James hunter

"James matters because he deserves it at the end of the day, he doesn't deserve to be unknown person, he doesn't deserve to have something bad has happen to him, he doesn't deserve to have an unmarked spot somewhere, where nobody knows where he is. He also matters because this is affecting his family; we didn't ask for any of this. We didn't ask for the repercussions of James’ lifestyle and whatever he was up too. I don't know what he was up too. If I had an idea, I would know what avenue to even start, but we don't, it could have been absolutely anything. I just remember the good that he did for the people that know him. If that is you and you know something, just tell somebody. Just tell somebody because I cannot continue doing this. I cannot. His family cannot keep doing this. It is horrendous, it is horrendous, it is worst thing ever that has happened in our lives. He is suppose to be here. I think that James taught me how to believe in myself and when things got hard just pick myself up and start again because I can do it. I just need to tell myself I can and I think he taught me about unconditional love really, at the end of day, because things weren't pretty with us, I can say that. He was kind and caring and all those things, but at the end of the day it can fall apart, people can imagine, things weren't always nice. It did take us awhile to get back on track, to even be mates, but we were, and nobody else is looking for him. There is nobody looking for him."

Missing since — 25 January 2020
Last seen — Dubbo, NSW
Responsible jurisdiction — NSW
Year of birth — 1969
Gender — Male
Height — 180 cm
Build — Medium
Hair — Balding
Eyes — Brown
Complexion — Fair
James was also known as 'Crackers'  

 The investigation relies heavily on community information. If you have any leads, saw James "Crackers" Hunter in early 2020, or know anything about his movements around Mendooran or Dubbo contact Crimestoppers. 

 Anyone with information regarding the case is urged to contact Crime Stoppers NSW at 1800 333 000, Dubbo Police Station directly on 02 6883 1599 or the family run Facebook page - HelpFindJamesHunter Facebook Group. Information is managed on a confidential basis. Alternatively, you can contact us directly by clicking the button below.