When did Gus Lamont disappear from his grandparents' farm?

Gus Lamont disappeared from Oak Park Station on September 27.

Why is Gus Lamont's disappearance being treated as a major crime?

Police are treating Gus Lamont's disappearance as a major crime because they have identified inconsistencies in the timeline surrounding his vanishing.

What has been done to find Gus Lamont?

Extensive ground and aerial searches have been conducted across vast areas of the Outback, involving police, army, and volunteers, but no trace of Gus Lamont has been found.

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Outback Mystery Deepens: Child's Disappearance Now Major Crime

15 Feb

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Summary

Gus Lamont vanished from his grandparents' farm on September 27.
Police now treat the disappearance as a major crime due to inconsistencies.
Extensive searches have covered vast areas but found no trace of Gus.

Outback Mystery Deepens: Child's Disappearance Now Major Crime

The case of Gus Lamont, missing since September 27 from a remote sheep farm in South Australia, has been reclassified as a major crime by police. Authorities no longer believe the four-year-old simply wandered off from his grandparents' property, Oak Park Station, near Yunta.

Taskforce Horizon, established after his disappearance, has identified significant inconsistencies in the events surrounding Gus's last known moments. While his parents are not considered suspects, his grandparents' legal representation has been noted as no arrests have been made.