Leo Daly
Leo Daly, a 32-year-old male, was last seen on 5 Apr 1998 in South Australia. Described as having athletic/muscular build, black hair, hazel eyes. Leo Daly, has not been seen since the morning of 5 April 1998.
Leo Daly, a male aged 32, was last seen on 5 Apr 1998 in South Australia. This case remains unsolved and the investigation is ongoing.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION Gender: Male. Current age (if alive): 60. Build: Athletic/Muscular. Hair: Black. Eyes: Hazel. Complexion: Olive.
CIRCUMSTANCES Leo Daly, has not been seen since the morning of 5 April 1998. He was last seen at his home address at Mitchell Park by his house mate.Police believe that Leo was in fear for his life in March 1998 due to drug debts. It is believed that because of these debts he was assaulted by criminal associates at a house in Mitchell Park and his body taken out to sea, shot and thrown overboard. His body has never been located.Police suspect he has been murdered.If you have information that may assist police in the disappearance of Leo please call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
SOURCE Information sourced from the Australian Federal Police National Missing Persons Coordination Centre (missingpersons.gov.au). Original profile: https://www.missingpersons.gov.au/search/sa/leo-daly
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He was last seen at his home address at Mitchell Park by his house mate. Police believe that Leo was in fear for his life in March 1998 due to drug debts.
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Leo Daly, has not been seen since the morning of 5 April 1998.
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Leo Daly was reported missing to police. An investigation was launched to determine his whereabouts.
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Authorities issued a public appeal for anyone with information about Leo Daly's disappearance to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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