Today marks three months since William Tyrell went missing at Kendall on the mid north coast, and his family and investigators are just as determined to find him.
The three-year-old went missing on Friday September 12 around 10.30am and was last seen playing on the balcony of his grandmother’s house in Kendall on the NSW mid-north coast.
It is believed William, who was wearing his Spider-Man suit at the time he vanished, could have wandered into nearby bushland.
At the time of his dissapearance, Police Superintendent Paul Fehon said police could not rule out the possibility William was abducted and his team of investigators had searched nearby thick scrub, including areas they have already combed.
“Those chances of survival diminish rapidly and of course we are very concerned for young William’s welfare,” Superintendent Fehon said.
“We do have grave concerns. To disappear that quickly absolutely bewilders us.”
Days later, police made the tough decision to scale back their search for missing toddler.
Authorities confirmed that emergency crews have stopped looking for the three-year-old in surrounding bushland, where it was believed he may have wandered, and will now look into whether or not “human intervention” could be the reason behind his disappearance.
Police scale back search for missing toddler William Tyrell
Police are still appealing for anyone with information about his whereabouts or last known movements to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
