South Australian police finished searching six mine shafts at Oak Park Station in late November 2025. They found no evidence linked to missing four-year-old Gus Lamont.
Key Facts
- Missing: Gus Lamont, 4.
- Where: Oak Park Station, near Yunta, in outback SA.
- Search: Six newly found mine shafts, 5.5 to 12 km from the homestead.
- Depth: Some were shallow; others up to 20 metres deep.
- Result: No evidence found. Police did not rule out going back.
How the Shafts Were Found
The shafts were found using aerial mapping. Deeper ones needed special equipment to search.
Can You Help?
Anyone with information can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Gus Lamont?
A four-year-old boy missing from Oak Park Station in South Australia.
What did the mine shaft search find?
No evidence linked to Gus.
Will police search again?
Police did not rule out returning.
Conclusion
The search for answers about Gus continues.
Related reads: Every Moment is Unbearable”: Heartbroken Parents of Missing Gus Break Silence with a Chilling New Message; RACE AGAINST TIME: Teenage Triathlete Missing After Solo Run in Kosciuszko National Park; No Sign of Missing Boy Gus Lamont After Police Drain Large Dam in South Australia Search.
Leave a Reply