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William Tyrrell in William Tyrrell: Little Boy Lost, Premiering on Sunday 18 July at 8Pm AEST on Sky News MEDIA RELEASE: Monday 5 July 2021 A SPECIAL INVESTIGATION BY SKY NEWS AUSTRALIA Premieres Sunday July 18 at 8pm AEST on Sky News on Foxtel and Sky News on WIN In a Sky News Australia true crime investigation, Sky News anchor Peter Stefanovic speaks candidly with those at the heart of the case of missing toddler William Tyrrell in William Tyrrell: Little Boy Lost, premiering on Sunday 18 July at 8pm AEST on Sky News. Throughout the 30-minute special investigation, Peter and a team of experts piece together the critical timeline immediately before and after William was reported missing. It has been nearly seven years since William Tyrrell was last seen. The little boy in the spider man suit was playing in his foster grandmother’s backyard in Kendall in Northern NSW on September 12, 2014 with his older sister. Just before 10.30am, William ran around the side of the house. He has never been seen again. Police initially treated it as a missing person’s case, but it quickly became a homicide investigation. Since then, police have identified more than 600 persons of interest and offered a $1 million reward, the biggest in NSW history. In the coming months, findings from the Coronial Inquest into what happened to then three- year-old William will be handed down. In her first television interview since the Coronial Inquest, Peter speaks exclusively to William’s biological mother about the circumstances that led to William being in foster care, her experience on that devastating day he went missing, and the hurt and anger she endures daily as his case remains unsolved. During the special, Peter also hears from former homicide detective Gary Jubelin and discusses William’s disappearance with Bruce and Denise Morcombe, parents of abducted teenager Daniel Morcombe whose body was recovered eight years after he went missing following an extensive police operation. Sky News anchor, Peter Stefanovic commented: “It’s a disappearance that continues to mystify. Seven years on and there are still so many questions that remain unanswered. With the help of Gary Jubelin, we go back to the early parts of the investigation and revisit what went wrong. We cover the suspects, the missteps, and where to next.” Sky News also shares William’s sister’s statement from the Coronial Inquest where she implores police to find her brother. William’s sister, who was four years-old when he disappeared, states her intention to become a police detective as soon as she can to ensure her brother’s case is solved once and for all. William Tyrrell: Little Boy Lost Sunday July 18 at 8pm AEST on Sky News on Foxtel and Sky News on WIN For media enquiries please contact: [email protected] About Sky News The Sky News channels are operated by Australian News Channel Pty Ltd and include Sky News, Sky News Weather, Sky News Extra, Sky News UK, FOX SPORTS News and Australia Channel for international audiences. Australian News Channel is owned by News Corp Australia, a subsidiary of News Corp. .
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