The brunch crowd surely would’ve phoned/messaged Sam BEFORE contacting him.
Maybe forensics can tell where Sam’s phone was at that time they started calling.
Unfortunately the crims are getting smarter knowing the tracking of phones and some idiots (who look like idiots) forget about their...
Ms Murphy was described as being both physically and mentally healthy and a much-loved family woman.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/latest-news/samantha-murphys-disappearance-now-treated-as-suspicious/news-story/0b2c32d8c4923cc3f790d5c67f918701
Samantha Murphy’s disappearance now treated as ‘suspicious’
Victoria Police are now treating the disappearance of Ballarat mum Samantha Murphy as suspicious after she vanished 10 days ago.
Police have not commented publicly on the case since Saturday, when the force announced it was scaling...
G’day old friend.
Like Allison Baden-Clay, her family/girlfriends may know if Sam was having personal turmoil within her marriage, business and finances.
This brunch may have been the catalyst.
(No mushrooms or beef Wellington on the menu)
I don’t understand the ‘culturally incorrect’ comment.
This is in Australia where we offer large rewards, I’d like to think we get the job done, most bodies are found and most crimes are solved.
We loath domestic violence!
Cross fingers on this one.
I agree the family needs privacy but unfortunately this is Websleuths. We are the great unwashed who solve crimes. It’s been proven the cops read our thoughts and sometimes act on our gut.
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