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Angus search: Three-year-old boy Xavier Death goes missing in Sydney’s north-west

An urgent search has been launched for a three-year-old boy who disappeared in Sydney’s north-west. Xavier Death was last seen at The Avenue in Angus at about 2.35pm on Monday. NSW Police were notified after his family were unable to find him. Officers hold concern for his welfare due to his age. Xavier is 120cm
bySarah Blake
29 July 2024
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Angus search: Three-year-old boy Xavier Death goes missing in Sydney’s north-west
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An urgent search has been launched for a three-year-old boy who disappeared in Sydney‘s north-west.

Xavier Death was last seen at The Avenue in Angus at about 2.35pm on Monday.

NSW Police were notified after his family were unable to find him.

Officers hold concern for his welfare due to his age.

Xavier is 120cm tall and has blonde hair and blue eyes.

He was last seen wearing a dark blue jumper, grey pants and blue gumboots.

Anyone with information has been urged to contact Riverstone Police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. 

Xavier Death was last seen at The Avenue in Angus at about 2.35pm on Monday

Xavier Death was last seen at The Avenue in Angus at about 2.35pm on Monday

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Hi, I'm Sarah Blake, an investigative journalist with a passion for uncovering the truth. With over a decade of experience in journalism, I've dedicated my career to bringing hidden stories to light and holding the powerful accountable. My work has taken me across the country, from small towns to major cities, and I pride myself on my relentless pursuit of facts and justice.
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