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Grief Spurs Sister to Create Missing Persons Network
The Age, 28 July 2013
Where is Daniel? Not a day has passed in the two years since her brother’s disappearance that Loren O’Keeffe has not woken to the torment of this question.
While Daniel’s whereabouts remain a mystery, there is another question Ms O’Keeffe was stunned to find unanswered after Daniel disappeared from his Geelong family home in July 2011 – what now?
”We were frantic and had no idea what to do. The police say that going missing is not a crime, but people turn to the police for support and that is just not good enough.”
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