NSW Police have seized a vehicle, which belonged to William's now-dead foster grandmother, from a property in Sydney as new information into the missing boy triggered a fresh investigation.
The vehicle has been taken to a secure facility where it is undergoing extensive forensic examinations and analysis by a team of officers.NSW Police seized a dark grey Mazda 3 from a home in Gymea as part of the investigation into William Tyrrell's disappearance. Picture: NSW Police
They spent the majority of the day at the property digging up soil, removing shrubbery and cutting down trees. Picture: NSW Police “Police don’t just randomly go out there and search areas of operations," NSW Police Minister David Elliott told Sky News Australia on Tuesday morning.
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