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WEST Australian police said today a woman who shared a train carriage with a teenage boy who vanished more than two weeks ago could provide them with important new information. Major Crime Squad Detective Sergeant David Bryson said camera footage from a train travelling between the south-eastern Perth suburbs of Armadale and Kelmscott on the day Blake Reynolds disappeared showed him sitting near a female passenger. Blake, 14, was last seen at Kelmscott railway station on August 30 following that brief journey. His disappearance has sparked a major investigation. "We just wish to find out who she is because ... we want to know if she struck up a conversation with Blake, what sort of mood he was in, how he was feeling," Sergeant Bryson said. "She's not a person of interest. We just want to talk to her and find out what Blake's demeanour was when he was on the train." Yesterday, detectives combed the Reynolds' family home in nearby Maddington for clues and later removed two vehicles for detailed scientific examination. Sgt Bryson said the family were not suspects, and the search was standard procedure. "Plus that's also to build up a bit of a profile on Blake as well," he said. "The stuff that we seized was Blake's music and things like that – things we can look at and see if there is something we have missed." The search of a semi-rural property at Bedfordale, also yesterday, failed to turn up any new leads on the teen, he said. "Blake may have been in that area in the past week or two," Sgt Bryson said. "It was a fairly big property. "There was streams, there were creek beds and big water tanks as well. It is the sort of place that a kid may have went, may have fell, may have been hurt, so that's why it was searched." He said Blake's family and police were still hopeful he would be found alive. However, he could not rule out foul play. "If you are being realistic about it, this is over two weeks and he is a small sort of boy," he said. "Obviously we are open to that as well, that is the reason that major crime are here but we would definitely love to find him alive." AAP (15-9-2005) Holly Nott Blake was found alive about 2 weeks after he went missing, he had been abducted and 2 men have been charged. Australian Missing Persons Register |
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