The suspected stays of the 14-year-old lady, who has been lacking since April 30, had been discovered on a bush monitor close to Nabowla, north-east of Launceston late yesterday.
The Scottsdale man’s arrest in the present day in Launceston and subsequent fees had been a “significant step” towards giving the schoolgirl’s household closure, Northern District Commander Kate Chambers stated.
“It is because of the outstanding police work throughout this investigation that we have been able to reach this point, and provide closure for Shyanne-Lee’s family,” Chambers stated.
“We are also thankful for the community’s support, and everyone involved in the search for Shyanne-Lee. Our thoughts remain with her family and loved ones during this difficult time.”
The man, who has not been recognized, stays in custody and can seem in Launceston Magistrates Court tomorrow.
While forensic examinations are ongoing to establish the stays, police imagine it’s the lacking teen.
Police count on forensic testing might take a couple of week to be accomplished.
The bushland search close to Nabowla coated greater than 50 sq. kilometres and concerned helicopters, motorbikes, ATVs, drones, and horse riders.
It was the biggest search operation ever seen in northern Tasmania and the Australian Federal Police has additionally offered ground-penetrating radar assets.
“As I have said previously, we will not rest until we have answers,” Chambers stated earlier.
Shyanne-Lee was final seen close to Henry Street, in Launceston, close to the North Esk River, at about 8.30pm on Sunday, April 30.
Source: www.9news.com.au
