Outback mystery: new tech deployed in hunt for missing WA woman

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Police have returned to the outback in the ongoing cold case of Ray and Jennie Kehlet, using custom tech to search remote mine shafts a decade after their disappearance.

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00:00We're out here. It's now June 2025. This is the 10th year anniversary of Ray and Jenny going

00:18missing and the death of Ray. We don't do it for the anniversary but it'd always be nice for the

00:24family if we could put closure to it. Our whole investigation doesn't hinge on finding Jenny

00:32but to be able to locate Jenny would probably give us a few more answers. So the original Kansai where

00:38Ray and Jenny came out to is about 20 kilometres from Sandstone.

00:43So we're walking down from the track from the ridgeline and to our right is the line staffed

00:55where Ray Keller's remains are found. Over the last four deployments we've cleared over 300 locations.

01:01Over this period of time we've probably travelled upwards of a thousand kilometres.

01:13We're still receiving leads, we're still receiving new information and we're continuing

01:17to investigate this. We have a team of dedicated detectives who are continuing to work on this

01:21investigation. We want to bring closure for the family and we want to bring this to a resolution.

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