Missing camper Russell Hill's daughter recalls last memory of him before he vanished with lover
Families of missing campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay have broken their silence 18 months the pair vanished in Victoria's East Gippsland region.
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Families of missing campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay have broken their silence 18 months the pair vanished in Victoria's East Gippsland region.
Russell Hill, 74, left his property in Drouin, Victoria on March 20 last year and picked up Carol Clay, 73, from her home for a camping trip in the rugged bushland of Wonnangatta Valley in East Gippsland.
Nineteen months after they were last seen, detectives from the Missing Persons Squad have joined with the families of Russell Hill and Carol Clay to
Russell Hill and Carol Clay went camping in secret amid a lurid affair on March 19 Their scorched campsite was later found with flammable as bottles in the tent Phones, a $2,000 drone, car keys, bank cards and sleeping bags were all gone Victoria Police has been desperately searching for clues to crack the case Weather conditions in the area the campers went missing has halted search
News by Anthony Piovesan 2nd May 2021 2:21 PM The story of missing campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay has sparked so many questions, but delivered so few answers. After almost 14 months of searching, the mystery of what happened deep in the wilderness between the popular tourist peaks of Mount Hotham and Mount Buller continues to baffle detectives. Mr Hill, 74, and Ms Clay, 73, vanished on March 20 last year during a camping trip in the remote East Gippsland beauty spot of Wonnangatta, 350km east of Melbourne. Mr Hill left hi...