GUILTY Australia - Lateesha Nolan, 24, Dubbo NSW, 4 Jan 2005

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Dubbo man makes most wanted list

Monday, 20 February 2006. 15:17 (AEDT)Monday, 20 February 2006. 14:17 (ACST)Monday, 20 February 2006. 14:17 (AEST)Monday, 20 February 2006. 15:17 (ACDT)Monday, 20 February 2006. 12:17 (AWST)

A Dubbo man wanted for questioning about the death of a woman and disappearance of another will feature on a new most wanted list of criminals.

Malcolm Naden has been missing since June last year after the death of Kristy Scholes.

He is also wanted for questioning about the disappearance of Lateesha Nolan more than a year ago.

Naden's photo and details will appear on the NSW police website and in banks and other places of business.
 
I think January 3rd will be the second anniversary of Lateesha's disappearance. I wish there was more information by now.

Prayers for her and her family!
 
Hi Mattsmum.
Hopefully the reward money will help flush him out.......somebody has to be helping him hide...lets hope they decide to cash in..
Thoughts and prayers to the family.
 
Quiet vigil marks seven years

SEVEN years on and the heartbreak Innes Park man Mick Peet felt when he first discovered his 24-year-old daughter Lateesha Nolan had gone missing is just as fresh, just as painful.

[snip]

In the past months memories of her disappearance have been stirred up yet again by the search for one of New South Wales' most wanted men, Malcolm John Naden, who is believed to have been involved in Ms Nolan's disappearance.

More: http://www.themorningbulletin.com.au/story/2012/01/03/quiet-vigil-marks-7-years/
 
Malcolm Naden captured by hidden police bush cameras
[snip]

Tracked for more than 2460 days, Naden was walking towards Moppy Valley when he was captured on film by a secret police surveillance "bush cam."

Wanted in connection with the brutal killings of Dubbo mother Kristy Scholes and his cousin Lateesha Nolan, the eerie images caught Naden as he tramped alone in bushland, about 60 kilometres from where he was arrested near Gloucester.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/mal...ice-bush-cameras/story-fnhnv0wb-1226714161361


Detectives reveal how they caught Australia's most wanted fugitive Malcolm Naden after eight years

[snip]

Mr Willing says the only loose end is providing Ms Nolan's family closure and recovering her remains.

[snip]

March 22, 2012: Police capture Naden in rugged bushland west of Gloucester just after midnight.
April 2012: Naden is taken to a dig scene at Butler Falls after telling officers he disposed of Lateesha's remains at the site - they are not found.
June 2012: Naden is moved into Long Bay Hospital and placed on suicide watch after becoming depressed in Supermax.
March 2013: Naden pleads guilty to the murder of Kristy Scholes and Lateesha Nolan, the indecent assault of a young girl and attempted murder of a police officer.
June 14, 2013: A judge sentences Naden to life with no parole. He thanks the judge.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/det...-wanted-fugitive/story-fnii5s3z-1226678692378
 
From January 2015:

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/malcolm-n...sting-place-ten-years-on-20150104-12hnsr.html

Ten years after notorious fugitive Malcolm Naden killed his cousin Lateesha Nolan and dumped her body, her family finally has a place they can formally pay their respects.

On the 10th anniversary of the mother-of-four's disappearance, a memorial was unveiled at Dubbo's Sandy Beach, on the bank of the Macquarie River...

Speaking after the service, Detective Sergeant Mark Meredith said police would not give up hope of finding Lateesha Nolan's body.
Click to expand...

https://www.missingpersons.gov.au/who-missing/nsw/nolan-lateesha
 
Lateesha Nolan: Search resumes for Malcolm Naden murder victim after bone found

Updated Tue Dec 06 16:05:02 EST 2016
Posted Tue Dec 06 10:20:27 EST 2016

'A search has resumed for the remains of murder victim Lateesha Nolan after DNA tests confirmed a bone found last month at Dubbo in New South Wales belonged to her.

Key points:

  • Lateesha Nolan disappeared in 2005
  • Ms Nolan's cousin Malcolm Naden was convicted of her murder in 2012 and sentenced to life imprisonment
  • The bone was found by a member of the public in November 2016
Homicide Squad Commander Detective Superintendent Mick Willing said a passer-by found a femur or leg bone, on November 25.

"It is a recreational area south of Dubbo that is frequented by many people. They were walking along and came across the bone," he said.

It was looked at by a forensic pathologist and an anthropologist, who said it belonged to a human.

A DNA test later confirmed the bone belonged to Ms Nolan.'

'The search, near the original site at a riverbank near Butlers Falls, is expected to take a number of days.'
 
Excellent timeline:

Malcolm Naden: How police closed in on New South Wales' most wanted man
By Mazoe Ford
Updated Tue Dec 06 13:31:13 EST 2016
Posted Tue Dec 06 13:18:40 EST 2016

'The spotlight has returned to convicted murderer Malcolm Naden, after a bone found at Dubbo was confirmed as belonging to his cousin, Lateesha Nolan.

Naden pleaded guilty to her murder and was sentenced to life in prison after one of the biggest police manhunts in New South Wales' history.

Here is how police finally tracked him down in thick bushland after he had spent seven years on the run.'​
 
Lateesha Nolan case: More bones found in search for body of Malcolm Naden's victim near Dubbo

Updated Wed Dec 07 21:50:59 EST 2016
Posted Wed Dec 07 16:52:33 EST 2016

'Police say it is likely that a bone and bone fragments found in a search in central west New South Wales are those of murdered woman Lateesha Nolan.

Police called off the two-day search after making the discovery on Wednesday afternoon, at a riverbank near Dubbo where a femur bone of Ms Nolan's has already been found.'

'The bone and bone fragments will now be sent away to be tested by a forensic pathologist and anthropologist to find out whether they are human.

They will then undergo DNA testing to determine if they belong to Ms Nolan.

A police spokesperson said the results should be known in one to three weeks.

The search resumed yesterday, after DNA tests confirmed a bone found by a passer-by last month belonged to Ms Nolan.

An excavation search for her body began in 2012 at Dubbo after Naden was convicted of her murder.'
 
Police search near Butlers Falls concludes - SCC Homicide Squad
Wednesday, 07 December 2016 07:55:31 PM

'A police search in the state’s Central West for the remains of Lateesha Nolan has concluded.

The search for further remains commenced yesterday (Tuesday 6 December 2016), after DNA confirmed a bone located on a riverbank south of Dubbo belonged to 24-year-old mother, Lateesha Nolan, who disappeared in 2005.

Over the past two days, detectives from the State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad’s Strike Force Durkin, with the assistance of police from Orana Local Area Command, Western Region Operations Support Group, Forensic Services Group and Volunteer Rescue Association; searched an area near Butlers Falls for further remains.

Following the conclusion of the search today (Wednesday 7 December 2016), detectives have confirmed they have found numerous items, which are believed to be bones and bone fragments.

These will be taken for examination by a forensic pathologist and an anthropologist, which will be followed by further analysis, including DNA testing.'
 
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