WA government offers $500,000 reward in long-term missing persons cases
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WA government offers $500,000 reward in long-term missing persons cases

ABC  

The Western Australian government is offering a $500,000 reward to help solve long-term missing persons cases. It is the first time in the state’s history that a reward has been offered in long-term missing persons cases. Six disappearances in the north in recent years Zane Stevens, Jeremiah "Jayo" Rivers, Wylie Oscar, Clinton Lockyer, Wesley Lockyer and Brenton Shar disappeared in the state's north in a three-year period. His aunt June Oscar spoke at a missing persons peaceful protest in Broome in July and said their family would not stop raising awareness until further information was uncovered.

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