I don't know why so much emphasises is put on the black colour either, or any colour of any garmet to be honest! I have a bad habit of dressing my little girl going by the fashion and what I wear....it means nothing IMO
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I guess that makes me and my friend who bought the same black tutu for my niece odd in your eyes. She was 4 at the time and loved it. I don't think the color every phased her. Not all little girls like pink, purple and princesses.
I don't see it as odd at all. I'm in California and 3-5 years ago I saw tutu skirts everywhere for toddlers and young girls. In all colors.
I don't get the assumption that a black tutu equates to a pedophile.
Personally I think this is the case of abuse at home. I think her clothing was thrown into the suitcase and other items (the thong, if it's true) and men's shirts made it in by accident.
I think whoever dumped the suitcase knew about it and wanted her to be found.
Seems like the simplest explanation to me.
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Yes Dutch, but it could also be that Angel wore her tutu every chance she got. It may have been simply to play outside or to go to the shops with Mummy. The tutu may have been a hand-me-down from an older sibling or another family member who also may have been seen wearing the tutu in the past. And then there is the thought that the tutu may not have belonged to Angel at all.
I have no idea![]()
Is it official that men's shirts were also found in the suitcase? Do you have a link please? BBM
And I think that is what SAPOL is hoping for. That someone may remember seeing a little fair haired girl in the tutu or any of the other clothes found in the suitcase. Musicaljoke, that would be the icing on the cake wouldn't it? For someone to come forward with an actual photo.
I don't know about anyone else but in my sleuthing using Google and social media etc., I am constantly looking for photos of any of those garments that were found with the suitcase and most especially the quilt.
That I do not think. The police wouldn't call it their strongest lead if they weren't convinced that it belonged to the girl.
Personally I think she died in it. Cause the top of the tutu and the black smilie t-shirt are the only items (as far as I can tell), that have holes in them. They do not apear to have been part of a folded pile of clothes that were, at some point, put in a suitcase with the remaines.
Why would anyone put such a distinctive tutu in the suitcase at a later moment in time if it wasn't hers and it would have been around the (decomposing) body.
Which makes me suspect even more that she had just gotten the tutu and hadn't been seen in it by other people. Or whoever killed her would have removed it and gotten rid of it.
Sorry, I meant shorts. The boxer shorts or whatever those were.
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House of horrors
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/photos/photos-e6frecgc-1225937816697?page=1
If one could recognise an item out of "our" the suitcase, ie clothing on the clothes line or things in some rooms ....
Originally Posted by musicaljoke:
But what if you picked up the rat before it was completely decomposed ... say after you recovered from a weekend bender? Would the carpet be damaged, but not completely disintegrated.
Well, could you do a little experiment? For the betterment of society ...![]()
Wow, imagine if someone had stolen a body from the farmSpeaking of experiments, in time this body farm will hopefully give a lot more answers in regards to some of the questions that have come up about decomposing bodies in the Australian climate. Bit creepy that it's 20 minutes away[emoji15]
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/2...n-for-countrys-first-human-body-farm/?cs=2452
I think her clothing was thrown into the suitcase and other items (the thong, if it's true) and men's shirts made it in by accident.
Personally a black tutu for a 2,5-4 year old wouldn't have been my choice. I don't know much about what little 2,5-4 year olds would pick themselves, but wouldn't they rather go for the pinky colors/princess stuff, or pastel, (light) blue, silver and gold stuff?
I would like to know what other (still undisclosed) items were in the suitcase.
If there actually would be women's items like a g-string (rumor) and a Miss X Australia item (originating from a store that sells adult (sexy) products?) among the suitcase items, that would make the black tutu awkward to me personally. That would give me a feeling of sex exploitation/pedophiles.
Speaking of experiments, in time this body farm will hopefully give a lot more answers in regards to some of the questions that have come up about decomposing bodies in the Australian climate. Bit creepy that it's 20 minutes away[emoji15]
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/2...n-for-countrys-first-human-body-farm/?cs=2452
I was aquainted with an elderly man who recently died of cancer who donated his body to science. He thought funerals were a waste of money and someone should make use of his body. I hope he didn't choose to part take in the body farm. I know its necessary for research, but i have the thought of it.How delightful! I'm sure that there will be no shortage of "research material" as families arrange for their dearly departed violent drunken scoundrels to be eaten by worms.
Speaking of experiments, in time this body farm will hopefully give a lot more answers in regards to some of the questions that have come up about decomposing bodies in the Australian climate. Bit creepy that it's 20 minutes away[emoji15]
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/2...n-for-countrys-first-human-body-farm/?cs=2452
Interesting the Victoria Police Face Book Site regarding Trudy article has now been taken down, but earlier the details listed that she is also going by the names of Trudy Louise Staker and /or Trudy Staker.
I guess that makes me and my friend who bought the same black tutu for my niece odd in your eyes. She was 4 at the time and loved it. I don't think the color every phased her. Not all little girls like pink, purple and princesses.
I don't see it as odd at all. I'm in California and 3-5 years ago I saw tutu skirts everywhere for toddlers and young girls. In all colors.
I don't get the assumption that a black tutu equates to a pedophile.
Personally I think this is the case of abuse at home. I think her clothing was thrown into the suitcase and other items (the thong, if it's true) and men's shirts made it in by accident.
I think whoever dumped the suitcase knew about it and wanted her to be found.
Seems like the simplest explanation to me.
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