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The son of a retired doctor who has been missing for more than four months in Western Australia has issued a desperate plea for the public to help find his mum.
Dr Nathalie Casal, 71, has not been seen since early December, having told her family she was going to walk the Bibbulmun Track, which runs from Kalamunda in the east of Perth to Albany and is more than 1,000km long.
But her son, Ramon Casal, now says there have been some misconceptions about the case, which are hampering the search for his mum.
'My mother was last seen alive at her home in Gnangara on December 6, 2023,' he told Daily Mail Australia.
'After over a month of investigations, police have reported no actual evidence to my family that (she) visited the Bibbulmun Track or started the hike she claimed to be planning.'
Dr Nathalie Casal (pictured), 71, has not been seen since early December, having told her family she was going on a hike
Mr Casal said his mum is 'an extremely climate-conscious environmentalist' and told the police when he reported her missing on March 7 that he doubted she would have gone hiking on the Bibbulmun Track during bushfire season.
'Nobody has come forward to state that they drove my mother to the Bibbulmun Track, and she owned no car.
'She sold her vehicle months before, for reasons she didn't explain to the family,' he
