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Victorian police are on their final day of intensive searching for the Melbourne woman who vanished last weekend from beachside Airey’s Inlet
Australian Associated Press
Fri 6 Oct 2017 04.16 BST
Last modified on Fri 6 Oct 2017 09.07 BST
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Victorian police are carrying out a final day of intensive searching for missing Melbourne woman Elisa Curry but say crews may revisit the site in the future.Victorian police are carrying out a final day of intensive searching for missing Melbourne woman Elisa Curry but say crews may revisit the site in the future.
30 officers and 15 volunteers continued their efforts on Friday as investigators confirmed it would be the last day of ground efforts to find the 43-year-old, who vanished last weekend from Aireys Inlet, a small town on the Great Ocean Road.30 officers and 15 volunteers continued their efforts on Friday as investigators confirmed it would be the last day of ground efforts to find the 43-year-old, who vanished last weekend from Aireys Inlet, a small town on the Great Ocean Road.
“At this stage it’s really about supplying answers to the family, giving them some closure,” Inspector Peter Seel told reporters. “The likelihood of finding a missing person alive, especially out in the bush, is very remote.”“At this stage it’s really about supplying answers to the family, giving them some closure,” Inspector Peter Seel told reporters. “The likelihood of finding a missing person alive, especially out in the bush, is very remote.”
For the past six days, scores of police and volunteers have scoured bushland, vacant properties, homes and caravans in the coastal town trying to find the mother of three.For the past six days, scores of police and volunteers have scoured bushland, vacant properties, homes and caravans in the coastal town trying to find the mother of three.
An information caravan will be set up at the Aireys Inlet general store at the weekend so anyone with information can talk to police.An information caravan will be set up at the Aireys Inlet general store at the weekend so anyone with information can talk to police.
Friday’s windy weather prevented divers and rope teams from searching nearby ocean and cliffs. Seel said those crews might return in the future, depending on the weather, new information and resources.Friday’s windy weather prevented divers and rope teams from searching nearby ocean and cliffs. Seel said those crews might return in the future, depending on the weather, new information and resources.
The only thing missing from the family’s holiday home is Curry’s mobile phone, which has not pinged a reception tower since Saturday night.The only thing missing from the family’s holiday home is Curry’s mobile phone, which has not pinged a reception tower since Saturday night.
Investigators do not know what she was wearing, what time between 10.30pm on Saturday and 9am on Sunday she left the holiday home, or what direction she took.Investigators do not know what she was wearing, what time between 10.30pm on Saturday and 9am on Sunday she left the holiday home, or what direction she took.
The avid runner stopped using her fitness tracker in the days before her disappearance.The avid runner stopped using her fitness tracker in the days before her disappearance.
Seel said police had not found anything to suggest the disappearance was suspicious but they were not ruling it out.Seel said police had not found anything to suggest the disappearance was suspicious but they were not ruling it out.
Curry’s neighbours visited her on Saturday and another friend had been at her house earlier in the day to watch the AFL grand final.Curry’s neighbours visited her on Saturday and another friend had been at her house earlier in the day to watch the AFL grand final.
A female neighbour later returned to have a “personal” conversation with Curry and saw her go to bed.A female neighbour later returned to have a “personal” conversation with Curry and saw her go to bed.
Husband David Curry and their children watched the AFL grand final in Melbourne then returned to the holiday house on Sunday to find her missing.Husband David Curry and their children watched the AFL grand final in Melbourne then returned to the holiday house on Sunday to find her missing.
Text messages on Saturday night between the couple showed no reason for concern, Seel said previously.Text messages on Saturday night between the couple showed no reason for concern, Seel said previously.
Initially, the family’s black labrador was also missing but it was soon found in a neighbouring yard.Initially, the family’s black labrador was also missing but it was soon found in a neighbouring yard.
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