Fifty two-year-old Tamra McBeath-Riley is found alive after she and two others went missing in Alice Springs almost two weeks ago.
Northern Territory police say one of three people missing in central Australia for almost two weeks has been found alive.Tamra McBeath-Riley, 52, was found alive by a search team 1.5 kilometres from the vehicle the group had been driving
Superintendent Pauline Vicary said police also found the vehicle the trio were travelling in and understand the car became bogged while the group was out for a drive. The vehicle was found during an air search after a pastoralist told police they had spotted tyre tracks nearby. "As a result of that information, we were able to locate the vehicle and then from there they have followed some of the other tracks and have located her."
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