73岁的Yvonne Whear自2月19日起在位于NSW-Queensland边界附近的农场离奇消失，至今已近六个月[1]。她最后被看到是在2月19日下午3时20分左右[1]，此后本人及其金色Ford Escape车辆均未再出现[1]。
Whear的女儿Gillian Hallac发现母亲的靴子和帽子仍留在家中，但人已不见踪影[1]。她心爱的动物也被遗弃在农场无人照料[1]。Whear原定于失踪后的第二天早上参加TAFE艺术课程，但最终未有出现[1]。她的手机最后信号出现在2月20日上午10点后的Dulguigan地区，之后未再被侦测到[1]。
警方进行了广泛搜救但尚未发现有价值的线索[1]。Gillian Hallac表示："我坚信有人知道的信息比他们目前所说的要多得多"[1]。侦查督察Paul Fenwick指出："不拥有这些答案所带来的痛苦对Yvonne的家人来说是众所周知的"[1]。家人倾向于认为Whear可能遭到绑架[1]。案件仍在调查中，警方呼吁知情人士拨打犯罪举报电话1800 333 000提供线索[1]。
Yvonne Whear, 73, has been missing for nearly six months since disappearing from her farm near the NSW-Queensland border on February 19 [1]. She was last seen around 3:20 p.m. that day, and her mobile phone last registered a signal in the Dulguigan area on February 20 after 10 a.m., with no further detection since [1].
When her daughter Gillian Hallac discovered her mother's absence, she found Yvonne's boots and hat left behind at the property, but both the woman and her gold Ford Escape vehicle were gone [1]. The family's beloved animals had been abandoned without care, adding to their concerns about the circumstances of her disappearance [1]. Yvonne was scheduled to attend a TAFE arts course the morning after she went missing, a commitment she failed to keep [1].
Police have conducted extensive searches but have found no leads in the case, which remains under investigation [1]. Her family believes she may have been taken, and her daughter has stated: "I strongly believe that there are people out there who know more than what they have been saying" [1]. Detective Inspector Paul Fenwick acknowledged the family's suffering, saying: "The pain of not having these answers here is well known to Yvonne's family" [1]. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 [1].