Wilson Douglas George Speedy is an 18 year old Aboriginal man from Torquay in Hervey Bay, on Butchulla Country. He left home on 24 March 2026 with no phone, no ID and no money. He is believed to have travelled to Brisbane. He has had no contact with family or friends since he left Hervey Bay. He is vulnerable and may need support.
Wilson left his family home in Torquay, Hervey Bay, and has not returned.
He has no way to be contacted and no easy way to contact anyone.
His movements after leaving Hervey Bay led to Brisbane, around 300 kilometres south.
This is his last confirmed sighting. He presented at the station in person.
Wilson's family and TDP are seeking to speak with her, and with anyone who saw Wilson in Brisbane around this time.
No calls, no messages, nothing. This is out of character and the reason his family is worried.
Finding Wilson is bigger than one organisation.
The Disappeared Project is a small, community-led team,
and we cannot be on every street, in every shop, in every suburb.
You can be. This is where we need you.
Download Wilson's poster below, print it, and put it up where your community will see it.
Shops, servos, community centres, noticeboards, bus stops, clinics, footy clubs.
Where posters matter most:
West End, Qld: Wilson's last confirmed sighting.
Inala, Qld: Wilson was believed to be staying in this area in May 2026.
Cherbourg, QLD: Wilson has connections here and might travel this way.
Hervey Bay, Qld: Home. Wilson knows this community and it knows him.
Everywhere in between.
Wilson has moved between Hervey Bay and Brisbane before.
Any poster along this stretch counts.
If you live anywhere in greater Brisbane, put one up.
One poster in the right window is how someone recognises a face.
Print one.
Put it up.
Take a photo and tag The Disappeared Project so we know where Wilson's face is being seen.
He is loved. He is missed. Help us bring him home.
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