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Housemates Charged With Weapons Offences as Search Continues for Missing Queensland Teen

Authorities have redirected their investigation to the greater Gin Gin area following the charging of Bishop’s housemates with firearms offences on bail.

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Pheobe’s Bishop’s mother Kylie Johnson has made a public appeal for information.
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Overview

  • Seventeen-year-old Pheobe Bishop vanished on May 15 while traveling from Gin Gin to Bundaberg Airport for a flight to Perth that she never boarded.
  • Queensland Police seized a grey Hyundai ix35 and declared the Gin Gin property a crime scene after housemates Tanika Bromley and James Wood reported driving Bishop to the airport.
  • Investigators discovered restricted firearms and ammunition in the vehicle and charged both housemates with unrelated weapons offences, granting them bail under strict reporting conditions.
  • Physical searches of Good Night Scrub National Park have been suspended, with police redirecting efforts to canvass the wider Gin Gin area for fresh leads.
  • Bishop’s mother has launched a community campaign to circulate CCTV images of the Hyundai between May 15 and 19 and urged anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.