Where Is Sally Grace Contarino Australian Tourist 26 Disappears In Us After Solo Trip To Las Vegas

. Her family later reported her missing, according to Red Rock Search & Rescue, and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

Contarino was supposed to return to Australia on Sunday, June 21, but never did.

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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has now opened a missing person case, and is also urging the public to help. All hospitals in the area were told to check their registries for the missing person and notify the police.

Contarino reportedly has brown hair and brown eyes. She booked a bus ticket from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, where she planned to board her flight. The Sun reported that she never scanned the bus ticket or showed up for her flight.

Contarino was last seen near Mount Charleston, approximately 35 to 45 miles northwest of the Las Vegas Strip, kSNV reported.

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Security footage from Timbers Bar & Grill in Las Vegas also showed Contarino walking down the street a day before she went missing, according to The Sun. She left the restaurant around 10:30 pm local time on June 19. She was wearing dark-colored shorts and a tank top paired with black-and-white Converse shoes.

Anyone with information about Contarino’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police at (702) 828-2907 or by email at MissingPersons@lvmpd.com.

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