Backpacker’s mom has been missing for nearly 2 weeks, heartbreaking request for help
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According to reports
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Western Australian Police Force confirmed Thursday, July 10 that abandoned vehicle in 26-year-old Willga, Carolina, was found in the inland area
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Police confirmed that the missing woman has been traveling backpacking across the country for the past two years and is “not on the scene”
The mother of a missing backpacker in Australia continues to search for her daughter, sharing an emotional post on social media nearly two weeks after she was last heard or heard.
On Thursday, July 10, the Western Australian Police Force found the latest news about her abandoned vehicle in the Karroun Hill area of the northeast Whitbelt area around 1:10 pm local time.
Police said in the Post: “The Mitsubishi Delica van and WA registration board 1HDS 330 is powered by Wilga, who has been backpacking in Australia for the past two years,” which is believed to have suffered from mechanical problems. ”
Police added: “Wilga, Carolina, is not on the scene. The search for her is continuing and other resources are deployed.”
Western Australian Police Force
Willga, Carolina
Wilga met for the last time and contacted friends on June 29. Locally, around 12:10 pm local time, she was found reaching a shop on the corner of Lucas Street and Shemeld Street and left the area five minutes later. Police confirmed she hasn’t heard or heard again since then.
In the ongoing search, a mother believed to be Willga, each commented on police posts on 7 news.
“I am her mother and need her help because I can’t do it to Germany,” she wrote. Western Australians.
“Carolina misses it very much,” she said. “If anyone has any information, please contact the police. Please keep your eyes open.”
The family of Wilga, whom she often talks to, has not heard her since June 18.
Western Australian Police Force
Willga, Carolina
Before his disappearance, Wilga “had been working at mines in the Washington State area, mostly living in metropolitan areas.”
At around 4:30 p.m. on June 28, the day before her last meeting, Willga was found visiting a convenience store on Stirling Terrace near the intersection of Goomalling-Toodyay Road in Toodyay, before police heading to the Dowerin area.
“Ms. Wilga is described as German origin, with a slim figure, long brown hair and brown eyes. She has several tattoos, including one that depicts the symbol on her left arm,” the post reads.
Western Australian Police Force
Mitsubishi Delica van Carolina Wilga’s photos
Officials believe Willga’s phone is closed. Western Australians.
“They are investigating this, it’s not this a homicide, but we hope we have the best ability to investigate things that are very concerned about us,” Police Chief Blanche said Wednesday, suggesting that Willga’s family is considered a family heading to Western Australia.
“We care a lot about her welfare,” 9News said.
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Police have urged anyone to shoot beacons between June 29 and July 4 or any information or drone shooting in the surrounding Northeast malt area to get in touch and upload footage.
The Western Australian Police Force did not respond immediately when contacting people for more information.
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