The parents of missing four-year-old Gus Lamont released a statement on 24 February 2026. Josh and Jess said their “lives have been shattered”. They asked anyone with information to come forward. Gus went missing from his family’s sheep station in outback South Australia on 27 September 2025.
Key Facts
- Who: Gus (Angus) Lamont, aged four.
- Missing since: About 5pm, 27 September 2025.
- Where: Oak Park station, near Yunta, about 300km from Adelaide.
- Police update: On 5 February 2026, police said it was now a major crime, and named a suspect who lived at the station. Police said it was not one of his parents.
- Information: Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
What His Parents Said
“We are united in our grief, and we are united in our search for answers about what happened to our little boy, Gus, who means everything to us,” they said. “Our lives have been shattered, and every moment without him is unbearable.”
“Even the smallest detail could give us the answers we so desperately need,” they said. They also released a new photo and a video of Gus on a bike.
The Search
Drones, divers, dogs, volunteers, police and defence force staff searched the 60,000-hectare property. When he went missing, Gus was wearing a blue T-shirt with a yellow Minion, a grey sun hat, light-grey pants and boots.
The Investigation
Detective Superintendent Darren Fielke said police had found “inconsistencies and discrepancies” in the information they were given. He said police would keep investigating “until we get an outcome”.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Gus Lamont go missing?
On 27 September 2025.
Where did he go missing?
From Oak Park station, near Yunta in South Australia.
How can I help?
Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 with any information.
Conclusion
Gus’s parents just want to bring him home. Any small detail could help police.
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