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Desperate Search Continues for Missing Australian Teenager Pheobe Bishop

Sergei Ivanov
Sergei Ivanov
"This is so heartbreaking! I hope she’s found safe soon."
Dmitry Sokolov
Dmitry Sokolov
"What could have happened? This is just so sad."
Lian Chen
Lian Chen
"Why wasn't she with her family? Something feels off."
Jean-Pierre Dubois
Jean-Pierre Dubois
"I really hope she’s okay. Sending love to her family!"
Emily Carter
Emily Carter
"This reminds me of other cases. I’m worried."
Dmitry Sokolov
Dmitry Sokolov
"Why do people have to be so careless with their pets?"
Robert Schmidt
Robert Schmidt
"The state of that property is alarming! How did no one notice?"
Giovanni Rossi
Giovanni Rossi
"Her posts show a lot of struggle. I hope she gets help."
Michael Johnson
Michael Johnson
"Please, if anyone knows anything, come forward!"
Amina Al-Mansoori
Amina Al-Mansoori
"This is terrifying! I can’t imagine what her family is going through."

2025-05-24T09:41:42Z


The family of Australian teenager Pheobe Bishop has endured an overwhelming sense of dread and uncertainty over the past nine days as they grapple with her mysterious disappearance. The 17-year-old, who had eagerly packed her bags to catch a flight, never made it to her destination, leaving her family and authorities in a state of anguish and concern.

Pheobe’s disappearance has been classified as 'suspicious' by local police, who are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding her vanishing. A number of troubling details have come to light since her last sighting, and police are determined to piece together the puzzle of what happened to her.

Just moments before she was scheduled to board her flight from Bundaberg Regional Airport on May 15, Pheobe made a last-minute phone call to her boyfriend, who had relocated to Western Australia. The couple had been in a long-distance relationship, and Pheobe had been saving diligently to afford the trip to visit him. Family members disclosed that despite earlier claims suggesting she had arrived at the airport, she did not go through the check-in process.

According to a family member, "She didn't check in for her flight to visit her boyfriend who she spoke to on the phone at 8:30 am. Her phone has since been switched off, and she hasn't contacted anyone. No one has seen her since that day." This alarming realization has sent shockwaves through her family and the wider community.

Reports state that a vehicle, a 2011 silver Hyundai ix35 hatchback with the registration 414-EW3, was the last known transport Pheobe used to reach the airport. This car, owned by Tanika Bromley—the woman with whom Pheobe was staying—has since been declared a crime scene as authorities search for evidence that could shed light on her whereabouts. Police have set up a crime scene at a property on Milden Street in Gin Gin, Queensland, where Pheobe had been living.

Eyewitness accounts from neighbors paint a troubling picture of the home she occupied. The property, described as increasingly cluttered and unkempt, has raised red flags among those living nearby. One resident, Shari Loughland, pointed out that there was a pervasive stench of decay emanating from the Bromley and Wood residence, leading to the discovery of four deceased dogs by police, with some neighbors believing the number could be as high as 13.

Authorities have been conducting extensive land and aerial searches in the vicinity of Airport Drive and Good Night Scrub National Park, revealing no trace of Pheobe or her belongings. Her social media accounts have been inactive, and her bank account shows no activity since May 14, further amplifying fears for her safety.

Pheobe’s last posts on social media depict a young woman who appeared to be grappling with personal turmoil, including a strained relationship with her family. In her posts, she indicated feelings of isolation, stating she no longer had contact with her mother, Kylie Johnson, and expressed sentiments of wanting to escape her circumstances: “I'm not built for this town, these aren't my people,” she wrote.

In the wake of her disappearance, Kylie Johnson has taken to social media to share her heartache, posting over 400 missing person flyers throughout Bundaberg and its neighboring areas. In a recent message, she described Pheobe as a free-spirited individual who loves fiercely and is loyal to her loved ones. Ms. Johnson’s emotional pleas for her daughter to return home resonate with many, as she openly shares her fear of never seeing her daughter again.

As of now, there are no persons of interest in custody, and Detective Acting Inspector Ryan Thompson has confirmed that police are following all leads. “We are appealing to anyone who may have heard from Pheobe, or anyone who has information about where she may be, to please contact police,” he urged. Authorities are continuing their intensive search efforts, with hopes that the community will come forward with any information that could help locate Pheobe.

The search for Pheobe Bishop remains ongoing, as her family clings to hope that she will return safe and sound. This heartbreaking situation serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by young people today, particularly those navigating complex relationships and emotional challenges.

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Source of the news:   Daily Mail

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