‘Incredibly loved’: sister confirms mum’s remains found

A family is recovering from the devastating loss of a mother who disappeared months after the police found her car and remains.

Tayla Spies, 29, disappeared in early February after leaving a rural hotel west of Brisbane, causing a generalized search for the Romaní Mother of Tres.

Police found Mrs. Spies on Friday on an outback property and human remains were discovered one kilometer from the vehicle.

Mrs. Spies’ sister confirmed the death of the beloved mother with the family that now sails for “unbearable loss”, in a Facebook post on Sunday night.

“It is with very heavy hearts that we announce the devastating loss of our beautiful Tayla,” said Rebecca Spies.

“Although I may not be here with us, it will always be in our hearts and I will take her with me wherever I go.”

She thanked the community that helped with the extensive search for Spies Spies in the last 63 days.

“We will really always be grateful to our family and friends for surrounding ourselves, supporting us, picking ourselves when we fell and never let us walk one step away from this alone,” he said.

“Tayla went and will always be so incredibly loved, more than I never knew.”

Mrs. Spies was last seen on February 2 when she was captured in CCTV that led her UTE in Surat, west of Brisbane.

He had previously been seen leaving a Dalby hotel before traveling west to Surrat, with CCTV showing the mother with a pink shirt and buying fuel in Condamine.

His disappearance caused a generalized search that covers 9000 square kilometers, with his family pleading with information as emergency services sought the remote region for a trace of the mother of three.

His car closed with a pink shirt inside was found deeply from a property of Noorindoo, about 40 km from Surat, and his remains one kilometer away, with the police that also confirmed on Monday that the body was Mrs. Spies.

The officers had been called to the property on Friday afternoon after reports from a car that coincides with Mrs. Spies’s vehicle.

The property owner told the police that the car had not been there for a long time.

The car is being examined by forensic officers and there will be an autopsy about the remains, police said, while requesting that any person with information communicates with them.