Breanna Muriwai was last seen nearly two years ago. Photo: Supplied / Police
The family of missing woman Breanna Muriwai has asked that all signs and flyers in the case of her disappearance be taken down, but police continue to say there is no update on the case.
Muriwai, 28, was last seen in August 2022 at Te Horo Beach on the Kāpiti Coast.
Police said it was unusual for her to not stay in contact with her friends and family.
A Facebook page dedicated to missing persons in New Zealand shared a message "following on from (Muriwai's mother) Jasmin Gray's post".
"We ask the public that any fence signs / missing flyers in regards to our beautiful Breanna Muriwai throughout New Zealand be taken down," the post said.
"The whānau and team thank each and everyone of you who made the effort to help the family and team print, laminate, hand out flyers, put fence signs up and drop and pick signs up for others."
The page posted that Breanna's mother would say more soon, and to "please continue to be patient and give the whānau their space".
Police said earlier this week and confirmed again today that they did not have any news on the missing persons case.
"I can confirm there is no update at this time," a spokesperson said.
Earlier this week Muriwai's mother posted on social media that the family "had news of our beloved girl", but she did not elaborate on what had happened.
"It wasn't the outcome we were hoping for, but we still hold onto hope that we will have our closure and the fullest justice," Gray said.
"At this stage me and my whānau will be taking some time to process the reality of it all."
