CCTV footage of Jessica's last moments released, police appeal to public
Police are continuing the search for a Sydney woman who went missing six months ago, releasing CCTV footage of the last moment she was seen.
Jessica Zrinski, 30, went missing from Bossley Park on Sunday 27 November 2022, at around 10pm.
She was reported missing after her family couldn't contact her close to a week later on Monday, November 28.
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Investigations into the case discovered that Zrinski was in the carpark of a Green Park hotel on Mimosa Road, on Monday, November 28 NSW Police Force
Investigations into the case discovered that Zrinski was in the carpark of a Green Park hotel on Mimosa Road, on Monday, November 28 at 10pm.
She left the car park in a blue Holden Commodore station wagon 10 minutes later.
Police believe the Commodore drove towards the Blue Mountains using the M4 and the Great Western Highway.
"At this stage, we can place Jessica in this vehicle headed towards the Blue Mountains, but we cannot ascertain her movements beyond there," Homicide Squad Commander, Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty, said.
"Investigators have been told Jess is a friendly, approachable person who is known to seek lifts with people she didn't necessarily know.
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She left the car park in a blue Holden Commodore station wagon 10 minutes later. NSW Police Force
"It's been almost six months without anyone seeing or speaking with Jess, and we want to speak to anyone who may have had any interaction with her on the night of Monday 28 November 2022 into the following morning.
Police have released footage of the last known moments of Zrinski's life before she disappeared, hoping it jogs people's memory who may have seen her or the Blue Commodore on Monday 28 November 2022 and Tuesday 29 November 2022.
"The reality is that detectives are investigating all lines of inquiry, including whether she has met with foul play," Doherty said.
The investigation is now in the hands of the State Crime Command Homicide Squad, following an extensive investigation from the Fairfield City Police Area Command.
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