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When a relative or friend is reported missing, the emotional impact on families and friends can be considerable. It’s important to acknowledge that each person may be affected in their own way, and react differently.

Families and friends of missing persons often speak about feelings of fear, anger, guilt, blame, frustration, helplessness, ambiguity, and isolation. While people may not experience all these emotions, it is important to recognise that any of these responses are normal reactions to an extraordinary situation.

Missing Person Eunice Goodwin WA

Eunice GOODWIN

Eunice Goodwin lived at the Jiggalong Aboriginal Community near Newman. She was last seen alive around Christmas time 1983 at the Capricorn Roadhouse, Newman with a number of...

Missing Person Leslie Hicks

Leslie HICKS

Leslie Hicks went missing from the Wollongong area on 23 March 2008. Searches have been conducted, yet failed to locate him. His main mode of transport would be public transport...

Missing Person Mohammad Abbas

Mohammad ABBAS

Mohammad Abbas was last known to have been in Turkey in February of 1999. He had contact with family around this time but has not been seen or heard from since. If you have...

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