By Ray Sparvell
- Police have new lead in Robyn Santen search
- Search called off for missing woman
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Major search on at City Beach
The husband of missing West Leederville mum Robyn Santen has made an emotional tribute and a plea for information on a Facebook page set up to track efforts to find her.
As police continue the search for his wife,Troy Santen said she was his best friend.
Robyn Santen with her husband, Troy. Credit: Facebook
"She gave us two beautiful kids within who her fun-filled spirit shines through," Mr Santen wrote.
"Hopefully, they [police] can piece together the timeline of events and insights into Robyn.
"If anyone has any information, the police still need your help. Should you be out on or above the ocean, please also keep looking there, too, just in case."
The search for Robyn Santen (inset) was called off last Friday.
Mr Santen said he was gratified by the community's response to Robyn's disappearance.
"Thank you everyone for your support and efforts over the past two weeks. it has been amazing and is very much appreciated," he said.
"I have had an amazing amount of support in all manner of forms that are too many to list. There is no way I could reply or thank everyone, so this is my thank you to you all."
Robyn Santen's worried family at City Beach on Monday morning.Credit: Emma Young
Police believe they may have a new lead in the disappearance of Mrs Santen, whose car was last seen almost two weeks ago near City Beach.
The silver Volkswagen Golf was abandoned at beachside car park near Clancy's Fish Pub on August 9 and it was originally thought she was last seen the night before in West Leederville.
Now police have released CCTV footage of the mother-of-two at the Grapeskin Wine Bar in William Street in Northbridge on August 8, in the hope the public could assist with the investigation.
The 36-year-old's silver Volkswagen Golf was abandoned at beachside car park near Clancy's Fish Pub. Credit: WA Police
No sign of Mrs Santen was found when police divers combed the waters off the City Beach coastline and searched nearby land areas.
Police spokeswoman Ros Weatherall said anyone who was at the wine bar should contact police or call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.