$1 million reward brings 163 tips in Gus Lamont disappearance
South Australian police got 163 calls, 24 emails, and three letters. This happened after they announced a $1 million reward.
South Australian police received many tips after announcing a $1 million reward. The reward was for information about missing four-year-old Gus Lamont.
Since September 23, Crime Stoppers got 163 calls, 24 emails, and three letters. Lamont disappeared on September 27, 2025, from Oak Park Station.
This is a remote sheep station near Yunta. His case was declared a major crime in February 2026.
Task Force Horizon detectives are checking all the information. They are following up on leads.
The reward stays available for information. It can lead to catching whoever is responsible.
It can also lead to finding his remains.
- $1 million
- Reward amount
- 163 calls, 24 emails, 3 letters
- Tips received
- September 27, 2025
- Missing since
- Oak Park Station near Yunta
- Location
Why it mattersA big reward often brings new leads. These leads can help solve missing child cases and move investigations forward.
AustraliaThe case involves a missing South Australian child; the $1 million reward and public response may accelerate the investigation.
Corroborated bythenightly.com.au·7news.com.au
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