The search for a 17-year-old girl reported missing from Carrara on November 19 has ended tragically, with police confirming that she has been found deceased. Authorities launched an intensive search operation after the teenager was reported missing from her home in Robina. She was last seen around 8:30 a.m. on November 19, prompting immediate concerns for her safety due to a pre-existing medical condition.
Police coordinated a land search in the Carrara area, with support from SES (State Emergency Service) crews, members of the public, and a command post established at the AFL grounds along Nielsens Road. The appeal for public assistance drew widespread support from the local community, with many volunteering to aid in the efforts to locate her. Tragically, the search concluded with the discovery of her body. Authorities have not disclosed details surrounding her death, and investigations remain ongoing.
The girl’s family has requested privacy during this incredibly difficult time. In a statement, police expressed their condolences and thanked the community for their assistance during the search efforts. This incident highlights the importance of community vigilance and cooperation during missing person cases. However, the outcome has left the Carrara and Robina communities deeply saddened. Further information may be released by police as the investigation continues. Anyone in need of support following this tragedy is encouraged to contact local counseling services or helplines.
