Detectives find no evidence in missing boy Gus Lamont case

A fresh two-day search focusing on disused mineshafts for missing child Gus Lamont has concluded without unearthing any evidence tied to his disappearance. The extensive operation, led by detectives, came as part of ongoing efforts to resolve the long-standing case.

“Despite detailed and thorough examination of all areas, no new clues or signs of Gus were found,” a spokesperson said, underscoring the difficulty of the investigation.

This search follows years of attempts to locate Gus, who vanished and sparked numerous inquiries and community appeals. Authorities have remained persistent in reopening and reviewing all potential leads, including abandoned and hazardous locations such as old mining sites.

Gary Jubelin, a lead detective known for his involvement in complex missing person cases, has also addressed this efforts’ challenges, highlighting the emotional and technical difficulties faced by investigators in cold cases.

The community and family members continue to hold hope for answers despite the current lack of progress from this search phase.

The ongoing search demonstrates persistent dedication to uncovering the truth in Gus Lamont’s disappearance, yet highlights the profound challenges involved in locating missing children in complex terrains.

9News.com.au — 2025-11-26

Detectives find no evidence in missing boy Gus Lamont case

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