“The news in February that Detective Chief Inspector Gary Jubelin was removed from William’s case came as a crushing blow to us and with it, a deep sense of fear that the investigation into William’s disappearance would no longer have the passion, commitment and concentrated efforts of one of the world’s leading police investigators.

“For more than 4 years, we maintained supreme confidence in Chief Inspector Gary Jubelin and Strike Force Rosann who have steadfastly dedicated their exhaustive efforts to finding out what has happened to our precious little boy, and all the while with care and compassion for William and those who love him. Our confidence in Gary and Strike Force Rosann and our deep respect for their professionalism is unwavering. With the news overnight that Gary has resigned from the NSW Police, not only has NSW lost one of Australia’s most dedicated and compassionate detectives; William’s investigation has lost 4 years of in-depth knowledge of one of the most intensive investigations ever undertaken in this country.

“We are incredibly disappointed and saddened by the events that have led to this news.”

On Mother’s Day we mark 1703 days since William went missing – 4 years and 8 months of endless heartbreak and tears since William disappeared and those who loved him held him near. Every day, and especially on Mother’s Day, our thoughts and prayers are with William, his loved ones and every mum who has shed infinite tears for a missing child… We are thinking of you all…If you know something of William’s abduction, please call Crime Stoppers NOW on 1800 333 000 and help bring William home.

Amid the first days of the Coronial Inquest the grief from everyone in the courtroom was palpable. As we began to hear the words of those first on the scene on that tragic day and in the days that followed, a light filtered through the darkness we all felt – it came from the hearts of the people of the small community of Kendall.

“Men, women, children, neighbours, strangers, police, off-duty police and their children rushed to help search for William as a little girl being pushed in her stroller by her mother, called out his name. As the minutes and hours ticked by and as word that a child was missing spread, one-by-one they came in whatever clothes they were wearing to comb the streets, drains and rugged, lantana-dense bush surrounding Benaroon Drive.”

“They came in the dozens, then the hundreds joining Police, Firies, SES and Surf-Lifesavers to search for William. Again and again they walked, eyes down, conducting line searches back and forth, shoulder-to-shoulder along the streets and through the scrub meticulously looking for any signs of William in his Spider Man suit while the people of Kendall continued to do whatever they could to help. Some searched from daylight ‘til dark for days on end. Some donated food. Others cooked and prepared meals to feed the hundreds of searchers who’d come from far and wide – all with a single purpose at heart, to help find little William and bring him home.”

“The care and support of the people of Kendall will stay with us always. Our deepest and most heartfelt gratitude to you all.” William’s Mum and Dad

For anyone with information regarding William’s disappearance, there is still a $1Million reward for information that will lead Police to William. Call Crime Stoppers NOW on 1800 333 000. Make the call!

“Not a day goes by that William is not in our hearts and in our thoughts – the grief is overwhelming.  On Monday 25 March 2019 we will mark 1655 tragic days since our beautiful little boy went missing, and with it comes renewed hope that the Coronial Inquest into William’s abduction will enable Strike Force Rosann to test the information and evidence they’ve painstakingly gathered to help further their investigation to find out what has happened to our precious little boy.”

“As we embark on this next phase of our search for William, we offer our deepest gratitude to the many who have supported us over the past 4 years, 6 months and 13 days. To those who combed bushland from daylight ‘til dark; the media for keeping William’s disappearance in the public eye; the Where’s William? Volunteers who helped spread the word that William is still missing; the thousands of people who walked and those who shared William’s image across the nation and around the globe; the 105,000 followers of William’s Facebook page who keep our message in the hearts and minds of all Australians; Crime Stoppers NSW and the NSW Police for their undying commitment; but above all, Detective Chief Inspector Gary Jubelin and Strike Force Rosann whose dedication to the search for William is unparalleled – Our heartfelt thanks to you all.” William’s Mum and Dad

For all media enquiries regarding William and the Coronial Inquest, please contact NSW Police Media: (02) 8263 6100.

For anyone with information regarding William’s disappearance, there is still a $1Million reward for information that will lead Police to William. Call Crime Stoppers NOW on 1800 333 000. Make the call!

