Grim Update looking for missing Australian teenager Pheobe Bishop as CCTV images of car appear

Cadaver dogs have been introduced as the search for missing the Australian teenager Pheobe Bishop.

Queensland The police have used the canines in the Good Night Scrub National Park just outside Gin Gin, in the Bundaberg region and an hour away from where Pheobe was last seen, on Sunday.

The case of Pheobe Bishop was seized Australia after she had disappeared without a track five days ago.

The 17-year-old was last seen who left a house in Gin Gin, Bundaberg, where she had lived on 15 May with a few Tanika Bromley and James Wood.

Detectives believe that the couple drove Pheobe the 40 minutes to Bundaberg airport where she would board a flight of 8.30 am to Brisbane And then on Perth Where she was planning to meet her boyfriend.

There are still questions about why she lived exactly in the house with the couple, but the last messages she got on social media before she disappeared, suggested that the troubled teenager had fallen with her mother and would not return home.

The couple were interviewed by the police and were released. 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.

The update in the search comes after CCTV recordings on Facebook have been created from a vehicle in the middle of the police investigation into the disappearance of Pheobe.

Pheobe traveled in a silver Hyundai IX35 – who is owned by Mrs. Bromley – before she disappeared.

Images showed the vehicle that was deposited at the airport at 10.30 am at the airport at 10.30 am – two hours after Pheobe was dropped at the airport.

The images have since been removed.

On Friday evening, the police announced that they had discovered an item of potential interest in the national park.

Detective acting Inspector Thompson said the moment the police were searching a creek.

“The police then carried out a few searches for the Good Night Scrub National Park in the hope of finding any evidence with regard to her disappearance,” he said.

“There are no specific persons important, but the police are following all research options.”

The police did not say whether the item found was connected to Pheobe.

On Saturday, the police started carrying out a land, water and air examination into the Good Scrub National Park.

“The police are trying to tease the timeline to where this vehicle has disappeared,” said Detective Actteren Inspector Ryan Thompson.

“We do have employees who are currently helping the police with our questions, and this is why we are trying to limit that timeline with regard to where Pheobe could be.”

The crews of the state services of Queensland comb through the Bushland, while police are looking for waterways.

While officers started searching for Bushland, Pheobe’s mother Kylie Johnson has issued a statement By the police in which she described her daughter as ‘Feisty’ and ‘De Zonnebloem in a field full of wild flowers’.

The statement said: ‘Who is Pheobe? Boee has always been a strong will and followed her own beat to life.

“I have always called her my” wild gypsy banshee “. I have told everyone since the birth of Phee that she is the one I always expected to call myself from abroad and say: “Hey mumzie mate; I am in Amsterdam and check in ‘.

‘You can’t tame Phee’s spirit, empathy or fighting for life. She is brutal, spicy and loves harder than someone I have ever met.

‘Boee loves exterior comprehension and is loyal to her brothers and sisters.

“Phee just loved life; Music shet, she would say, “Come on Mumzie, let’s dance.”

‘Hanging with her’ boys’, even though they all saw her as the little sister to protect.

“Her friends always knew that they would get the truth (and something if she had an opinion).

‘Boee is the sunflower in a field full of wild flowers. She is an essential part of our lives and we need her at home. We must hear her music, feel her hugs and hear her voice.

‘Pheobe would never touch the basic with the people she loves. She would never go so long without contacting someone or someone.

“We are attractive for anyone who may have heard from Pheobe, or anyone who has information about where she is, to contact the police.”

In a further update today, Mrs. Johnson wrote: ‘I pray that the lights of Gin Gin and the world guide you back to me, guide you, go back to your brothers and sisters and our family.

“Our lives and existence is nothing without you in our lives.”