Two psychics have eerily similar vision of missing Murgon man, Jack McLennan

In their desperation, the family of missing man Jack McLennan have enlisted the help of two psychics in the Wondai area, after police scaled back their search efforts since November, 2024. DETAILS

The desperate search for 27 year old Murgon man, Jack McLennan has continued despite police scaling their efforts in early November, 2024.

Mr McLennan’s mother, Kellie Moody, remains committed to bringing her son home and updated search volunteers in a post made to the Help Find Jack McLennan Facebook page on Sunday.

Jack McLennan’s family have remained steadfast in their efforts to find the missing Murgon man. With no new leads, police have scaled back their efforts.

“Hi Friends, today we changed it up a bit and looked around Wondai, [including] the sewerage plant” Ms Moody said.

“We are becoming so desperate that this was largely based on two psychics, one being from Tasmania who reached out. While this is bizarre to some, both had eerily similar visions that Jack is in that area and stuck in water,” the post read.

Ms Moody also made an appeal for anyone to contact her if they could confirm whether Jack was seen on the football fields on the day of his disappearance.

“A few dams exist there and a lot dense scrub. We know that Jack was in Wondai as well as Murgon so that’s on the list.”

The post received more than 100 likes and 30 shares, with a number of community members commenting on other possible areas of interest.

Sunshine Coast man Jack McLennan, 27, was last seen between 8-10pm on Friday, October 4, near Ficks Crossing, at a fishing hole on the side of the Bunya Highway.

One commenter said that “with the floods bringing lot of water coming through so fast maybe downstream much further is worth a look?”

“There is a large dam in the bush land close to wondai school on south street I believe it was the quarry for brickworks. that area could be another area to check” said another.

Another supporter of the search said “any mine shafts in the area?”

Jack was last seen between 8-10pm on October 4, near Ficks Crossing, a fishing spot off the Bunya Highway about 6km southwest of Murgon.

A Tiktok account has also been created by a friend of the family, as the independent search continues more than 70 days after Jack McLennan went missing.

Police divers expected to return in search for Murgon man Jack McLennan.

Detectives from the Darling Downs Criminal Investigation Branch and Homicide Investigation Unit have established Operation Whiskey Pocket, but police have said there is “nothing suspicious” about the disappearance.