Detectives have seized a silver Hyundai ix35 hatchback with registration 414-EW3, believed to be the vehicle Pheobe travelled in to the airport.
They’ve also declared her previous residence – a property in Gin Gin, west of Bundaberg – as a crime scene.
Police reportedly removed several dead dogs from the property, which also contains a large house bus and is scattered with rubbish.
This detail raises public health questions about environmental wellness, disease exposure, and animal welfare-related liability.
A land search around Airport Drive and the surrounding bushland was conducted on Monday, but turned up none of Pheobe’s belongings.
Her phone and social media have gone silent since the day before her disappearance, and her bank account has shown no activity since May 14.
