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Judith Anne Young

Missing since October, 1st 1999

Last seen: Gunningbland, NSW

Nickname/Alias: Judith Henry, Judith Boland, Judy Davis and a few more that are unknown at this time.

Ms Young was married in August of 1996 to a Mr Young.

Relevant information from the Coroners Court of New South Wales:

- Her disappearance was not reported until August of 2001 by her Brother. He was concerned that he had not heard or received any communication with her.

- Ms Young had an accident and because of this lodged a Workers Compensation. She was expected to inherit a fair amount of money from this. She had already inherited over $50,000 between April 1997 and early 2000. This stopped due to a lack of communication from

Last sighting:

- the actual last confirmed and corroborated sighting of Ms Young was on the 5 December in 1999. This was by Anonymous (will hide names incase they do not want it published) who Ms Young had purchased a horse from

- She told Mr Anonymous she was going to Sydney that morning with Mr B Anonymous as she had a doctor’s appointment. However, the investigation has revealed that Mr B Anonymous did not go to Sydney with Ms Young and she failed to attend her scheduled appointments in Sydney over the following days including an appointment with Carroll & Associates Solicitors at 3:00pm on Monday 6 December 1999.

- She also did not meet her brother Bill as planned.

Findings from the report:

- it was out of character for Ms Young to disappear as she was attached to her horses and dogs. She had also just purchased a new horse in the days leading up to her disappearance.

- Prior to her disappearance, Ms Young borrowed money from a friend and during this time she said someone was going to kill her. There was no mention of who and the money still remains unpaid.

Mr Young is a person of interest in the disappearance of Mrs Young and ultimately her death.

Mr Young has told the police:

- they broke up and she moved to Queensland.

- Claims he spoke to her over 5 times since she disappeared but could not remember the details of these conversations.

- That they should give up finding her because they had no chance.

If you have information that may assist police in the dissapearance of Judith, please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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