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Just trying to sort out things in my mind. Did the defence address Heather’s remark about four matching plates and one odd coloured one? At all? I believe he didn’t, because it wouldn’t have helped his argumentation that Ian’s memory was wrong when another witness remembered the same as Ian.

I missed that - where did her family come from?

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I call the narrative of the white plates BS. The kids and the son’s friend arrived after the lunch had ended, probably while or after they were having dessert. The small white plates the son took to the kitchen and put in the dish washer would have been the dessert plates. They had nothing to do...

Exactly. And had the body been disposed in Saltwater Creek - wouldn't that area have been declared a crime scene at some stage?

And another attempted attack/abduction in the Northern Beaches area. "The 28-year-old mum said she took a slightly longer walk than usual because her son wasn’t with her on Sunday. She said she was on Panguna St when a dark grey SUV started driving up and down the street near her before the...

New audio on police investigations. Has the Toyah Cordingley murder investigation stalled?

This is so heartbreaking: Troy Cordingley

Maybe he was only disappearing after he had finished a block of shifts?

Could the part with the needle suggest that he might have suffered from an addiction to prescription drugs (or other drugs for that matter)?

The Queensland Health-registered nurse reportedly worked at Innisfail hospital, south of Cairns. His name is Rajwinder Singh An international manhunt has been launched to track down the suspected killer and AFP has already contacted their Indian counterparts and the Interpol seeking assistance...

Yes, that's the one. I didn't have the time to look for it straight away. Thank you Iailwa!

I have found one this morning in „Little India“ (whatever that is, maybe it’s not a real newspaper, just an online thing). It just quoted what our newspapers told. I’ll see if I can find it again.

What if he did it, but he didn’t do it on his own? If they suspect there’s an accomplice they were hoping to catch by letting him run on a long leash?

Is it possible that he’s still their key suspect but they’d like to play it down to avoid too much interest? Apparently, many people in India have a quite negative picture of the average Australian (there was a documentary about this a year or so ago). They seem to think of Australia as a very...

With more information it’s only getting worse. What’s wrong with people??? “The 26-year-old Morayfield man was revealed as a father of twins when he faced the Pine Rivers magistrates court this morning charged with one count each of deprivation of liberty, taking a child for immoral purposes...

Gosh, that's terrible and can happen so easily! Unbelievable, but I'm glad that at least he returned the child and that they got him. (edited to remove incorrect geographic data)

"His father, Amar, had been living with him in Innisfail and has since followed him there, trying to find him over the past week, said Harpreet Singh, a local sugarcane farmer. His mother and father have given DNA samples to police that can be used for familial DNA searches to determine...

Rocket333, a few pages back I had a rant about the media as they clearly showed their home and it’s so easily recognisable. I don’t think it’s a good idea to post their address here. After all, the POI‘s wife and children probably haven’t done anything wrong and need some protection. Please...

Thank you, it didn’t come up for me first. What a horrible thing to happen to poor Toyah. And what a nightmare to live with for her family and, in fact, the family of the POI as well.