Family of missing woman wants $1m reward to help solve 13-year-old mystery
Monique Clubb disappeared during a trip to Brisbane more than 13 years ago. Her family has now co-launched a campaign calling on Queensland Police to implement a reward for new information that could lead to an arrest.
The family of Monique Clubb, a First Nations woman from Queensland, Australia, has launched a campaign seeking a $1 million reward for any new information regarding her disappearance in 2013. Monique, who was 24 at the time, vanished during a journey from Hervey Bay to Brisbane with three friends. Despite a coronial inquest, her body has not been found, and her family continues to grieve the loss of their sister.
Police have concluded that Monique likely died shortly after her last known sighting, but several issues with the initial investigation have been highlighted, including misplaced security footage. The clubb family believes a substantial financial incentive could encourage individuals with vital information to come forward and help solve the 13-year-old mystery surrounding their sister's disappearance.
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