Niamh Maye was 18 years old when she disappeared from a country town in NSW in 2002. With her family still desperate for answers, police are hoping a large reward will encourage someone to come forward.
abc.net.au/news/250k-reward-offered-in-niamh-maye-missing-person-cold-case/102504060New South Wales Police are offering a $250,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction or the recovery of the remains of a teenager who disappeared in the state's south more than two decades ago.
A 2012 coronial inquiry found she died at or near Tumut on March 30 that year and police believe she met with foul play. A man wanted in connection with her disappearance later died while in custody on rape charges in Queensland.'Forever young' In a public statement issued today she said her daughter has left a "gaping hole" in the family, and she will never give up the search for remains.
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