Mystery when woman is reported missing on Currumbin Beach in Gold Coast Queensland
A man reports that a woman was thrown from rocks on a popular beach, but police are unable to find her or the man who raised the alarm despite an extensive search.
- Man denounced a missing woman on a popular beach
- However, the police have found no trace of the woman.
- Now I ask the man to present information
Police have found no sign of a woman reported missing more than 10 hours after she was allegedly washed up on rocks off a popular Gold Coast beach.
Gold Coast Police began a major search for the woman after she was reported missing from Currumbin Beach at around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The search has seen officers search both the shoreline and the sea amid difficult conditions and rain.
The alleged disappearance of the woman was reported by a man who was in the water when she fell.
The man then reported the incident to other witnesses on the beach, but disappeared before the police arrived.
Gold Coast Police have launched a major search for the woman after she was reported missing on Currumbin Beach.
Police discovered fishing gear on the rocks but found no sign of the woman with inconclusive CCTV footage nearby.
They are now asking for the man to come forward after admitting that they have yet to determine whether or not a woman is missing.
“It’s crucial that this man contact us,” said Acting Superintendent Scott Knowles.
We need to know firsthand what he saw.
“We have an idea of who it may be and have done some research and haven’t been able to locate him, but it would be helpful if you would contact the police.”
The search has seen officers searching both the shoreline and the sea. The alleged disappearance of the woman was reported by a man who was in the water when she fell
If the woman was dragged away, police say they have serious concerns about her safety.
The search, which started last night, had to be stopped due to bad sea conditions.
Police have also been unable to use helicopters to assist searchers due to wet weather.
They are urging anyone with information to call them immediately.