Missing South Australian grandmother Colleen South has been found dead in a paddock in rural Victoria, her loved ones have confirmed. 9News
The 58-year-old had been missing for more than a month, having last been seen on CCTV at a petrol station on the Calder Highway on July 3 beforeTonight, her family confirmed the news they had been fearing ever since she disappeared."We are heartbroken and in shock," Courtney Rose, who has been providing regular updates on efforts to find South, posted to the Bring Colleen South home Facebook page.
"It appears that she's got out of her car and walked about 20 metres away, sat under a tree," South's niece Farah Mak told Today last month. At the time, Superintendent Rebecca Olsen said South's disappearance was not being treated as suspicious and the note might have been written before she vanished.
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