Heartbreaking question young brother of Pheobe Bishop has put his mother as a search for missing teen

The mother of Pheobe Bishop has shared the heartbreaking question that her young son asked while the search for his missing teenage sister continues.

The 17-year-old was last seen on May 15 A house in Gin Gin near Bundaberg Where she had lived with pair of 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.

Two crime Scenes were explained, including the building in Gin Gin and the Silver Hyundai IX35, which was reportedly used to drop the teenager at the airport.

Queensland The police searched Bushland in the Good Night Scrub National Park, about an hour away from where she was last seen, the past two days and had Cadaver dogs On Sunday.

Pheobe’s mother Kylie Johnson shared an emotional message Facebook On Monday the search for her missing daughter entered the eleventh day.

Mrs. Johnson said that life lived a ‘heavy hell’ and explained that the disappearance of the teenager took a toll from everyone with her son who asked why his sister will not answer his phone calls.

“Don’t know what to say, what to do or even how to live in this cyclone of uncertainty,” she wrote.

‘The tears are coming, the anger and frustrations come and most of our hearts crushes more and more every day.

“Your little man/brother asked yesterday:” Why doesn’t Fee take our phone calls? She always takes on our phone calls! “

“Mate, I wish I knew, but we have to believe that the police and the lights that our great community will leave her home.”

There remain questions about why Pheobe lived in the house with Mrs. Bromley and MR Wood.

However, the last posts she made on social media before she disappeared suggested that the restless teenager had fallen with her mother and would not return home.

Mrs. Bromley and Mr. Wood were interviewed by the police and the couple have since been released. No charges were laid because of the disappearance of Phoebe.

Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that Mr Wood and Mrs. Bromley were involved.

CCTV images emerged on Facebook from a vehicle that seemed to be comparable to that in the middle of the police investigation into the disappearance of Pheobe.

Images showed a silver Hyundai IX35 that was deposited at the airport at the airport at 10.30 am – two hours after Pheobe was deposited 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 Good Night Scrub National Park.

Detective Inspector Ryan Thompson said the moment the police searched 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 Thompson.

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

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

Pheobe traveled with luggage and was last seen in a green tank top and gray training suits.

A land search was carried out around Airport Drive and the surrounding areas after its disappearance, but the police failed to find the personal belongings of Pheobe.