Northern Territory Police have announced a $250,000 reward for information in relation to missing person Angie Fuller.
Ms Fuller was last seen on the evening of Monday 9 January 2023, travelling on Tanami Road, 15kms west of the intersection at Stuart Highway.
Despite an extensive search and rescue effort, Ms Fuller has not been seen since.
Commander Peter Kennon said “It has now been exactly 9 months since Ms Fuller was last seen and our investigators remain focussed on establishing what happened to Angie, where she is and who, or what, is responsible for her disappearance.
“The Major Crime Squad has carriage of this case and her disappearance is being treated as a homicide.
“We continue to urge to anyone with information, no matter how small, to get in contact with our investigators on 131 444 and quote reference 10228143. Anonymous reports can also be made through 1800 333 000.”
“Somebody knows what happened to Angie and we will not stop investigating until we find her. This case will not be closed until we can provide closure to her family.
“We are now offering a reward of $250,000 for information leading to the location of Angie. She is described as of Asian heritage, around 165cm tall, medium build with long black hair with purple streaks. She was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and a beige skirt.
Detectives will begin placing large signs advertising the reward around Alice Springs, particularly around the Tanami Highway, over the coming days.
“Even if you don’t believe you have any useful information, small details are often a catalyst for breakthroughs in cases such as these.”
