25/06/2026
Today, family and friends should be gathered together, surrounding Steve Williams as he celebrates his 60th birthday.
Creating memories, sharing laughs, and toasting to many more birthdays to come.
Instead, a family is left wondering what happened to their beloved son, father, brother, partner and friend....
Can you help provide the answers they have been searching for?
On Tuesday 14 June 2005, 38-year-old Steven Charles Williams visited his mother at Willaston, South Australia, at around midday.
Although he did not stay long, his mother noticed he seemed distracted and not quite himself. While there, Steve received a phone call, believed to have been from his boss, and mentioned that he was heading to the Gepps Cross Hotel.
Police investigations have revealed that Steve, who worked as a debt collector, was allegedly dropped off by an associate at Singleton's Transport, Gillman, to collect money from someone employed there.
Police believe foul play was involved in Steve's disappearance and suspect that he was murdered.
Steve has not been seen or heard from since that day.
His bank accounts have never been accessed, and he has not contacted family or friends. Those who know and love him say this is completely out of character. Steve was an extremely proud father who adored his daughter and would never willingly go such a long time without contacting her.
Over the years, many theories have emerged regarding Steve's disappearance, but sadly none have led to answers or his whereabouts.
At the time of his disappearance, Steve was described as:
• 185cm tall
• Athletic/muscular build
• Long brown hair
• Blue eyes
• Goatee beard and light moustache
• Numerous tattoos on his upper torso and arms
• Scars from a vehicle accident
Steve would now be 60 years old.
His family continues to search for answers and deserves to know what happened to him.
A reward of $200,000 is on offer for information.
If you have ANY information which may assist police in locating Steve and help bring an end to the suffering his family has endured, please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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✨️Today we Leave A Light On for Steven 🕯️