Cheryl Grimmer
"Cheryl matters, because she was a little three-year-old innocent girl who had her life frozen in time!
Cheryl was always bubbly, she had a cheeky smile that would melt her brothers hearts.
She was loved & will always be remembered"
Missing since: Monday 12th January 1970
Last seen: Fairy Meadow, Wollongong
Responsible jurisdiction: NSW
Year of birth: 1966
Gender: Female
Build: Thin
Hair: Blonde
Eyes: Blue
Complexion: Fair
Distinguishing features: protruding belly button
Additional information: Cheryl was abducted from the change sheds at the beach. Investigations since her disappearance have failed to find Cheryl.
A $1,000,000 reward remains active. This case relies heavily on community information. If you have any leads or information regarding Cheryl's disappearance, please come forward. Anyone with information which may assist in locating the whereabouts of Cheryl are urged to contact Crimestoppers on their website or free call 1800 333 000.
Kay Docherty
"Kay matters not only because she is my twin sister, I think everyone that goes missing matters.
I feel like a big part of me has been missing for over 47 years since the day of her disappearance in 1979.
I was robbed of the opportunity to live a normal life with my twin sister we are the only siblings"
Missing since: 27th July, 1979
Last seen: Warilla
Responsible jurisdiction: NSW
Year of birth: 1963
Gender: Female
Build: Medium
Hair: Ginger / red
Eyes: Blue
Complexion: Fair
Distinguishing features: freckles
Additional information: Kay Docherty, was last seen on the night of 27th July 1979 with Toni Cavanagh (who is also missing). Both girls left their homes and did not return. It's thought the girls were on way to Wollongong.
The last confirmed sighting of Kay and Toni was at Warilla bus stop on Shellharbour Road opposite Warilla Grove Shopping Centre. They had also been seen at another bus stop 200m south, on the same road, not long before the last confirmed sighting.
A $100,000 reward remains active. This case relies heavily on community information. If you have any leads or information regarding Kay's disappearance, please come forward. Anyone with information which may assist in locating the whereabouts of Kay are urged to contact Crimestoppers on their website or free call 1800 333 000.