AUSTRALIA • Jesse DENSLEY - 15 yo - Williamstown/Newport/Cheltenham

The parents of a missing Williamstown teen have made an emotional plea for his return.

Jesse Densley, 15, was last seen on CCTV footage at Newport railway station about 11.20am yesterday.



Police believe Jesse travelled from North Williamstown
station about 8.30am to Newport station and then made his way to
Cheltenham before tracking back to Newport railway station.His father, Jody Densley, said it was ‘‘completely out of character’’
for Jesse to not come home.Mr Densley couldn’t contain his emotion and
broke down, asking Jesse ‘‘just to ring’’.

His mother, Michelle Densley, sent her son a message that
‘‘he’s not in any trouble, we just want him home and we hope he’s safe
and just to give us a call’’.

There are grave concerns for Jesse’s safety and police are urging him to contact someone.
Jesse was last seen wearing a grey Rip Curl hoodie with a blue panel across the chest, blue jeans and black coloured shoes.

Police are appealing to witnesses who may have
information regarding his whereabouts to contact triple-0 or Crime
Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/parents-plea-to-missing-teen-20110525-1f36d.html#ixzz1NKXc0MxA

PARENTS of a teen who was last seen at a train station on Tuesday say strangers have done their best to solve the mystery.




Jesse Densley, 15, has been missing since Tuesday 8.30am when he was last seen by a friend at North Williamstown train station.As night falls on the the third day, hopes have begun to fade of finding him easily.His parents Jody and Michelle told reporters at the Williamstown Police Station today they were at a loss to know what to do.‘‘We’ve
been driving around, we’ve got friends going round doing things in
different states. We’ve put pictures on trucks and in airports. People
are looking around stations, walking around the city, walking around
here and putting posters up," Ms Densley said.But so far numerous
possible sightings from Sunbury, Ocean Grove, Spotswood and Sale have
come to nothing, adding to the pain for his parents.His mother told Radio 3AW hopes of him just returning home may not happen.“The
thought of him turning up back home ... we were thinking about earlier
and now we think its not going to be that quick and that simple,” she
said.The teenager is believed to have boarded a train at North
Williamstown station and travelled to Cheltenham station. He left the
train, boarded a return service and got off at Newport station.Two notes have been left by the teen - one to a friend and another to his family - which read: "It's not your fault, goodbye."Jody Densley, Jesse's father, yesterday made an emotional plea."We just ask Jesse just to ring, please," he said."Just contact us somehow, just say you're OK. That's enough."Jesse's mother Michelle Densley said she and her husband felt sick with worry.She said her son had been battling depression recently, but thought it was just part of his teenage years.The
Densleys said the family has no friends or contact with anyone on the
south-eastern side of Melbourne, and his disappearance was completely
out of character.Jesse is described as Caucasian, about 185cm tall and medium build with blond shoulder-length hair.He was last seen wearing a grey Ripcurl hoodie with a blue panel on the chest.Police
are urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800
333 000 or to visit www.crimestoppers.com.au – or call 000.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/more-news/police-search-for-missing-teenager-jesse-densley/story-fn7x8me2-1226062227618

NBA basketball player Andrew Bogut has offered a
$25,000 reward for anyone with information about a teenager missing from
Melbourne's west.
Fifteen-year-old Jesse Densley from Williamstown was last seen three
days ago at Newport railway station and his parents and police have
grave concerns for his wellbeing.
Bogut has matched the amount of money being offered by the teenager's parents, bringing the total reward to $50,000.
He made the offer after hearing the boy's father talking on radio.
"Obviously being pretty close to my father, I can feel the pain of what that father and the mother is going through," he said.
"I would hate for something like that to happen to me or my parents
in the future, so I thought it would be a good position to do something
about it."http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/05/27/3228776.htm?section=justin

Victoria Police have confirmed missing teenager Jesse Densley, 15, from Williamstown, has been found safe and well.
Officers found the teen in the Melbourne suburb of Newport, after a member of the public called police.
He has been taken to Williamstown police station where he will be reunited with his family.
The teenager had been missing since Tuesday.
NBA basketballer Andrew Bogut had contributed $25,000 to a $50,000 reward, for information about Jesse's whereabouts.
He made the offer after hearing the teen's distressed father on the radio.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/05/27/3228906.htm?section=justin