yvonne Whear Missing: Police Seek Tips
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73-year-old Yvonne Whear vanished near Murwillumbah, NSW, after attending an art class. Last seen on CCTV driving towards her farm, she and her car have not been found since. Her family suspects someone visited the farm that afternoon. Police are investigating foul play and urge anyone with information to come forward. Search efforts are ongoing, with dive teams, helicopters, drones, and SES crews involved.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Yvonne Whear Missing: Police Seek Tips. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00Police are on the hunt for 73-year-old Ivan Weir from the tweed area in northern New South Wales, missing since the afternoon of February 19th. She was last caught on CCTV driving her car along Queensland Road toward her farm near Merwillemba, but neither she nor the vehicle has turned up. Since, her family points out there's zero signs she planned to vanish. No calls, messages, or reasons to bolt. She just gone back from an art class at Tafy, was chilling with tutorials, and then everything went quiet after 4.46pm. They suspect someone showed up at the farm that afternoon. The daughter and relatives are straight up desperate, begging for any tip that could crack this. Police echoed that vibe, saying they've got to keep every angle open in cases like this. Detective Inspector Gary Shehan notes their probing foul play among other leads. Large teams have swept roads near the Ruiz River, where her phone last pinged, with dive units hitting the water, helicopters from New South Wales, and Queensland overhead, drones
1:04buzzing, and SCS crews on foot patrols. Anyone spotting something off that day, hit up crime stoppers. Small details might unlock the whole puzzle as the investigation rolls on. That wraps Sydney News Today, brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with the story.
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