- Date: 07/07/2024
- Case ID: IBSI01
- This report was conducted by Agent Carter and Agent Eagan
Introduction
LOCATION – AUSTRALIA
In the early 1980’s a woman named Sharon Phillips mysteriously went missing. It has been brought to our attention that this could indeed be a murder case involving cartel and police officers.
DOB – 1965 (20 years old when missing)
Height – 178cm
Dark brown, shoulder length, straight hair; brown eyes. Fair complexion. She is of medium build.
Clothing: When last seen she was wearing a blue shirt and a long sleeved blouse in a brown/cream/blue check. Her large black leather hand bag with shoulder strap is also missing.
Sharron Phillips was last seen at about 11pm on 8 May 1986 at a telephone box near the Wacol Railway Station, QLD. She had walked there to ring for assistance after her yellow coloured Datsun bluebird sedan had run out of petrol on Ipswich Road near the entrance to the Wacol Migrant Centre. A person matching her description was seen by a number of people between the Wacol Railway Station and where her car was located off Ipswich Road. Sharron Phillips has not been heard from since that time and her body has never been located.
Findings
Upon the past 4 years and after careful review of all information concerning this case, all avenues were explored including investigation into potential witnesses and potential suspects, however these proved to be concluded within non-criminal activities and leads were closed down one by one.
During the course of the investigation, a person of assistance provided much information due to years on personal investigation, however all information proved non-fruitful and various parts of information was deemed to be speculation rather than fact.
Recommendations
Overall, the recommendations that were made from this report were that of speculation and therefore no official leads were ever gathered. Despite all avenues explored, there was no conclusive evidence to show otherwise and therefore no further investigation by the bureau should be made.
Conclusion
To conclude this report, the findings show that the investigation accepts initial report of missing person. Based on that evidence alone, no other suspected avenue can be suggested based on the speculation rather than facts, therefore it is that the bureau accepts conclusion of the case.
This report was conducted by the authority of the International Bureau of Paranormal Investigation and Research.
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