THE secret around missing high school sweethearts sounds like a Hollywood motion picture.

Many have conjectured the young lady was pregnant, the significant others fled, or that they were murdered following a night out.

Maureen Braddy and Allan Whyte began to look all starry eyed at and cooperated at a processing plant in Bendigo, 150 kilometers north west of Melbourne.

In November 1968, the match went to a move at the town's YMCA focus, yet their date would end in death.



For right around 50 years what transpired remained a puzzle and after concentrated police and coroner examinations, the sum total of what that has been resolved is the lovebirds met with injustice.

Presently a $1 million reward has been offered to anyone who can give police data that will settle the riddle.

It is trusted Maureen was pregnant when she passed on, after she trusted in a relative.

She was only 16-years of age and had short dark hair, blue eyes and was pigeon-toed.

Maureen and her 17-year-former sweetheart left the move around 9pm on November 23 1968.

Allan's sibling welcomed them to a gathering however the sweetheart needed to take Maureen back to her home in California Gully, five kilometers from Bendigo's downtown area.

The darlings never made it to Maureen's home and they haven't been seen since they exited the means at the YMCA.

It is trusted Allan abandoned his auto, one that he as of late purchased, and police think the couple may have passed on the night they vanished, as financial balances had not been touched since they cleared out the move.

An examination into the vanishing heard in 2013 Maureen advised her grandma she was "in a bad position".

The Bendigo Advertiser revealed she said something occurred at home and she needed to escape.

The young lady's auntie, Valerie O'Donoghue, asserted Maureen's mom may have helped the combine flee.

Ms O'Donoghue was reprimanded for not giving police this data when she first gave an announcement and the Bendigo Advertiser revealed the auntie didn't think it was something police had to know and if Maureen "needed to vanish that is her business".

The police trusted the vanishing could have been a twofold murder.

The Herald Sun announced Maureen's dad Stanley Braddy was addressed amid the coronial examination yet there was no confirmation to recommend Mr Braddy had anything to do with the vanishing.

Mr Braddy has denied his little girl is dead.

Maureen's sister Debra MacDonnell told the Herald Sun she has a hypothesis about what happened.

"It was all in view of her being pregnant," she said.

Mrs MacDonnell said she thought the bodies may have been disposed of in a mineshaft.

Maureen's other sister Lyn Ireland additionally told an investigation she saw two men conveying some person secured with blood on the night she vanished, however she was just eight at the time.

On Monday Allan's sibling Kevin Whyte said they used to go angling and outdoors and worked away on ranches.

At the point when Allan vanished, his family just thought he was away working and he wasn't accounted for missing for six months.

"Allan was an ecstatic kid," he said.

"I don't comprehend what to think."

In spite of the vanishing being right around 50 years back, Mr Whyte was still obviously bothered by the catastrophe.

"I'd take a gander at his photograph each night about. It's stuck in your psyche, you can't dispose of it," he said.

Allan was intended to go to the gathering Mr Whyte was tossing the night of the vanishing however picked Maureen.

Ms Ireland told journalists on Monday she saw Maureen for the keep going time on the day she vanished. Maureen returned home from their grandma's home, disturbed about something.

Ms Ireland is certain some individual knows something and said amid the coronial examination a presume sat back in the seat and said "demonstrate it".

"They demonstrated next to no regard to a judge. To me the disposition in those courts and information exchanged states that what happened to the children that night, they were unquestionably killed," she said.

Ms Ireland is asking herself ordinary what happened to her more established sister and it was a living bad dream.

"It's something that experiences your brain. You look in the mirror and see Maureen. Being sisters, you think back. We as a whole appeared to be indistinguishable. A portion of the things you do you think 'correct, that is Maureen, she would've done that," Ms Ireland said. .

Maureen's family was shut becoming down, yet Ms Ireland said after she disappeared they floated separated. The family is asking for conclusion and Ms Ireland said they weren't even after a conviction, they simply need to discover the remaining parts.

"We simply need them came back to the families so we can give them an internment they merit and get on with life," she said.

Analyst Inspector from the Missing Persons Squad, Stephen Dennis, said police were sure there was some individual in the Bendigo zone who realized what occurred on the night Maureen and Allan vanished.

"We've kept a receptive outlook all through the examination and that is the reason we are urging individuals to approach to police," he said.

Reviewer Dennis urges individuals to uncover any data, regardless of the possibility that it's trifling.

"Individuals may have seen them or heard discuss where they were going," he said.

Anyone with data ought to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.