Who is she? what did he do?

Kathleen Riethmuller. about

According to police, a woman who disappeared from Sydney in October 2016 may still be alive and living in Melbourne.

CCTV footage from October 28 in north Sydney shows Kathleen Rithmüller, a 28-year-old from Brisbane, visiting a bunnings on Reserve Road, Artarmon, before disappearing off a major road. Later that day, a member of the public on Centennial Avenue, Lane Cove, found her bag, which contained her identity, bank cards, money and other personal items.

The deputy premier and police minister, Paul Tolle, told reporters on Monday that he believed Ms Rithmüller had gone to Melbourne looking for work.

Since officials have not been able to contact Ms. Rithmüller, Mr. Tole has appealed to the public for assistance in locating her.

“We should not underestimate the ripple effect that occurs when a person goes missing for no apparent reason or without a trace,” he said.

The public’s help is needed, but the police are determined to locate Kathleen and return her safely to her loved ones and friends.

How did the police find Kathleen Reithmuller?

Police believe Ms Rithmuller checked in at a hostel at Sir John Young Crescent in Woolumulu on 28 October. She also frequented a flat in Sydney’s King St. Louis.

Although she seldom left the house, she never entered her bedroom. Instead, she suddenly fled and was last seen in North Sydney, where she was reportedly wearing a long-sleeved denim dress and black flats.

A group of her friends have set up a special social media account to help track her down. No one knows what happened to her, and according to Detective Chief Superintendent Glenn Brown, the woman’s behavior was “clearly out of character.”

“When she was last seen, she was acting in a way that was clearly out of character, and we have been unable to determine any rational explanation for her actions that day and her subsequent disappearance.” ,” They said.

Finally, public support is important. From October 20 to October 22, several different household items were posted in his name on a Sydney-headquartered Gumtree account for a total of $410.

A yoga mat, an antique room divider, a lamp, an easel, and a framed mosaic painting were among the items for the tombs. However, the ad was removed shortly after her disappearance, just like her profile.