DATE 24/01/2009
Man missing from APY Lands.
Far North Police (SA) are seeking the assistance of the public in attempting to
locate a man who has been missing since early in January. Gary David Finlay, 46
years, of Yalata was last seen at Mimili in the APY Lands on January 6 2009. Mr
Finlay was seen to walk away from the Mimili community in a southerly direction
towards the Indulkna to Fregon Road. Police have received reports that he may
have hitch hiked to various locations including Coober Pedy, Pt Augusta, Ceduna,
Alice Springs, Wingelina, Blackstone, Warburton and Docker River. Police
enquiries at these locations have proved unsuccessful.
Sergeant Rob Harding from Murputja Police says “Police hold fears for Mr
Finlay’s safety and ask any member of the public who may have given Mr Finlay a
lift since 6 January or who has any information in regards to his whereabouts to
contact police urgently”.
Mr Finlay is Aboriginal, 65 kgs, medium build, 170 cm tall with short black
curly hair, brown eyes and dark complexion. Police urge any member of the public
with information as to the whereabouts of Mr Finlay to contact BankSA Crime
Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Murputja Police Station on (08) 8956 7853.
Gary David
Finlay, of Yalata, was last seen at Mimili in
the APY Lands on January 6.
Police have been told that Mr Finlay hitched a
ride to a range of locations, including Coober
Pedy, Port Augusta, Ceduna, Alice Springs,
Wingelina, Blackstone, Warburton and Docker
River.
But police inquiries in all of those places have
proved fruitless.
"Police hold fears for Mr Finlay's safety and
ask any member of the public who may have given
Mr Finlay a lift since January 6 or who has any
information in regards to his whereabouts to
contact police urgently,'' Murputja Sergeant Rob
Harding said.
Mr Finlay is Aboriginal, 65kg, medium build,
170cm with short black curly hair, brown eyes
and a dark complexion.
Anyone with information should contact Bank SA
Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.