Christine Joyce Dorothy Young
Christine Joyce Dorothy Young, a 40-year-old female, was last seen on 22 Apr 2016 in New South Wales. Described as having 167cm tall, medium build, black hair, brown eyes. Christine was last seen at Broken Hill on 22 April 2016 near the intersection of Brown Street and Silverston Road.
Christine Joyce Dorothy Young, a female aged 40, was last seen on 22 Apr 2016 in New South Wales. This case remains unsolved and the investigation is ongoing.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION Gender: Female. Current age (if alive): 50. Height: 167cm. Build: Medium. Hair: Black. Eyes: Brown. Complexion: Brown
Ancestry Aboriginal.
CIRCUMSTANCES Christine was last seen at Broken Hill on 22 April 2016 near the intersection of Brown Street and Silverston Road. She has not been seen since. She is described as being 167cm in height, of medium build, of Aboriginal appearance, with a light brown complexion, black hair and brown eyes.If you have information that may assist police to locate Christine please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or via Crimestoppers.com.au
SOURCE Information sourced from the Australian Federal Police National Missing Persons Coordination Centre (missingpersons.gov.au). Original profile: https://www.missingpersons.gov.au/search/nsw/christine-joyce-dorothy-young
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Christine was last seen at Broken Hill on 22 April 2016 near the intersection of Brown Street and Silverston Road.
Christine Joyce Dorothy Young reported missing
Christine Joyce Dorothy Young was reported missing to police. An investigation was launched to determine her whereabouts.
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