An Australian tourist, Sally Grace Contarino, has been missing for three weeks during her vacation in Las Vegas. Contarino, aged 26 and from Melbourne, Australia, disappeared after informing a friend on June 20 through a message that she planned to go hiking, as reported by the New York Post.
According to the police, she boarded a flight and traveled from Melbourne on June 13. By June 18, she confirmed her arrival at a hotel in downtown Las Vegas to a family member, as reported by KLAS.
On June 20, she was last seen at 9700 West Skye Canyon Drive, according to the New York Post. Her disappearance was noted after she failed to board her flight back home.
The Australian Consulate in Los Angeles contacted the Las Vegas Metro Police following a missing person report by Victorian Police in Australia. Red Rock Search & Rescue, a local non-profit organization, has issued a public alert regarding Contarino, stating that her trip likely included stops in Las Vegas, Mt. Charleston, and Southern California.
The organization urges anyone with relevant information to contact the police. Fox News Digital has attempted to contact the Las Vegas Metro Police Department for further updates.
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