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Slack.com slash DHQ. Swindon is a large town in the County of Wiltshire, southwest England,

about 126 kilometres or 78 miles west of London. With a population of about 185,000 people,

it has one of the lower crime rates in the country. Sharno Cullahan was a 22-year-old woman

who resided in Swindon with a boyfriend, Kevin Riep. Sharn was a bubbly, friendly, caring

and loving girl, instantly likable, beautiful and considerate.

On the evening of the 18th of March 2011, Sharn had a night out with some friends in the

old town area of Swindon. They went out for dinner before visiting two bars, the spot

and a Baker Street, after which they went to Suju Nightclub. At 2.53am on the 9th of

March, Sharn was captured on security footage leaving the nightclub alone. She shared a flat

with her boyfriend, Kevin, about 800 metres away from the club. But she never made it home.

At 3.24am, Kevin sent Sharn a text message to check if she was okay. He was concerned

that she had an arrived home yet. Sharn never responded. This was completely out of character

and at 9.45am that morning, Kevin went to the police to report her missing. After taking

the report, the wheelchair police immediately treated her disappearance as a level 1 missing

person investigation. A level 1 missing person case means police have assessed the person

to be in immediate danger or likely to suffer significant harm. They implemented a four-point

strategy to investigate the case. They were, 1. Locate Sharn and safeguard her from

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