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Claremont serial killings: Police search property in Madora Bay http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/claremont-serial-killings-police-search-property-in-madora-bay/news-story/6b64e4cb36446fbe7a252f353726534a

$10 worth of petrol would get you from the Blue Mountains to North Ryde? $1 for a Diet Coke at a servo??

Other reports say the the daughter is in her 20s not that she is 20. Not sure if they split back then or if at all. Both were made lifetime members of BLAC only a few years ago.

The age of the daughter disturbs me (if in fact she is the daughter). To think she was conceived around the time of the murders.

Ciara Glennon's family have been contacted by Police who have confirmed a breakthrough in the case.

The TRG probably scared him.

What made you think it was a Telstra worker 88?

A 50 something Telstra worker from Kewdale - did anyone come up with this profile?

Be interesting if the outcome of this arrest will have anything to do with the Tiger Moth video, Dr Phibe or Droc, Cryptic GPS co-ordinates and lines, the Zodiac killer, a well-known Perthite etc

Yes, they plan their journeys like a crow. What other lead does it provide?

You don't need to know orienteering to read a map or have a high IQ or have access to the internet. Pre-internet you went to the local or state library and read maps, made copies and marked up your route on paper which was the common medium at the time. Nothing to indicate military training...

Haven't heard from Barney Rubble yet. No political oportunity, no step closer to it being solved.

From his own admission he had a vendetta against the police - an ex criminal who they didn't take seriously.

For this particular case I generally avoid putting my guesses, gut feels, theories, suggestions, assumptions etc out there and go with what the literature and the verified public domain evidence tells us and then take Occam's razor to it. I'll have a go this time... Anticipation denotes...

The reason I focus on the disposal sites is they are the only confirmed crime scenes i.e. the perpetrator illegally disposed of a human body, which provides an unequivocal starting point to work back from. "Offenders usually don't go far beyond an area they know as its easier to commit...

Myth: Serial killers want to get caught. Offenders committing a crime for the first time are inexperienced. They gain experience and confidence with each new offense, eventually succeeding with few mistakes or problems. While most serial killers plan their offenses more thoroughly than...

Sorry I didnt explain what the link was for when I posted it last night light so here it is: It has been almost 20 years since three women disappeared, two of which were murdered, from Claremont in Western Australia. Despite the significant resources that have been invested into the...

https://www.change.org/p/coroner-s-court-of-western-australia-conduct-a-coronial-inquest-into-the-disappearance-of-sarah-spiers-and-the-murders-of-jane-rimmer-and-ciara-glennon

How do you arrive at above average intelligence, is it because they haven't been caught yet? The discovery of the bodies and the little effort put into concealing them could also indicate carelessness.

He certainly was an intriguing character, an absolute cult figure on the BF forum. From what I have read on Big Footy he sent letters relating to the Claremont murders to the Commissioner of Police and Foxtel and even created a blog - that certainly takes effort and shows a lot of conviction...