Sarah Brown, a resident of our town Gympie, QLD, Australia, tragically lost her life in 2021. Sarah went missing on June 7, 2021 and was found deceased seven days later in nearby bushland near her place of residence. The police quickly concluded that her death was a suicide. However, given the circumstances surrounding her demise, many, including those who were close to Sarah, feel her passing was not self-inflicted but an act of murder. 

Sarah’s mother, Janet Gardner, has penned a request to the Coroner to have the case reexamined, based on the suspicion that implicates foul play in her daughter's death. But, we require public interest and support for her plea to be considered. It's vital for the essence of justice and for the safety of our community that every potential lead is thoroughly investigated and no stone is left unturned.

It is deeply troubling to think that a murderer could be walking free in our town, while Sarah's family is left grieving. For Janet, Sarah was not just a statistic; she was a beloved daughter whose loss cannot be quantified.

Through this petition, we ask the Coroner to show commitment to justice and reopen the case to reexamine every suggestive detail that suggests Sarah’s death was not suicide. We maintain utmost respect for their work, but the pursuit of truth and justice for Sarah and her grieving mother cannot and should not be abandoned.

If you are not familiar with Sarah’s case you can find former detective Graeme Crowley’s podcast called ‘Who Killed Sarah Brown?’ Which can be listened to on streaming services and YouTube. 

Lend your voice to our cause, be active listeners; Sign this petition to support the reopening of an investigation into the untimely and suspicious death of Sarah Brown.