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So from what I can see by FM's own admission William's unsettled/problem behaviour was all the time. "William's biological parents had been seeing him every month, but as he became a long term placement that access was reduced to bimonthly." Privileged life of William Tyrrell's foster mum...

This is where it all happened - this is where what all happened? Nothing happened apparently; he just disappeared, so why say "it all happened"? The implication to me is that he is no longer full of life. Later there is a reference to the joy of life, again implying to me that he this life no...

I found this passage in today's article quite disturbing. "At that point, 727 questions into the interview Jubelin interrupts and asks the foster father if William might not have 'hurt himself accidentally' and the foster mother and grandmother 'panicked and covered it up with fear of losing'...

FM says she was involved in dressing him. Personally, with the fact that she has been charged with giving false & misleading evidence, the revelations that have come out today indicating that there were a lot of issues, which were repeatedly hidden in interviews and other statements, and the...

Yes, I thought they could be pyjamas or, at least, have doubled as pyjamas and been worn the night before.

I find the language odd. "You need to go". "You need to get changed first." I would have thought it would have been "We need to get you changed." Certainly that is how I would say it. Either, in the way he is describing it from the actual time: "we need to get you changed" or describing it...

I don't recall any testimony at the inquest or any reporting there indicating that they were. Do you? I recall Ben Atwood visiting, but he is a caseworker, not the person qualified to make these assessments. I do not recall any evidence tendered as to William seeing any sort of psychologist or...

But why, if they were looking for ADHD would they have been observing him with the BM rather than observing him with the FM who was experiencing/reporting all the issues? If it's ADHD then it's an issue in everyday life, not solely at the particular point that he sees his BM. The three...

ADHD can be diagnosed in children younger than 4, although there are no specific guildeines for it. Parents can also look for signs that their toddler has ADHD and seek support even without a formal diagnosis. Given the extremities of William's behaviour that we are learning about today, did...

So from the article released today: "But for some reason he always manages to fill them. And I said are you wet and all that sort of stuff and I said, okay well then you need to go , get up first and you need to get changed first okay and then we know and we can have a cuddle." It seems to me...

At approximately 3 minutes: "Bouncing out of his, out of his" - gestures around her head - "his skull". IMO very odd turn of phrase when the common phrase is "jumping out of his skin". Why the physical and verbal reference to his head? ETA: Oh and look here. AMS testified at the inquest that...

IMO she was incapable of parenting William and he was reacting to that by being aggressive to her, and instead of resolving her own inadequacies the FM decided to blame the biological parents who were an easy target. IMO. Was she seeking psychological help to deal with these issues with...

I don't recall, sorry. I wish I did one way or another. It's such an interesting point about witnesses confirming anything that might correlate arrivals and departures by the Fosters and I can't believe I haven't delved into it before.

From memory Heather Savage recalls the taillights of the Fosters car pulling in to FGM's place around 8:30-9pm. I cannot find the link for this so hopefully someone else can confirm if my memory is correct or if I am misremembering LOL. She died in 2015 so it would have been an interview of some...

Less possible in my view due to one happening at night time and one during day time and the fact that Cleo's family could have been watched for some time after they went to bed while a person abducting William essentially had to make a decision on the spur of the moment (even if they were...

Or not a lot of random cars at all and people created memories due to the power of suggestion, especially given others were adamant there were no cars in the street that were claimed were seen. The only car I am confident was there is the one that did a U-Turn that morning. The description of it...

That is exactly how I have felt. The omissions that have surfaced are convenient ones, and they come in the context of someone who could go into excruciating details about other things. It makes no sense to me that she would go into that detail about masses of trivial facts and then be...

Children are statistically most likely to be killed by someone they know. See eg Child homicide perpetrators worldwide: a systematic review for an example of a study - but as far as I can tell this is fairly common knowledge. It makes perfect sense that people would look at those closest to any...

Yes, it doesn't come together and that is one of the things that really baffles me. I can understand being a vague on specific times and details, but the order of what happened should be clear. I wouldn't expect someone to say, "I did this at 10:05 for 6 minutes" but I would expect them to be...

Having been in a comparable situation, I would have handled this very differently from the outset so I am genuinely not sure how to answer your question. As soon as I couldn't find him in the immediate vicinity I would have texted my husband with the urgent message to come back immediately...