Police insist one of Gus Lamont's grandparents remains a suspect in his disappearance in South Australia's far north.
Gus Lamont's grandmother received A$10,500 fine for gun silencer possession; she remains a suspect in his disappearance since September 2025. Police note the offense is unrelated, but the conviction and five-year weapons ban mark significant developments in the investigation.
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Josie Murray arrives at the Adelaide Magistrates Court.
By Eva Blandis, ABC
The grandparent of missing four-year-old Gus Lamont has been fined A$10,500 for possession of a gun silencer at the family's Oak Park Station in South Australia's far north.
Josie Rachelle Murray, 75, was charged in February, just a short time after police declared her grandson's disappearance a major crime.
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A suspect has also been identified in the case of Gus Lamont who was last seen by his grandma in September.
One of Gus's grandparents remains a suspect in the police investigation into his disappearance.
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