Jessica Zrinski disappearance: Police suspect foul play

The suspicious disappearance of 30-year old Sydney woman Jessica Zrinski has stumped police, with investigators still hoping to find new leads almost six months after her last sighting.

The suspicious disappearance of a 30-year old woman in Sydney’s south-west has left police puzzled with investigators still hoping to find new leads almost six months after her last sighting.

Jessica Zrinski vanished on November 28 and hasn’t been seen since with her last sighting on CCTV walking alone around the Bossley Park area.

Police were notified of her disappearance almost one week later when her family became worried after they lost contact with her.

State Crime Command’s homicide squad took over the investigation after suspecting foul play and formed Strike Force Keder to chase Ms Zrinski’s disappearance.

Just one day after Ms Zrinski was reported missing officers were able to obtain CCTV of the missing woman in the car park of a hotel on Mimosa Road at Greenfield Park around 10pm, before she was picked up in a blue commodore station wagon.

The blue car police trying to locate.

That same vehicle turned onto a busy road and allegedly travelled west on the M4 motorway and Great Western Highway towards the Blue Mountains.

Strike force detectives have now released CCTV images of the station wagon and is asking for public assistance to help identify the vehicle.

Homicide Squad commander Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty said detectives were still trying to determine Ms Zrinski’s movements after getting in the car and were considering foul play.

“At this stage, we can place Jessica in this vehicle headed towards the Blue Mountains, but we cannot ascertain her movements beyond there,” he said.

Jessica Zrinski’s family haven’t heard from her in six months.

“Investigators have been told Jess is a friendly, approachable person who is known to seek lifts with people she didn’t necessarily know.

“It’s been almost six months without anyone seeing or speaking with Jess, and we want to speak to anyone who may have had any interaction with her on the night of Monday 28 November 2022 into the following morning.

CCTV captured jessica walking alone before she disappeared.

“The reality is that detectives are investigating all lines of inquiry, including whether she has met with foul play.”

Anyone with information that may assist Strike Force Keder investigators is urged to contact Crime Stoppers. 1800 333 000 or nsw.crimestoppers.com.au.

Originally published as Jessica Zrinski disappearance: Police suspect foul play