ADF to join search for missing boy Gus in remote SA
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The military will join the desperate search for a young boy missing for days on his family’s property in regional South Australia.

Gus was last seen playing on his family’s remote homestead, about 40km south of Yunta, at about 5pm on Saturday, September 27.

The four-year-old is described as Caucasian, with long, blond, curly hair.

The search for missing boy Gus on a remote property in South Australia continues. (South Australia Police)

He was last seen wearing a grey sun hat, a cobalt blue t-shirt featuring a yellow “Minion” animated character, light grey long pants, and boots.

A small footprint was found yesterday about 500m from the homestead.

Police said today a contingent of 48 personnel from the Australian Defence Force would deploy to the search area at 8am ACST today, and are expected to help with ground searches over the coming days.

A footprint found 500m from where missing boy Gus was last seen on his family’s homestead in remote South Australia. (South Australia Police)

Other specialise resources involved in the search include mounted and water police, dog police, PolAir, police cadets, SES volunteers, drones, an Indigenous tracker, and community and family members.

In a statement issued earlier this week, Gus’s family asked for privacy and said they were “devastated” by his disappearance.

“Gus’s absence is felt in all of us, and we miss him more than words can express,” they said.

Gus search
Multiple resources are being deployed in the search (South Australia Police)

“Our hearts are aching, and we are holding onto hope that he will be found and returned to us safely.”

Anybody with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 1800 333 000 or online, quoting reference #25013.
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