Gus Lamont’s grandmothers ‘devastated’ after police declare his disappearance a major crime

Pair release statement through lawyers as search continues for four-year-old, from South Australia, last seen playing outside family sheep station in the outback in September Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Missing four-year-old Gus Lamont’s grandmothers have released a statement through their lawyers, claiming they are “devastated” police have declared his disappearance a major crime. Gus went missing from his family’s 60,000 hectare sheep station in September last year, and was initially thought to have wandered off . Continue reading...

Gus was last seen playing outside home on family sheep station in September, with his disappearance declared a major crime Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Someone who lived with four-year-old Gus Lamont is now considered a suspect in his disappearance, SA police said on Thursday as they declared the case a major crime. Four-year-old Gus Lamont disappeared from his family’s outback home in South Australia more than four months ago, sparking what SA police called “one of the largest, most intensive and most protracted searches” they had ever undertaken. Continue reading...

Authorities have undertaken one of the largest and most intensive searches for a missing person in South Australia Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast When a four-year-old child disappeared in the vast, brutal Australian outback, the response was swift and broad-ranging. It’s now been two months since Gus Lamont, a blond, curly haired child described as both shy and adventurous, went missing from his family’s homestead in a remote part of South Australia. Continue reading...

Authorities have undertaken one of the largest and most intensive searches for a missing person in South Australia Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast When a four-year-old child disappeared in the vast, brutal Australian outback, the response was swift and broad-ranging. It’s now been two months since Gus Lamont, a blond, curly haired child described as both shy and adventurous, went missing from his family’s homestead in a remote part of South Australia. Continue reading...

Gus Lamont was last seen playing outside his home on a remote sheep station on 27 September.