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Still MissingSamantha Murphy, 51, last seen leaving her property to go for a run in the Canadian State Forest, Ballarat 100km NW of Melbourne, 4 Feb 2024
I saw one dog is small and still missing, I wonder how big the second dog is? And how did they escape … ? One can imagine a German Shepherd jumping a fence ….
I saw one dog is small and still missing, I wonder how big the second dog is? And how did they escape … ? One can imagine a German Shepherd jumping a fence ….
Dog most likely did the thing dogs do, which is escape during a scary thunderstorm. Logic doubts she would have been able to get in + out of the immediate area without being spotted.
This brings up an interesting point. Because if she /usually/ took a dog running with her, why didn’t she take the dog this time?
Or did she, and the dog returned home without her?
It would definitely be good to know if she usually ran alone or with the dog.
And we have our first fire evac warning of the day its about 100km north west of Ballarat but just wanted to mention it so people not from Aus understand what we're up against today.
Edited to add this is also another reason for no searching our fire are fought by volunteer firefighter the same people who were part of the official search and when we have such a high fire danger not only is to unsafe for them to be out searching they need to be on stand by ready to fight fires
My concern as a semi-local (within 1hr, familiar with bushfires as a lifetime country Victorian) is that a potential perpetrator could return and ignite a fire - supposing someone else was involved and has dumped her somewhere - that covers their tracks
My concern as a semi-local (within 1hr, familiar with bushfires as a lifetime country Victorian) is that a potential perpetrator could return and ignite a fire - supposing someone else was involved and has dumped her somewhere - that covers their tracks
My concern as a semi-local (within 1hr, familiar with bushfires as a lifetime country Victorian) is that a potential perpetrator could return and ignite a fire - supposing someone else was involved and has dumped her somewhere - that covers their tracks
We have a vizsla. They are very bonded to their person in a way I’ve not seen other dog breeds. Ours is very attached to my husband. If something happened to him, she would be distraught and would definitely go off trying to track him. They’re hunter-retrieving dogs.
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