It’s been 11 days since three young Perth boys disappeared from their home. So why haven’t we heard more about it?
The three Perth boys — Desmond Narrier, 12, Clive Hart, 12, and Ryheem Davey, 11 — went missing 11 days ago, and police have made no headway on the case.
The young boys were last seen at their Parkerville home on Australia Day.
Police are now pleading with the public to help find the three boys, and The Department for Child Protection and Family Support is leading the search.
WA Today reports that while the children were living together in Parkerville, they are not believed to be related.
It has also been revealed that 12-year-old Desmond, who has dark eyes and black curly hair, requires medication.
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Ryheem has dark eyes and straight dark hair, and Clive has dark curly short hair.
Further circumstances surrounding the case are unknown, and some commentators have suggested the lack of media attention on the case may be a race issue:
http://t.co/C6y0pNXO6T You'd think it would be front page & leading TV and radio bulletins @grumpyMichael #Findtheseboys
— Jo McManus (@jofmcmanus) February 4, 2015
11 days, 3 young Aboriginal Perth boys still missing, if they were white this story would be headlining http://t.co/mXYXpCdwGb @paddygibson
— Adam Sharah (@AdamSharah) February 4, 2015
Police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
If you have any information regarding the case, please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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According to some members of the Aboriginal community over here in Perth, they have been found, were found earlier this week and had run away from their carers....