Dad’s desperate plea to find son who vanished 20 years ago | UK | News
20 years ago, the father of a man who disappeared without a trace, the detectives re -publishing calls for the Cold Case, he made a heartbreaking objection.
Simon Knight was only 32 years old when he disappeared after being seen at a Crown Street hotel on the morning of July 21, 2005.
At that time, the enthusiastic chef left inadequate evidence to watch researchers. The Call was published in Netflix as a new three -part documentary called Amy Bradley, and the missing person showed how much public interest in cold cases.
Initially and despite extensive research over the years, Simon from Redfern continues to be lost. A second coronal investigation conducted in 2015 concluded that Simon was likely to face death, but no residue was discovered by leaving the details of his destiny.
The detectives of the South Sydney Police Region Command are constantly investigating Mr. Knight’s mysterious disappearance under Strike Force Glenlea. In order to reveal new potential customers, the NSW government increased its award to $ 250,000 for information on Simon’s case in November 2020. Reports the mirror.
Simon was recently defined as a Blue Eyes, a fair skin, a Caucasian male with red hair and beard. On the day of his disappearance, he is believed to wear a dark green T -shirt matched with blue jeans.
Police and Anti -Terror Minister Yasmin Catley stressed that despite the previous years, Simon’s family was desperate to close. “Losing a loved one is devastating, but those who don’t know makes the loss very difficult.
“Today, we appeal to everyone who can have the smallest information that can help the police bring answers about Simon’s disappearance for the knight family.”
The Commander of the South Sydney Police Region, Deputy Chairman Christopher Hill expressed his belief that Simon had knowledge about the disappearance of Simon. Mr. Hill said: “To support the search for this answer, everyone who may have received information since Simon’s disappearance is asked to come to the fore.
“In July 2005, especially if they know Simon and they haven’t talked to the police yet, we are eager to talk to everyone who lives in Crown and Oxford, Surry Hills.
Simon’s father, Bob Knight, was grateful to the police for his ongoing efforts, although Simon had been 20 years since his disappearance. “Our family is still waiting, one day we will receive an answer and we hope to close. So if you know something, please contact the police or crime.”
An important award of $ 250,000 is offered for information that leads to the discovery of Simon Knight where it is, or to shed light on conditions surrounding the disappearance of the disappearance.
