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$500,000 reward offered for missing Canberra man David Abuoi

Police offer a $500,000 reward for information about David Abuoi. He is 35 years old and has been missing for 14 years.

David Abuoi was last seen on 10 July 2012. He walked away from City Police Station in Canberra.

He was 35 at the time. His family has not heard from him since.

Police have ruled out suicide, misadventure, and change of identity. Detective Nicci Linden says police have credible information that Abuoi was a victim of foul play.

The ACT Government announced a $500,000 reward this week. It is for information that leads to a prosecution.

Police believe some people in the community know what happened. They hope the reward will encourage these people to come forward.

$500,000
Reward amount
10 July 2012, 8:30 am
Last sighting
14 years
Years missing
35 years old
Age at disappearance

Why it mattersAfter 14 years of uncertainty, the family of a missing person finally has a realistic chance to get answers. They may finally find closure.

AustraliaCanberra missing person case; the ACT Government is offering the reward this week to break a 14-year-old cold case.

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