Kane Moore was a classic North Queensland larrikin—goofy, big-hearted, outdoorsy. He grew up by the river, loved his motorbike, doted on the family’s German shepherd Poppy, and wore the kind of haircut that got him in strife at school. He lived with his dad and sister just minutes from Rupertswood Park, where he and his mates often hung out.

Then, in April 2023, Kane’s aunt Katie and his sister walked into that same park and found him lying on the grass gone. What follows are the frantic calls, the first statements, and the question that won’t let his family go: if this was a tragic mistake, why has no one come forward?

<p>Kane Moore was a classic North Queensland larrikin&mdash;goofy, big-hearted, outdoorsy. He grew up by the river, loved his motorbike, doted on the family&rsquo;s German shepherd Poppy, and wore the kind of haircut that got him in strife at school. He lived with his dad and sister just minutes from Rupertswood Park, where he and his mates often hung out.</p>
<p>Then, in April 2023, Kane&rsquo;s aunt Katie and his sister walked into that same park and found him lying on the grass gone. What follows are the frantic calls, the first statements, and the question that won&rsquo;t let his family go: if this was a tragic mistake, why has no one come forward?</p>

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Party In The Park

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