Australia AUSTRALIA - 4YO AUGUST (GUS) Missing from rural family home in Outback, Yunta, South Australia, 27th Sept 2025

[Total_C]

Follow-up on POL53 activity

After posting earlier about the helicopter’s departure and signal drop, I’ve now noticed it comes back online over Jamestown at 18:34:30 UTC (around 4:04 am local time).

So, in total:

• Departed Adelaide ~11:31 pm local
• Signal lost near Jamestown ~12:19 am
• Back online over the same area ~4:04 am

Looks like it was operating through the night, possibly below ADS-B range for several hours.

 

[Toowong(s)]

This is interesting. Hopefully leads to a breakthrough…

Results of drone searches for 4yo Gus on SA property 'being analysed'

Police say they have conducted a "significant" aerial search of a property in South Australia's mid-north, where a four-year-old boy went missing 10 days ago.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Detective Willy]

I think its very strange that they have not found anything relating to Gus.

The lack of information being released is strange too IMO.

I would normally expect a relative or family friend to be speaking out but something seems off here.

If Gus simply wandered off I think he would have been found by now. How can you leave a boy this young without any Supervision for such a long time? Something is not adding up here.

Volunteer who helped search for missing boy drops bombshell theory

‘We are confident that we have done all we can to locate Gus within the search area.’

7news.com.au

 

[Kemug]

It probably has no relevance whatsoever, but that Saturday was the first day of school holidays in South Australia.

Replying to myself: I suppose it could mean that the parents had travelled to Adelaide to collect older children from boarding school, and hadn't yet returned. Leaving Gus with grandma.