Catastrophic five-word blunder meant missing girl was declared alive just minutes before she was confirmed dead

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Catastrophic five-word blunder meant missing girl was declared alive just minutes before she was confirmed dead

A probe has been launched into a catastrophic communications failure which meant a missing girl was declared alive just before she was confirmed dead. Lily Hooper, an 18-year-old from Sydney, had been missing for eight days when New South Wales Premier Chris Minns wrongly announced she had been found alive and well. Police told her family the same, with footage showing her family and friends celebrating and toasti…