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Is it possible that the maker of the quilt did hobbytex? Very popular in the eighties. It would account for why this pumpkin pattern and picture just cant be found. They may have purchased the plaid fabric and used their hobbytex skills for the picture? Is anyone familiar with hobby tex and...

I am thinking pot holder maybe, this picture is the closest I can find https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/f7/24/c8/f724c89e60451d5bb45677cc0337e956.jpg

Bones in suitcase murder continues to frustrate police https://au.news.yahoo.com/sa/a/29307245/bones-in-suitcase-murder-continues-to-frustrate-police/

She is yet to be identified but detectives have now collected 256 names of young children who could be the little girl, after consulting with a wide range of agencies. Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/national/2015/08/20/11/48/girl-s-bones-found-in-sa-remain-a-mystery#wusPfdMvc3EPyQQY.99

Pretty choice time to take a holiday- during a significant murder case. Maybe there is more to his trip to the UK then we know?

They were definitely a quilted fabric. Yes I believe the pumpkin piece could very easily have been cut from these place mats.

On memory the pumpkin print in the quilt is a place mat. I recall having purchased a set I believe are the same if not very similar from a home linen party many years ago. Im talking 90's and well before the internet was common place or even in Australia. It was a home based linen party but for...

I have also had my thoughts about the suitcase man and I believe he placed it near the side of the road at a location he would remember for pick up later. Thus the rock wall near by as some sort of marker for him to remember where to collect it from. Some where along the line he has gone back...

Its definitely a black cover for a water meter. Very common is SA

UPDATE: Police say only 28 of these distinctive tutu dresses were sold in #SouthAustralia 8 years ago.

The thing that gets my back up most at the moment is Police saying they are currently solely focused on South Australia. I don't get this! In a country like Australia we can drive from one end of the country to the other in 24 hours. Not to mention the possibility of overseas travel. It just...

Still thinking MM, all the dates add up including age, hair colour, height and age of bones. A pedophile link was the most likely scenario and Roderick MacDonald was questioned in relation to this as it was believed he was in the area at the time. Coincidentally he alluded police for many years...

Sorry guys but I dont even know what a paywall is. Just trying to help :-(

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/body-in-suitcase-murder-cops-await-word-on-gender/story-e6frg6nf-1227449799484

OH yes, my mistake, its still pretty obvious with eye contact or not, he wasn't trying to hide and wanted to been seen. IMO

IMO - First and foremost, if someone had abducted a male child and were trying to keep that secret they would likely dress a male in females clothing and vica versa. Secondly it all appears very set up to me. The man with the suitcase for example, clearly wanted to be seen, he asked for...

I am feeling sick, I have tears flowing already I'm afraid. >>>deep breaths<<<

Yes True Makara, but if just passing WT on then Dunbogan would make an easy drop off point and give BS an Alibi, from there for whom ever may have him would only be a 5 hour drive to Castle Cove. Then looking into it more only 32 minutes drive from the Knox Grammer School, which has rife...

Dunbogan has a caravan park and if you follow that up the coast you get to Castle Cove. Someone mentioned earlier that they kept getting a feeling about the movie the Castle. Maybe thats why. Dunbogan would be a very easy drop off point for BS if he had William. Just thinking out aloud :-)