Fresh search planned for Nannup Four 20 years after their disappearance

A fresh search is planned for the Nannup Four nearly 20 years after Chantelle McDougall, Leela McDougall, Tony Popic, and Gary Felton vanished from a Roberts Road property in July 2007.

Justin Tomlinson

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Fresh search planned for Nannup Four 20 years after their disappearance

A fresh search is being planned for the group known as the Nannup Four nearly 20 years after they vanished. Chantelle McDougall, Leela McDougall, Tony Popic, and Gary Felton all disappeared from their Roberts Road property in July 2007.[1][2]

The upcoming search effort marks a renewed attempt to investigate the site and circumstances surrounding the July 2007 disappearance. Chantelle McDougall, Leela McDougall, Tony Popic, and Gary Felton remain missing after vanishing from the Roberts Road location two decades ago.[1][2]

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