It’s Christmas morning and as families around Australia awaken to the sounds of Christmas carols and children’s giggles while they run through the house to see what Santa has left them for being good girls and boys. But for those who love William dearly, the pain and the tears have not lessoned with the years as they mark another lost Christmas – 4 years, 3 months and 13 days without their precious little boy. “William, we may not be able to see you, hear you, touch you, and laugh with you; and while we may not be able to hold you in our arms we carry you in our hearts every minute of every day including this Christmas Day…”

Our thoughts are with William and all those who love him today and every day….

Today marks 4 tragic years since we last saw little William.  4 years of heartache and 4 years of endless tears for everyone who held him dear, not knowing where he is or what has happened to him.  Today also marks the gift of unending love, hope and support from across Australia and around the globe.

To all those who have cared; to all those who have supported William’s loved ones in our quest to find him; to the hundreds of volunteers; to the community of Kendall and Mid-North Coast; to the media, the individuals and organisations who have offered their undying support; to the SES and RFS, Bravehearts, Crime Stoppers and to each and every member of the NSW Police Force, our sincerest thanks for not giving up on our boy.  But most of all, to Detective Chief Inspector Gary Jubelin and Strike Force Rosann, you have our complete trust and our deepest gratitude for your continued commitment to finding out what has happened to William. Our heartfelt thanks to you all.

There is a $1Million reward for information that will lead Police to William. That’s $1Million reasons to make the call. Call Crime Stoppers NOW on 1800 333 000. Make the call!

Today marks the beginning of Australia’s 30^th National Missing Person’s Week when we are reminded of the many Australian families who remain heartbroken every minute of every day not knowing where their loved one is and what has happened to them.

Today, our thoughts are with William’s loved ones and all the many families and friends who wait for answers about the missing person that they love. Our hopes and prayers are with them all as we continue to wait with hope that someone will come forward with information and those missing will be returned home to the arms of those who love them.

We continue to appeal to anyone who knows anything of William’s abduction to report it during National Missing Person’s Week.  NSW Police are offering a $1Million reward for information that will lead them to William. That’s $1Million reasons to make the call. Call Crime Stoppers NOW on 1800 333 000. Make the call!

William is in our hearts and in our thoughts every minute of every day… And although another Birthday has passed without answers, we keep hope in our hearts that soon William will be found.  To all the wonderful people who’ve sent beautiful messages of love and support to William’s loved ones; to the NSW Police and the members of Strike Force Rosann who work tirelessly in their commitment to find William; to Crime Stoppers who wait patiently and take the calls; to the many members of the media who keep the world informed; and, to all those incredible individuals and organisations who continue their commitment to the search for William including our dear friends at oOh Media, The Radio Sales Network and Adstream to ensure that William remains firmly in Australia’s hearts and minds; our heartfelt thanks to you all…

Today is William’s 7^th Birthday.  If he were home, he would be opening his presents and running through the house laughing and playing with his new toys.  If William were home, we’d be taking him to school with chocolate crackles to share with his friends.  If William were home, after school there would be lots of play and then we’d have his special Birthday dinner with all his favourite foods.  There would be the birthday cake he would have chosen and, as he’s blowing out his candles he’d make his birthday wish while we’re singing “Happy Birthday Dear William.” But sadly, William is not at home. Today marks another heartbreaking year, and another Birthday without him.  It’s been 1384 days since we last saw William and for every single one of those days our thoughts have been of William – hoping he is being loved, hoping he is being cared for, and hoping that soon William will be found. There is a $1Million reward for information that leads Police to William. That’s 1 Million reasons to call Crime Stoppers NOW on 1800 333 000 before police call on you!

Tuesday 26 June 2018 will mark William’s 7^th Birthday.  As William’s loved ones continue to hold hope in their hearts that their precious little boy will be found, on his 7^th Birthday we invite all those who love and care about William to light a candle in his honour and share their heartfelt hope that soon William will be found. But… if you are the one who knows something of William’s abduction, call Crime Stoppers NOW on 1800 333 000 before police call on you!