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Murder – Gail King (19-39)

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Gail King, aged 28 years, was last seen alive at Minlaton on the York Peninsula on 7 July 1997. She was reported missing by her de-facto partner on 8 July 1997 when he returned to the family home at Brahma Lodge. They had two children together, and it is believed she was pregnant at the time she went missing. Gail’s car was located in the driveway of her home address, however it was never established whether she had entered the house. Police suspect that she has been murdered. There is a reward of up to $200,000 for anyone who provides information and assistance that leads to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for the suspected murder of Gail King (and/or leading to the location and recovery of her remains).

Anyone with information about Gail King is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, report online or via the App.

Serious Hit Run Blakeview

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At 3:10 am Christmas Day, 25/12/18, a young female was found lying on Craigmore Road, Blakeview.  She had sustained serious fractures and internal injuries.  It was initially thought she was the victim of an assault, but it was later established she had been struck by an unknown vehicle which had been travelling east along Craigmore Road, and that the victim had been lying on the road prior to the collision.  She was dressed in a sarong type dress at the time.  There were no witnesses to the collision, but she was found a short time later by a member of the public.  She was taken to the RAH with critical and life threatening injuries.  She remained in hospital for several weeks and has since been discharged.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or by using the Make a Report button at the top of the page. Please quote reference 19-20.

Statement from Crime Stoppers SA

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For more than 20 years, Crime Stoppers SA, as an independent, not-for-profit program, has placed the highest importance on its ability to act as a secure and safe conduit of information between the South Australian public and police.

However, Crime Stoppers SA is concerned by a number of inaccurate media reports and a number of representations made to the Coroner in recent days that have suggested a failing of the Crime Stoppers process and raised questions about the program’s value.

Crime Stoppers wishes to reassure the public on a number of critical points.

One of the fundamental strengths of Crime Stoppers is the fact that it offers an opportunity for someone to share information about criminals or suspected criminal activity with a guarantee of anonymity. We know that some people who make contact often do so at their own peril, and may have laboured long and hard in weighing up their personal safety and the desire to do the right thing by sharing information that will bring criminals to justice.

It is our view that when someone chooses to share information, anonymously or otherwise, that information should be assessed on its respective merit. On those occasions when someone chooses to confidentially leave their details, every endeavour is taken to preserve their identity – and this is a commitment that Crime Stoppers will continue to honour.

Crime Stoppers SA is extremely disappointed at inaccurate criticisms and media reporting that have suggested the program has in some way failed – this is simply not the case. Each and every call and report submitted to Crime Stoppers is recorded and subsequently provided to police, and it is the responsibility of police to then act on this information as deemed appropriate.

As such, we wish to strongly reassure the community that the Crime Stoppers program has, at no time, faltered in its commitment to pass information it receives from the community to police.



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