‘I need my boy home’: Mother’s desperate search for missing son, 21, comes to a tragic end as his body is found in a burnt out car
- Gary Pearce, 21, was reported missing from Illawarra region on April 24
- On June 9 a passer-by found a bunt-out car in a field off a country road
- On Thursday police revealed remains inside where those of Mr Pearce
A man who has been missing since for two months has finally been found dead in a burnt-out car.
Gary Pearce, 21, was reported missing on April 24 and his desperate family offered a $10,000 reward to anyone who found him alive.
On June 9 a passer-by found a bunt-out car in a field off a country road 40km from Crookwell, New South Wales.
Gary Pearce (pictured) who has been missing since for two months has finally been found dead in a burnt-out car
The remains of a man were found inside and on Thursday police revealed it was Mr Pearce.
Police believe he lost control of his car, went off the road and crashed into a tree in the field, causing a fire.
The news has devastated Mr Pearce’s parents, Jo and Gary from the Illawarra region.
Mrs Pearce described her son as a ‘loving, kind hearted person,’ reported the Illawarra Star.
In her bid to find her son last month, she said: ‘He rang or messaged me nearly every day. Sometimes for no reason at all. He is my boy. I need my boy home.
‘Someone knows where he is and all I ask is that person tells me or the police.’
Gary Pearce, 21, was reported missing on April 24 and his desperate family offered a $10,000 reward to anyone who found him alive