BREAKING NEWS: In past the 24 hours, two mysteries have been solved – and no, we’re not talking about Splendour’s ridiculously obvious Mystery Band. The Channel 10 television show Wanted solved its first real-life missing persons case (#booyeah) while host Sandra Sully has been unveiled as our newest Pedestrian Coach, planning to spill the beans on how to survive and succeed in journalism (#doublebooyeah).
Wanted – the show dedicated to solving real-life crimes via Twitter (along with the good ol’ Crimestoppers) – featured the case of missing teenager Bethany Neville on air for three weeks, showing CCTV footage of the then-13-year-old walking through an exit at Sydney’s Central Railway Station four months ago. It was also posted all over their social sites, hoping to jog the public’s memory.
If you have info regarding #BethanyNeville or any of the stories from tonight, contact #Crimestoppers 1800 333 000 http://t.co/rBrK7FFSL4
— Wanted TV (@WantedTVHQ) July 8, 2013
Turns out peeps pay attention to their screens because low and behold, Bethany was found safe and well and has now been reunited with her parents.
Our favourite gal on TV who sometimes gets the giggles told The Daily Tele, “”We are thrilled for her family. I spent time with mum and dad and as any parent would, they were distraught, wondering how and where she was. We are so grateful to the Channel Ten viewers they helped us to deliver.”
Want Sandra Sully to spend time with you? Want to hear her soothing voice give you guidance on your future journalism career? Want her nurturing eyes to tell you “it’ll be alright, we’ll get through this awful news together”?
Well then, get excited because Sandra Sully, the sultry voice of TEN News at Five, the mother of Australian journalism, the one with the impeccable hair, is stepping away from crime-solving and hard-hitting journalism to join us at Pedestrian.TV for ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Sign up for her FREE Pedestrian Coach session on August 7 and you’ll be guided on how to survive the cutthroat world of journalism from one of the most recognisable and respected faces on Australian television. Trust us, you won’t want to miss this session.
Wanted airs Monday nights at 8:30pm on Channel 10.
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