Bitter gorge bursts out in missing teenager Pheobe Bishop’s family after Bombshell -onthullingen of her aunt

The family of Pheobe Bishop has hit her aunt who went on TV to share disturbing texts of the missing teenager and destroyed her claims about the upbringing of the young person.

Caz Johnson – sister of Pheobe’s mother Kylie Johnson – made her allegations about the tumultuous family life of the 17 -year -old on the Network project on Wednesday.

Pheobe was last seen on May 15 and left the derelict house with which she shared Housemates James Wood and Tanika Bromley In Gin Gin, near Bundaberg.

The couple has since been accused of non -related wapzendicten.

No costs were laid because of the disappearance of Pheobe and Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that Mr Wood and Mrs. Bromley were involved in her disappearance.

Her aunt revealed that on April 26, Pheobe sent text messages out of nowhere to say that her mother Kylie Johnson had told her to ‘get out’, but did not want to talk about the issue because it was a long story.

“Up s *** Creek but s *** happens,” wrote Pheobe, in the texts shown on ten. ‘I fly away the f *** here to see my friend.

‘If it goes to plan, I will not come back. I can’t do S *** anymore. I have to come out of this helmat. ‘

Caz Johnson also said that Pheobe had an uncertain childhood, regularly changed school and had to deal with new stepfathers who enter her life.

But Pheobe’s mother Kylie Johnson immediately responded to social media after the project segment was broadcast and said that her sister knew ‘nothing’ about Pheobe.

Caz Johnson ‘has not spoken with my children or myself for the past 13-14 years, “she wrote.

“She knows nothing about Pheobe and who she was as a person,” she added.

“I am seriously so disappointed in the media that they must provide the community and Australia correctly information.”

Pheobe’s sister Kaylea Bishop has also destroyed the claims of her aunt on social media.

“We had no stepfathers who come in our lives,” she wrote.

‘We have not constantly moved to and from NSW, and at the latest of all our mother, her mental health has never used it as a reason not to be a mother like you.

“You know nothing about my sister, nor brothers and you run my mother alone in the ground because you were not proven by the court as a parent for custody of a young man who blooms completely thanks to our mother!”

During the interview of Caz Johnson, the Waleed Aly project asked whether the messages from Pheobe initially raised red flags.

Caz Johnson remembered that she was stunned because she had not heard from her niece for a while.

‘I am like, why, why suddenly? Something must have happened, why are you coming into contact now? “She said.

‘Because it was so long ago that I spoke to her, and she doesn’t say why she actually wanted to talk. It was just strange.

‘I was more surprised in the beginning, when the conversation became more in it, it was as if something really happened.

‘Because Kylie would never stop talking to her children or kicking her children out.

“Then she (Pheobe) suddenly had to get off. She had no one to talk to, turn to. ‘

She admitted that she was alienated from her sister Kylie.

She described her niece Pheobe as a ‘loudmouth’ who ‘must have things in her own way’.

“She always moved from Queensland to NSW and backwards and forward,” said the aunt.

“She always changed school. She had so many different stepfathers in and out of her life. She never had anyone who she could really talk to.

“They grew up in dirt. I am not a lack of respect for anyone because I grew up in the housing committee, but they lived as a typical family of the housing committee. ‘

Aly asked Caz Johnson the question about the heads of most Australians: “Do you think the police will find Pheobe?”

“To be honest, I don’t know, but I’m sure she won’t be found alive,” she replied.

‘It’s sad to say, but I’m just honest.

“They wouldn’t call it a murder if it didn’t have to do with cheating or something else.”

The housemates of Pheobe have told detectives that they drove her to Bundaberg Airport for a flight of 8.30 am to Brisbane and then to Perth, where she was planning to meet her boyfriend.

They claimed to have The teenager dropped off at the airport in Bromley’s Silver Hyundai IX35 Hatchback 2011 in Bromley. No CCTV of her was found at the airport.

The police launched an intense search for Pheobe in a nearby Bushland area and scoured it for a few days with carcass dogs – but on Wednesday the police confirmed that they had suspended the search.

“The search in the Good Night Scrub National Park has been suspended … Investigations are underway and the police remain various lines of research,” said a police spokesperson.

‘In addition to research work, physical searches will continue if necessary and as information is provided.

“The Greater Gin Gin area remains the focus of the research.”

Forensic experts also have the Hyundai and The house in Gin Gin with both explained as a place offenses.

The police revealed on Wednesday evening that Wood, 34, was accused of non -related wapzendics, a day after Bromley was saved on similar charges.

“The police accused a man of wapzendicten, after the police reportedly found a short firearm and ammunition during a search for a gray Hyundai IX35 and a gin gin -house, both of whom were explained for a non -related issue,” a spokesperson said to Daily Mail Austia.

Wood was accused of one census of any illegal possession of weapon category D/H/R (short firearm) and authority to possess explosives.

Wood received a notification on 13 June to appear for Bundaberg Magistrates Court.

Wood’s partner Tanika Bromley is also accused of non -related alleged violations about weapons in the car.

She arrived at the Gin Gin Gin Gin police station for a check-in as part of her guarantee conditions for her firearm costs on Wednesday.

In an attempt to cover her face with a hood, Bromley entered the station via a rear entrance, with two police officers who walked her in and out of the station.