Found Deceased Australia - Jamie Hardgraves, 43, Beaudesert, Qld, 17 May 2016

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Gold Coast man may have been involved in a car crash before disappearance

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A Gold Coast man who was last seen a week ago may have been involved in a car crash before he went missing.
The last confirmed sighting of Jamie Hardgraves was on Thiedke Road in Beaudesert on Tuesday May 17.
Police said there were grave fears for his safety and said the behaviour was out of character.

Mr Hardgraves is described as Caucasian, about 175cm tall and of a proportionate build.
He has short, sandy hair and blue eyes.

http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...rash-before-disappearance#Qkq118FII8y4yxxf.99

Anyone with any relevant information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.


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http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...sing-man-jamie-hardgrave-20160521-gp0gny.html

Mr Hardgraves phone and wallet were found inside the vehicle and he had reportedly spoken to his mother on Tuesday night, telling her he was on his way to Coolangatta, police say.
Police found the 43-year-old's car three hours in the opposite direction
Images show a battered utility vehicle missing the front bumper
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nished-Queensland-week-ago.html#ixzz49cMzssR5

I'm thinking the vehicle looks more like someone took a lump of wood to it than an accident with another vehicle or tree. Just a thought. :thinking: Something definitely fishy here. :(:
 
Gold Coast man may have been involved in a car crash before disappearance

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A Gold Coast man who was last seen a week ago may have been involved in a car crash before he went missing.
The last confirmed sighting of Jamie Hardgraves was on Thiedke Road in Beaudesert on Tuesday May 17.
Police said there were grave fears for his safety and said the behaviour was out of character.

Mr Hardgraves is described as Caucasian, about 175cm tall and of a proportionate build.
He has short, sandy hair and blue eyes.

http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...rash-before-disappearance#Qkq118FII8y4yxxf.99

Anyone with any relevant information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.


1463886897805.jpg


http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...sing-man-jamie-hardgrave-20160521-gp0gny.html

Mr Hardgraves phone and wallet were found inside the vehicle and he had reportedly spoken to his mother on Tuesday night, telling her he was on his way to Coolangatta, police say.
Police found the 43-year-old's car three hours in the opposite direction
Images show a battered utility vehicle missing the front bumper
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nished-Queensland-week-ago.html#ixzz49cMzssR5

I'm thinking the vehicle looks more like someone took a lump of wood to it than an accident with another vehicle or tree. Just a thought. :thinking: Something definitely fishy here. :(:

I agree, It looks like it has been repeatedly hit with something as opposed to one hard hit into a tree or pole or something of that nature.
Hmmm... I hope they can work out by the damage what happened.
Somethings not right with him being found in the opposite direction to where he told his mother he was going. :(
Something definitely not adding up here.
 
I agree, It looks like it has been repeatedly hit with something as opposed to one hard hit into a tree or pole or something of that nature.
Hmmm... I hope they can work out by the damage what happened.
Somethings not right with him being found in the opposite direction to where he told his mother he was going. :(
Something definitely not adding up here.

I daresay the roo was found nearby to Jamie's car.
I had a large buck appear out of nowhere early one morning out in the sticks where I live and cause similar damage to my 4WD, took the radiator out amongst other damage.
Very distressing, I'm an animal lover.
 
Skeletal remains found on a property near Stanthorpe in Queensland's Granite Belt last week have been identified as the body of missing Gold Coast man Jamie Hardgraves

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-12-...len-aplin-identified-jamie-hardgraves/8093938

If I'm not mistaken he was found not far from where his crashed car was located.

Maybe he suffered internal injuries when hitting the kangaroo, went to find help and sat down under a tree for a short rest to catch his breath?
 
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-12-...len-aplin-identified-jamie-hardgraves/8093938

If I'm not mistaken he was found not far from where his crashed car was located.

Maybe he suffered internal injuries when hitting the kangaroo, went to find help and sat down under a tree for a short rest to catch his breath?

Jamie's remains were found a long way from where his car was located G:

'Last Thursday, his remains were discovered under a tree on a property at Glen Aplin, about 180 kilometres from where his car was located in May.'

'His damaged ute was found the following day [May 18 2016] on Stanthorpe-Texas Road on the eastern outskirts of Texas, near the Queensland-New South Wales border.'


Skeleton under tree at Glen Aplin identified as missing Gold Coast man Jamie Hardgraves

and it's believed he had received a lift to Stanthorpe subsequent to the accident:

'Police said it appeared his ute was heavily damaged when he hit a kangaroo, and was not driveable.'

'Detectives believe he was given a lift to Stanthorpe, where he was seen later that night.'


Skeleton under tree at Glen Aplin identified as missing Gold Coast man Jamie Hardgraves

Of course, this doesn't mean it's not possible that Jamie had internal injuries from the accident that he disregarded and those injuries lead to his death.

Also, it would have taken Jamie a little over 2 hours to walk the 11 km route from Stanthorpe to Glen Aplin where his remains were found:

Google Maps: Stanthorpe to Glen Aplin QLD via National Highway 15
 
A strangely circuitous route if Jamie was travelling from the Gold Coast (Thiedke Road in Beaudesert?) to see family in Coolangatta:

'A Gold Coast man who was last seen a week ago may have been involved in a car crash before he went missing.

The last confirmed sighting of Jamie Hardgraves was on Thiedke Road in Beaudesert on Tuesday May 17.'


Gold Coast man may have been involved in a car crash before disappearance

'Mr Hardgraves was last seen at Thiedke Rd, Beaudesert on Tuesday, May 17 and then later that evening was caught on CCTV at a service station at Stanthorpe.

He had told family he was headed to Coolangatta but his white ute was found abandoned and smashed on the side of Stanthorpe-Texas Rd, about 16 kilometres east of Texas.'


Jamie Hardgraves’ disappearance still a mystery to Gold Coast police almost two months on

'Police found the 43-year-old's car three hours in the opposite direction.'

Abandoned car missing half its front bumper could help police trace a missing 43-year-old man who vanished a week ago

Jamie's movements on 17 and 18 May 2016, based on the above (plus route ending in Coolangatta):

Google Maps: Beaudesert via Texas (with diversions to Stanthorpe and Glen Aplin) to Coolangatta
 
This is such an odd story wonder what happened to this man ?


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This is such an odd story wonder what happened to this man ?


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http://www.pressreader.com/australia/stanthorpe-border-post/20170302/281517930903313

[h=1]Cause unknown[/h][h=2][/h]
  • Stanthorpe Border Post
  • 2 Mar 2017
A POST mortem found no foul play was involved in the death of Jamie Hardgraves, whose body was found at a property in Glen Aplin on December 1. Detective Inspector David Isherwood said there were no signs of violence or physical trauma. Det Insp Isherwood said the cause of Mr Hardgraves’ death was not yet known, pending results of a toxicology report. Mr Hardgraves had been reported missing from Beaudesert in May last year and was last seen alive in Stanthorpe.
 

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