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So according to Current Affair JE faces court on Monday for firearm offences for circumstances since Sharon's disappearance. So if they found illegal firearms in his property or vehicle while they were doings their searches in the few days after she was reported missing, would it take say 3...

I don't know the answer but even though they certainly treated it as a possible crime scene, or where evidence of a crime that occurred elsewhere was found, I am guessing that once they have finished examining it, they have no further need to hold it. Think of say a public place that is the...

I have been thinking he took her alive but bound and injured enough to bleed, in the back of his ute on Easter Sunday, direct to the National Park. Whether he has grabbed her at school in the classroom, in the school carpark or outside the school I don't know. I don't think she would have gone...

If it's Current Affair, it won't be any breaking news as they wouldn't wait until the show to air it as they would get scooped by another network if it was truely breaking news.

Yes hope so KG1. good to see you. Seems like they will have lots of evidence against VS but a cause of death is important. He could say he accidentally killed her then panicked and burnt her body. Taking the photo isn't itself direct evidence of intention to kill as it was after the event. It's...

That's why I am worried Fuskier. Lots of soft tissue damage.

I hope they can establish a cause of death or at least identify definite injuries unlike Allison Baden Clay due to soft tissue damage from her body not being found for 10 days. Could be the difference between murder or manslaughter at the end of the day. GBC's trial would have been a lot...

Thanks for finding that info. I reckon it was the duty solicitor and he/she did not apply for bail on VS's behalf. Not sure about NSW but in Qld for murder charges an accused has to apply to the Supreme Court for bail.

He wouldn't likely have a barrister at this point. A solicitor is the normal appointment following arrest. He may have been assigned a local duty solicitor ( a free service and you get whoever is rostered on that day for the magistrates court) for the first appearance. He may be applying for a...

Also have been thinking about his mother and brother talking to police when VS got home. The police would have spoken to him and arrested him. Maybe his family spoke to him and asked him what he knew. Perhaps it was obvious to his family from his reaction that he was responsible. Family know how...

I have found archived real estate pictures of the house showing the yard, front and rear and the inside. It has a carport and a garage so 2 places to hide her car. You can see the big hills hoist clothesline which would hold a lot of washing...

There would be some form of damage to his car which we don't know about but police would.

I was wondering if it had recently rained in Leeton and I found this article confirming it rained heavily on Easter Saturday. I am wondering if the markers outside the garage are to do with checking if tyre imprints are from Stephanie's car. Edit. Or her shoe prints in the yard...

Send times and received times can be different. The police say Stephanie's email was sent at 12.59pm and the time it was received would be interesting to know because if it was received before 12.59 say 11.59 (explained by daylight savings ending) that's very helpful. Or even if it was received...

Just for interest on trace evidence, I was in the courtroom on the day during the trial of Daniel Morcombe's trial that the forensic police scientist gave evidence about how there was no testing available for trace evidence in 2003. So they found no evidence that he had been in Cowan's car...

I agree with everything you said Makara. The difficulty with evidence where a family member is suspected is that evidence like fingerprints or hair of the missing person in their house or car or vice versa can be meaningless unless it's blood for example like Allison Baden-Clay.

If he had her at his home, let's hope they find trace evidence there.

Yes possible. Though by 7.20 I think he must have been seen back in Leeton somewhere as it sounds like he had an alibi from then.

Thanks South Aussie. An hour difference can make a big difference in the available time for him to dispose of Stephanie's body either before or after that sighting.

You could be right though if it were obvious that he had mental impairment, the neighbours would have told the media when they were interviewed.