Found Deceased Australia - Charlene Warrior, 21, Bute, Yorke Penninsula , South Australia, 18 Sep 2021

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157cm tall
slim build
brown eyes
long black hair

tattoo on collarbone reading 'Every dark night has a brighter day'
lower left arm tattoo that says 'Family is forever’.

Anyone who sees Charlene Warrior or has any information on her whereabouts, is urged to contact South Australian police.

Desperate search for young Adelaide mum who vanished two weeks ago after visiting her ex-boyfriend | Daily Mail Online

 

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damn it
Body of young woman found in Bute

 

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Update: Search for missing woman Charlene Warrior suspended
01 Oct 2021 5:20pm

Yorke Mid North Police today co-ordinated a search for missing woman Charlene Warrior.

Charlene is 21 years and was last seen at Bute on the Yorke Peninsula on Saturday 18 September.

Police and family have concerns for her welfare. Charlene Warrior is described as 157cm tall with a slim build, brown eyes and long black hair. She has a tattoo on her collarbone 'Every dark night has a brighter day' and a lower left arm tattoo 'Family is forever’.

An extensive search was undertaken in the Bute area today with local police, PolAir, STAR Group, Mounted Operations Unit and SES and CFS volunteers. Charlene has not been located and police are also seeking assistance from the Bute community to check their properties especially any sheds and outbuildings.

Police are expected to recommence the search for Charlene tomorrow at 7am.

Anyone who sees Charlene Warrior or has any information on her whereabouts, is urged to contact police on 131 444.

Update: Search for missing woman Charlene Warrior suspended

 

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So, there were only MSM articles about Charlene, two weeks AFTER she had gone missing, when she went to her ex's place to pick up her 1yo daughter.
Yeah, well we all (as did, apparently, LE) know how this would play out.

RIP lovely Charlene.
Her poor little daughter.

 

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I saw a mention of a suitcase being found - did people think she might be travelling?

 

[ms_x_to_the_m]

damn it
Body of young woman found in Bute

"Her death appears to be non-suspicious however police are still investigating and will be preparing a report for the State Coroner."

Really?! So I guess she decided to go somewhere else besides pick up her daughter? I'm confused

 

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also why did it take so long to find her remains then?

 

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also why did she have 'luggage' to pick up her daughter?

 

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and she's been found inside a building on martin st bute, after an extensive search outdoors and in outbuildings. the only buildings on that street are 7 houses, a building on stilts, and some silos.

 

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So, there were only MSM articles about Charlene, two weeks AFTER she had gone missing, when she went to her ex's place to pick up her 1yo daughter.
Yeah, well we all (as did, apparently, LE) know how this would play out.

"Her death appears to be non-suspicious however police are still investigating and will be preparing a report for the State Coroner."
Really?! So I guess she decided to go somewhere else besides pick up her daughter? I'm confused

I guess if it looks like a duck, and walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck - sometimes it's a lama?

All i can think of for realistic possibilities don't make sense;
a) suicide - weird to pack a suitcase first
b) drug overdose - no signs of her using in photos

 

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“She loves her daughter more than life itself.
“Her daughter is her world.”​

Heartbreaking find after Adelaide mum vanishes while picking up daughter

 

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“She loves her daughter more than life itself.
“Her daughter is her world.”​

Heartbreaking find after Adelaide mum vanishes while picking up daughter

Police seized items of clothing on a roadside in Bute on Sunday.

Earlier, a neighbour in Bute said she heard screaming coming from the property this week.

“At midnight, I heard her screaming, incoherently. Screaming at the top of her voice, sobbing,” neighbour Cheryl Sawley said.
“Someone was with her trying to calm her down but she was screaming.”

But she's been missing for 2 and a half weeks?

 

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can't see behind the paywall:

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‘Everyone in the street sees us as murderers’
The tragic death of young mother Charlene Warrior – missing for weeks – has left her family shattered and her ex-partner dealing with unfounded slurs.

 

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How is this not suspicious, I don't understand!

 

[SimplyCass]

How is this not suspicious, I don't understand!

If her body didn't have any obvious signs of trauma, it seems reasonable for LE to initially describe it as "not suspicious." This doesn't mean it's for sure their final determination. (IMO, layperson view, unfamiliar with Australian LE.)

short of them releasing photos of the scene (which would be highly traumatic to say the least), we just have to trust their word and wait for toxicology test results, autopsy, investigation.

 

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paywall

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Junkee - Australia Needs An Inquiry Into Missing And Murdered Indigenous Women

On the evening of October 3, police found the body of a 21-year-old woman who had been reported missing for almost three weeks after travelling to pick up her daughter in Bute, a small town on the York Peninsula in South Australia.
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A neighbour in Bute allegedly heard screams coming from the house before Charlene went missing. “I heard her screaming, incoherently. Screaming at the top of her voice, sobbing,” they told 7News. Despite the screams, there haven’t been any reports of people who tried to help her that night.

 

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I typed a transcript of part:

Almost a month earlier, Charlene had traveled to the small town of Bute, north of Adelaide. She had gone to visit her daughter, at her ex partner's house.

"She was happy. She said Mum I'm goin'. I'm gettin' baby. And I'm bringin' her back home."

A week later, she texted her sister from Bute, and asked for an urgent lift back to Adelaide. It was the last time any of her family heard from her.

When her family couldn't reach her they reported her missing. A neighbour reported hearing a disturbance from across the road from where Charlene was staying.

"That lady heard the screaming. From across the road. Could hear the screaming. From what I know."

In the days following, police and emergency services searched the area but didn't find anything. Two weeks later police conducted another search, and found her body 100 meters from where she was staying.

Police say her death was not suspicious, and they are preparing a report for the state coroner. But her family say they have unanswerd questions.

"There's a very lot of things that's just not adding up. And that's what the protest was all about."

About 150 people gathered in Adelaide on the weekend to support the family in their quest for answers.