One of Australia’s longest-running missing persons cases may be closer to finally being closed after the New South Wales Police sensationally recommended that William Tyrrell’s foster mother be charged over his disappearance nine years ago.
The Daily Telegraph reports police have recommended she face charges of interfering with a corpse and perverting the course of justice.
The recommendation to the Director of Public Prosecutions comes after the case turned in 2021 when police began to search the home of Tyrrell’s foster grandmother.
The preschooler was last seen there on September 11, 2014, playing in his favourite Spiderman outfit.