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I was thinking about another missing child case - the AS case in NZ. If that case had featured a complicated family background, visits by a plumber, unidentified parked cars, and indirect links to various people with previous child offences, would investigators have stopped investigating the...

The roar could have come from the area coloured red in this photo: A great hiding place, which the child could easily have reached, in a few seconds, by clambering up the slope under that balcony:

The estimate of where WT was when he made the last heard roar (purple area), appears to have been calculated based on the direction from which that sound arrived into the blue area. In the attached photo I have coloured white an arrow representing the sound arriving and being heard. I think...

http://youtu.be/nTh6DM5FEAY At 10:24s Mr Jubelin demonstrates where WT walked "...headed off around in this direction, around the corner of the house ... the mother heard him say roar" At 10:52s Mr Jubelin points to where WT is estimated to have been when he was last heard. On the attached photo...

Location of celerywood tree as posted by Makara last year http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h16/Christina30/possible%20celerywood%20tree.png

Yes the wall I coloured red is the far-end wall of the garage (at the opposite end of the garage from the garage door), and viewed from the outside It is the wall under the balcony where the children had reportedly hidden during hide-and-seek. I agree that the grey-green vehicle and the grey...

https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/29855192/william-tyrrell-kidnap-house-for-sale/#page1 In this photo just above the grass are a row of 4 air holes in the brickwork. These correspond to one of the two blurred bright areas high up the left side wall in the garage inside photo.

On entering the garage, the hypothetical person would immediately see the air gaps in the walls of the garage, because of the daylight shining in through them, and possibly hear sounds of playing, coming in through the gaps in the far end wall.

In the garage photo referenced above, one can see numerous air-gaps in the end wall of the garage, also two sets of airgaps high-up in the (left side in photo) wall of the garage. In the attached sketch I have coloured red the garage end-wall (it is under a balcony), and yellow the relevant...

In image 13 at http://www.onthehouse.com.au/12772582/48_benaroon_dr_kendall_nsw_2439 there are air gaps in the brick wall at the far end of the garage. Directly on the other side of those air gaps is the under-balcony area of the eastern section of the north-east face of the house. To a...

Thanks Makara. Also the garage door can be seen open in the available streetview images (2008 and 2010).

Thanks Makara. Here's the image I referred to http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/3/j/d/e/k/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.11fbdi.png/1414821217703.jpg

In the 3rd photo in this report the up-and-over garage door is open. http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/missing-william-tyrell-casts-dark-shadow-over-town-20141031-11fbdi.html Do we know whether the garage door was open or closed at the time WT disappeared?

Depending on the design, I think it is possible that airflow through the tank airspace might be from the atmosphere, through a top vent or other top opening, into the tank airspace, and then up the downpipe, emerging to the atmosphere at the gutter? In press reports I can find no mention this...

Depending on the design, I think it is possible that airflow through the tank airspace might be from the atmosphere, through a top vent or other top opening, into the tank airspace, and then up the downpipe, emerging to the atmosphere at the gutter? In press reports I can find no mention this...

You make a valid point Bohemian, however the floor of the the balcony above the rainwater tank appears to have no gaps for air to pass up through from below, so air emerging from the top of the tank would I think go primarily to the open atmosphere...

Thankyou Bohemian. I think that all 2-year-olds have a natural fear of heights. However I think this is insufficient reason to assume they will never climb. I refer to a sad incident in 2006 in the Adelaide Hills where two 2-year-olds climbed to the top of a 2m high water tank...

South-east side of the house where WT disappeared: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/inside-the-mind-of-william-tyrrells-abductor-20150911-gjkqyz.html At the east corner of the house under the balcony is a circular above-ground rainwater tank, estimated about 2m diameter by about 2m high, probably...