SA Police return to remote station in search for missing boy Gus Lamont

SA Police return to Oak Park Station in Gus Lamont missing person investigationTopic:Missing Person9m ago9 minutes agoSun 15 Feb 2026 at 10:41pmGus Lamont was last seen at his home at Oak Park Station on September 27, 2025. (Supplied: SA Police)In short:Gus Lamont was last seen at Oak Park Station on September 27 last year.Police said earlier this month that a person who lived at the property was a suspect in his disappearance.What's next?Police say they will be at the station on Monday and Tuesday to search for evidence.abc.net.au/news/police-return-to-oak-park-station-in-gus-lamont-investigation/106348336Link copiedShareShare articlePolice have returned to the remote station where four-year-old Gus Lamont went missing almost five months ago.SA Police says officers from a group investigating his disappearance will be searching for evidence at Oak Park Station, in South Australia's north-east, on Monday and Tuesday.Gus went missing from his home at the station near Yunta on September 27 last year, but several searches around the homestead did not find any clues to his whereabouts.Earlier this month, SA Police said a person who lived at the property was now considered a suspect, but stressed that the boy's parents were not under investigation.The officers visiting the station this week are from Taskforce Horizon, which was formed last October to look into Gus's disappearance."An update on the search activities will be provided as they progress," SA Police said in a statement.Police told the media on February 5 that a vehicle, a motorcycle and electronic devices had been seized during a search at Oak Park Station on January 14 and 15.The next day, Gus's grandparents, Josie and Shannon Murray, said the family had "cooperated fully with the investigation" and that they were "absolutely devastated" that police had said a person who lived at Oak Park had withdrawn their cooperation.Posted 9m ago9 minutes agoSun 15 Feb 2026 at 10:41pmShare optionsCopy linkFacebookX (formerly Twitter)Top StoriesRadical immigration policy banning countries being considered by LiberalsTopic:Liberal Party of Australia