I was looking for some info about the CSK case and I found this Crimestoppers Cold Case page with several more long-term missing women in Perth, some of whom Ive seen mentioned on this thread but some I havent.
https://www.crimestopperswa.com.au/unsolved-cases-category/cold-cases/
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I dont recall ever hearing about the following cases, does anyone know anything about these cases?
Sharon Elizabeth Fulton
DESCRIPTION: (at time of disappearance):
AGE: 39 years
HEIGHT: 165cm
BUILD: Medium
EYES: Green
HAIR: Brown shoulder length wavy hair
COMPLEXION: Fair
To this day a mystery still surrounds the disappearance of mother of four Sharon Elizabeth FULTON.
FULTON was born Sharon Elizabeth HULME on the 31st of May 1946 in Dubbo, New South Wales, the only child of Robert and Betty HULME.
When Sharon was 21 years of age she married Maxwell Robert FULTON on the 8th of July at St Pauls Presbyterian Church in Brisbane. Together, Robert (which he preferred to be called) and Sharon had four children.
Robert was employed by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and was often posted to RAAF bases both within Australia and overseas. In February 1983 Robert was transferred to Western Australia where the family took up residence on Readshaw Road in Duncraig while Robert worked at Pearce Air Base in Bullsbrook.
It was from this address that Sharon FULTON, aged 39, was reported missing to police on the 21st of March 1986, by her husband who last saw his wife four days earlier on March 18th 1986.
Robert reported that he had arrived home from work around Midday on March the 18th to find his wife missing after having had a conversation with her the previous day where she informed him that she needed time to herself. He later told police that he had taken his wife to the East Perth Train Station on this date.
Sharon has not been seen or heard of since. At the time of Sharons death her children aged 15 years, 10 years, 7 years and 3 years, were left to fend for themselves without a mother, never knowing what happened to her. She was described as an enthusiastic person by all that knew her, centring her life on motherhood, and occasionally enjoying times with her friends while following her hobby of ten pin bowling. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance still remain a mystery and the tragedy continues to haunt her children now all grown up and her friends who are still searching for answers.
Maybell Yamalulu
DESCRIPTION: (at time of disappearance):
AGE: 16 years
BUILD: Slim
EYES: Brown
HAIR: Brown
COMPLEXION: Tanned
Sadly, at just 16 years of age, Maybell Yamalulus body was discovered in bushland west of Fitzroy Crossing on the 5th of February, 1983.
Three elderly Aboriginal men found her decomposed body whilst they were hunting near a dam site situated only 13 kilometres west of the Fitzroy Crossing Township.
There were tyre tracks leading into the bush where Maybells body was found and also returning to the dam area.
Investigations revealed there were no crocodiles in this dam. It is probably for this reason that the dam was a popular recreational spot utilised by local residents for swimming and barbecues.
Last seen alive on the 14th of January, 1983, Police still remain hopeful that someone may know something that will help uncover the truth about the circumstances surrounding her death.
What Police do know is that on that day Maybell visited a trucking yard just out of town during the late afternoon to socialise with her brother, sister and friends.
After spending some time together the group were dropped off at the Windmill Reserve. Later that evening Maybell was sighted around the Crossing Inn Hotel which was the last known location where she was seen alive.
A post mortem examination confirmed she had been the victim of a brutal assault which ultimately led to her death.
Glenyce Rae McGOWAN
DESCRIPTION: (at time of disappearance):
AGE: 19 years
HEIGHT: 155cm
BUILD: Medium
EYES: Brown
Family and friends of Glenyce Rae McGowan are still desperate to solve the puzzle surrounding her disappearance from a campsite up north in 1975.
Glenyce was born on the 28th of August, 1956 and lived with her family in Medina at the time of her disappearance. She was independent, outgoing and popular, as was reflected by the many friends she had. She was also an experienced traveller, having travelled both intrastate and interstate and always maintained regular contact with her family whilst away.
In December 1975 Glenyce decided to travel to Tom Price to visit her best friend who had recently become pregnant. She arranged to hitch a lift with a family friend who was driving to Port Hedland. They left on the 8th of December, 1975 driving a 1962 blue Ford Falcon station wagon.
Before she left, Glenyce sent a telegram to her best friend advising her she was on her way and she also told her father that she would be home before Christmas.
On the 9th of December, 1975 Glenyce and the family friend arrived in Carnarvon and spent three hours there, during which time Glenyce withdrew $40.00 from her bank account and made a couple of small purchases. The two then headed north and arrived at Nanutarra Roadhouse at 5:00pm.
Due to Tropical Cyclone Joan the road to Tom Price was washed out causing them to spend the night in the camping area adjacent to the roadhouse. They ended up sleeping in the car because the ground was covered in ants.
The following day the 10th of December, 1975 the family friend continued travelling north towards Port Hedland alone as Glenyce had arranged to get a lift with a family at the campsite who were returning home to Tom Price. By coincidence, the family knew of Glenyces friend. It was agreed they would leave Nanutarra at dawn on the 11th of December, 1975.
Glenyce was camped about 30 metres away from the family who were to give her a lift in the morning. She was sleeping on the ground in her sleeping bag.
When the family rose at about 5.00am the 11th of December, 1975 and went to collect Glenyce from her campsite they discovered that both Glenyce and her belongings were gone. They searched up and down the river for about an hour to no avail leading the family to think she must have left with someone else so they eventually departed Nanutarra for Tom Price.
En route, the family could not pass the Beasley River so were forced to camp there for another two days during which time they did not see any other vehicles pass. They arrived in Tom Price on the 13th of December 1975, but only realised that Glenyce was missing several days later when they visited her girlfriend. A missing persons report was lodged on the 19th of December 1975.
When last sighted on the 10th of December, 1975, Glenyce was wearing a long, blue cottton or cheesecloth skirt, an Indian style cream coloured, button-up top and a pair of strap on sandals. She had a small haversack, a green sleeping bag and an Indian style shoulder bag and was swimming and reading and by the riverbank.
Her bank account has not been accessed since the 9th of December, 1975 in Carnarvon.
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