Body of missing TikToker Tea Wright fingers, 19, found as she disappeared without a trace after sharing disturbing videos

THE body of a missing teenager was found six weeks after she shared a haunting recent video and disappeared without a trace.

Tea Wright-Finger, 19, disappeared after being dropped off by a friend near Richmond, Queensland, on October 16.

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Hoping to locate Tea, authorities launched a full-scale search, using helicopters, off-road buggies and local experts to navigate the remote area.

The search was halted after no trace of Tea was found after nine days.

But on Thursday morning, a helicopter spotted a stolen blue Toyota Prado that has been linked to her disappearance.

Hours later, search teams tragically found her body in remote bushland – 600 meters from the vehicle.

Queensland Police said: “Police have spoken to Tea’s family and we extend our deepest condolences to her family and loved ones.”

Her death will not be treated as suspicious.

A close friend dropped the 19-year-old off near the parking lot.

In a gruesome twist of fate, less than two weeks before her disappearance, Tea released a chilling video professing her love for the rural outback where she disappeared.

She captioned a selfie, “I don’t feel so good, I want to go home,” before adding a series of snaps enjoying the outdoors, explaining that it made her “feel at home.”

In another TikTok video posted on her 19th birthday, she told her followers, “It’s okay to feel lost sometimes.”

“There are always risks in life, you never know when it’s going to end,” she said in the clip.

“You always have to work hard to get what you want, nobody will give it to you.

“If people want you in their life, they will make time for you.”

Queensland Police released dramatic footage of the moment detectives found the blue Toyota on Wednesday.

Video shows officers landing a helicopter and approaching the car before a gloved hand opens the front passenger-side door to reveal an open glove box with a pink bin inside.

The Toyota was reported stolen from Proserpine, 700 km away, on October 14 – two days before Tea disappeared.

Cops had previously investigated the possibility that she may have traveled to the Northern Territory, where she previously worked as a farm hand.

Last month, police released CCTV footage of Tea at a Richmond gas station just before she disappeared.

The clip shows her in a light pink and purple dress and a pair of sandals before paying for a bottle of juice.

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