Cash payments made to Kiesha's parents

Police in Sydney are believed to be investigating a series of alleged unexplained payments made into the bank accounts of missing six-year-old Kiesha Abrahams’ mother and stepfather in the weeks before she disappeared.

Six alleged payments of between $500 and $600 which were made into Kristi Abrahams and Robert Smith’s bank accounts have not been accounted for, News Limited reported on Tuesday.

It is claimed the amounts were paid in cash at regular intervals leading up to when the six-year-old girl was reported missing from her western Sydney home on August 1.

Police were unable to comment on specific aspects the investigation.

“We certainly are investigating all information that comes to us,” Detective Inspector Russell Oxford told News Ltd.

Kiesha’s mother reported last seeing her on July 31, when she put her to bed at their home in Woodstock Avenue at, Mount Druitt.

Thousands of potential leads have been investigated by police, buoyed by a groundswell of local community support, but detectives have admitted hopes of finding the little girl alive are slim.

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