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There's an old saying: "Time heals all wounds." But no one ever tells you how long that healing is supposed to take.
For the family of Dylan Dickie, 10 years feels like a lifetime, yet the grief remains as raw as the day he disappeared.
A beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew and mate, Dylan has missed so much since he vanished - including the birth of his beautiful baby nephew.
19-year-old Dylan was last seen on Thursday, 23 June 2016, riding his Yamaha motorbike away from his home in Cessnock, NSW.
On 3 July 2016, his motorbike, helmet and gloves were found in the Watagans State Forest near Corrabare, NSW.
There was no sign of Dylan, and no evidence to explain what had happened to him or where he had gone.
His bike's number plate had been ripped off and has never been found. His house keys were also missing, despite extensive searches of the bushland by the SES.
Dylan has not been seen or heard from since. It is completely out of character for him not to keep in contact with his family, and there are ongoing concerns for his safety and welfare.

Although a Coronial Inquest has been held, Dylan's family are still left with so many unanswered questions - the biggest one being:
Where is Dylan?
At the time of his disappearance, Dylan was described as being 170cm tall with a slim build, fair complexion, blonde hair and blue eyes.
The Dickie family's world was turned upside down when Dylan went missing. Tragically, just 10 days earlier, Dylan's grandfather Robert had also disappeared. (Police have stated that these two cases are not related.)
If you know anything that could help bring Dylan home to his family, please come forward. Even the smallest detail could help provide answers and end a decade of heartbreak.
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