NSW Police announce renewed $250,000 appeal for 2005 disappearance of Newtown chef

Knight regularly had a wide circle of friends in Crown and Oxford Street bar scene.

“He loved your lifestyle [in Surry Hills]He was particularly in the chef and the gay community and he was very happy there, Bob Bob Knight said.

“He was fun … A little entertainment went with him [when he disappeared]”Knight’s sister Francis.

On Monday, NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley officially renewed a $ 250,000 appeal for information that could help a two -year investigation. Without any body, the conditions for the disappearance of Knight remain a mystery.

“Today we appeal to everyone who can have the smallest information today, which can help the police to bring answers about Simon’s loss for the knight family,” Catley said.

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The objection was renewed for the third time. In 2008, after a Coroner’s investigation was not possible for Knight’s death, a $ 100,000 information award was given. Another investigation in 2015 concluded that Knight was more likely to death, reversing the finding.

When this appeal went anywhere, the NSW police increased the prize to $ 250,000 in 2020.

Speaking at that time, Knight’s mother Robyn Conlan admitted that his son was still alive, but he said that the family said.[ed] Knowing what happened to him ”.

In addition, in 2020, Bob Knight insisted that his son would “not just disappear”.

“I don’t want to die without knowing what happened to him … The worst thing a parent can experience.”

On Monday, the police called everyone who might have knowledge to come forward.

“We are eager to talk to everyone living [around] Or Surry Hills often, Crown and Oxford, often, in July 2005, especially if they know Simon and haven’t talked to the police yet, ”he said.

Knight, blue eyes, a fair skin, red hair and beard is defined as the appearance of the Caucasus.

Anyone who is informed is asked to contact the crime stoppers in 1800 333 000.