The bones of animals were found in the search for a girl who disappeared 55 years ago

The New South Wales police said that the “area of ​​interest” was marked in a research led by the volunteers about the body of a British girl who disappeared in Australia 55 years ago that turned into a wrong warning.

A volunteer team used the body detection dogs in search of Sherrill Grimmer It was hoping that their discovery would be a penetration In the case that has been a mystery since her disappearance in 1970, when she was three years old.

But the bones found in the area belong to an animal.

The authorities suspect that Sherrill, who immigrated from Bristol with her family, was kidnapped from Fairy Meadow Beach in Longong in January 1970.

Thursday’s search occurred in Balgownie, on a small pocket of the forests mentioned in the confession of a teenage boy.

In 2019, the suspect’s trial collapsed, known only by the name of the symbols, who was accused of kidnapping and killing in Sherrill. The man, in his sixties, denied any violations.

The prosecutors later dropped the charges against him as a judge who did not allow the confession he made as a minor.

The authorities have conducted several searches in contracts since the disappearance of Sherrill, but they have found few evidence of what happened to them.

The New South Wales authorities have provided a $ 1 million reward ($ 660,000; 491,000 pounds) for information about the kidnapping of Sherrill and the suspected killing.

Sherriel Ricky Nash, 62, has publicly highlighted what is believed to be errors in an investigation into the police that dates back to the day when she was lost.

Mr. Nash was seven years old. The last time he saw his sister in the Fair Meadow dressing rooms on the day she disappeared.

A petition asking Parliament in the state to conduct an investigation into the investigations of the missing persons supervised by the New South Wales police, such as Sherrill, is more than 10,000 signatures this summer.

It was discussed in Parliament, but in a message that responds to the providers of petitions, the state authorities did not commit to an investigation.

With the reports of Tiffany Turnboul in Sydney