The thing that gets my back up most at the moment is Police saying they are currently solely focused on South Australia. I don't get this! In a country like Australia we can drive from one end of the country to the other in 24 hours. Not to mention the possibility of overseas travel. It just doesn't make sense unless the cops are onto something already or trying to deter media focus to assist in catching perpetrators. What makes them so damn sure its an SA case??
The thing that gets my back up most at the moment is Police saying they are currently solely focused on South Australia. I don't get this! In a country like Australia we can drive from one end of the country to the other in 24 hours. Not to mention the possibility of overseas travel. It just doesn't make sense unless the cops are onto something already or trying to deter media focus to assist in catching perpetrators. What makes them so damn sure its an SA case??
I think the clothes are random purchases, possibly from op shops. There is no rhyme or reason to the items shown, just as you mention. I wonder if the clothes are there solely to disguise the body? As for the quilt, I wonder if it was an op shop purchase, too? I often see crotchet blankets and hand made baby/cot quilts at our local op shops.
The Baby 2000 shorts look like they are boys shorts, too.
FYI - for those that dont know as yet there is a FB page dedicated to the child. Just type in:
Child Found Karoonda Highway, SA
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I know it's been mentioned earlier in the thread, but I can't understand the relevance of the bloke with the suitcase in the area 6-8 weeks ago if people had seen the suitcase on the side of the road where it was found as far back as March which was more than 12 weeks ago. If these sightings are related, then someone has their dates mixed up. IMO
they found a complete skeleton didn´t they? so I am wondering about the skull, founder saw jawbone, but the rest is it possible to make a reconstruction? how long will that take and have any of LE said anything about that
Please look at that!!
The pics of the clothing partly are seen much more clear. There is a long shirt (night dress?) pink with white stripes, that I haven't seen before ("Dimples"). The men boxer shorts looks different to that what I've seen before (no Holden radiator grill?).
"The reconstructing of a human face is painstaking and can take many weeks and even months to get right and even then there is a chance that the victim's face - as modelled in clay by the anthropologist - may never be recognised.
A lot rests on the memories of the general public and also their willingness to come forward especially in relation to crimes that are many years old."
http://www.exploreforensics.co.uk/reconstructing-a-face.html
I'd imagine that there would have to be 3D imaging software available these days that could enable scientists to scan a skull in particular, and then produce a likeness of the victim? Having said that, I've always been impressed when I've seen documentaries about scientists/artists who specialise in creating clay reconstructions - have we ever seen them used here in Australia?