A further two images have been released to help with the New South Wales Police investigation into the disappearance 30 years ago in Sydney of New Zealand woman Linda Suzanne Davie.
The NSW Government announced yesterday a $100,000 Australian reward for information relating to Linda's disappearance and presumed murder. Linda was 22 years old when she was last seen alive after visiting her boyfriend in Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital on 6 April 1980.
Images of Linda are already on the police website. The following two images show the house in Wollstonecraft, on Sydney's North Shore, which Linda shared with her boyfriend and other flatmates. The second image is a letter she sent to boyfriend Stephen Lavender explaining she was going away for a few days.
The letter and her absence was out of character.
Police are hoping that the reward might prompt information from the public, including those who initially contacted police when Linda went missing in 1980. If anyone in New Zealand has information that will help the NSW Police inquiry, please contact your local police station or the NZ Police National Missing Persons Unit at Police National Headquarters in Wellington - tel 04 474 9499.
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Released by Kaye Calder
Senior Media Adviser, Public Affairs
NZ Police National Headquarters
tel: 04 460 2986 or 027 241 6305
