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I sent a reply tweet mentioning Truth Fellowship and theses missing people to "Prophet V" who had replied to JJ McNab saying something about there being no such cases in the UK of alien worshipping cults taking their own lives.This really is an excellent podcast. I think I finished it within a week.
https://www.heavensgate.show
I’m not sure, their aliases could stem from a variety of sources/meanings, depending on the development of the leader’s belief system. It’s often a mixture of tracts/ideas from religious texts and science/science fiction, eg; Scientology. This may give you a bit more info on Heaven’s Gate and ‘Do’ and ‘Ti’ (AKA ‘The UFO Two’ AKA ‘Bo’ and ‘Peep’:Sorry, my last post probably needed more words. [emoji4]The leaders of Heavens Gate called themselves Do and Ti. Simon/ Gary called himself Si, yes? This Omegaism person calls themself V. Is there some esoteric logic to this prophet naming?
I suspect it's to makes themselves sound alien. Much like that Scientology cult does.Sorry, my last post probably needed more words. [emoji4]
The leaders of Heavens Gate called themselves Do and Ti. Simon/ Gary called himself Si, yes? This Omegaism person calls themself V. Is there some esoteric logic to this prophet naming?
Yes its odd PD , earlier in this thread i posted that article about that iirc ."a person checked into a caravan park in King River, near Albany in 2011, under the name Gary Felton"
https://bit.ly/2Aswqhy
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Kalgoorlie?Summary*: The Coroner conducted an inquest into the suspected deaths of Chantelle Jane McDougall, Leela McDougall, Antonio Konstantin Popic and Gary Felton at the Busselton Courthouse from 6 December 2017 to 8 December 2017.
The Coroner did not find that any of the deaths has been established beyond all reasonable doubt.
http://www.coronerscourt.wa.gov.au/...antonio_konstantin_popic_and_gary_felton.aspxView attachment 134322
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Kalgoorlie?
FIFO worker?
Now who did we discuss once, who was a FIFO worker and spent a lot of time Fishing in the Pilbara, who himself was originally from Nannup?
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161. Most importantly, the meter times of the taxi from the backpackers hostel to the East Perth train terminal (6.54 am to 7.09 am) and the time at which the ticket to Northcliffe was purchased (7.02 am), suggests that whoever travelled in the taxi did not buy the ticket to Northcliffe. As it appears that Tony travelled in the taxi, it is likely that he did not buy that ticket. In that case, it would seem unlikely that he travelled to Northcliffe, though that remains a possibility given the highly likely involvement of another person.
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163. While it does seem likely, but not certain, that Tony was one of the passengers in question, and though the evidence available does not reveal his motivation for travelling to either destination, the question of who the other traveller was is even less certain.
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166. Senior Sergeant Balfour analysed the evidence of the relevant travel in detail, but could not draw a conclusion either way as to which man travelled on which service.164 He said that it was improbable that Tony purchased the ticket to Kalgoorlie on 13 July 2007 given his other activities in Bunbury that day. It was, he said, plausible that another person, possibly Simon, bought the ticket and arranged to meet Tony at the East Perth train terminal where Tony had travelled in a taxi from Northbridge, arriving at 7.09. However, if that were correct, it raises the question of who purchased the ticket to Northcliffe at 7.02 am, once again assuming that the taxi meter and the TransWA clock were close.
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167. In the end, this evidence leads to at least two reasonable inferences. One inference is that it is possible that Simon was still alive on 16 July 2007. The second is that Simon or Tony, but probably Tony, travelled on the train to Kalgoorlie that morning and that a male associate of his, possibly Simon, travelled to Northcliffe that same day.
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194. On 22 June 2007 Chantelle received a 37 second call from a man who resided in Kalgoorlie-Esperance at the time. He was interviewed several times by police over the years. He said that he was a FIFO worker at the time and had lost his phone while in Perth on leave, but police found inconsistencies in his account. He denied having any knowledge of any members of the group.190
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Suspected human skull found in bushland on WA's south coast
Police have been called to bushland near Ravensthorpe after a local found what was believed to be a human skull while out walking Monday morning.
Police received the call just before 9am from the walker, who is understood to have stopped and taken a photo of the skull before contacting nearby officers.
Adelaide cyber sleuths win missing persons 'hackathon'A group of cyber sleuths from Adelaide has taken out the national missing persons "hackathon", finding nearly 100 new pieces of information for police to investigate.
Key points:350 cyber experts took part in the National Missing Persons Hackathon last weekThe Adelaide team from Saab Australia found 97 new pieces of informationIt's the first time the event has been held in Australia
The team from Saab Australia placed first out of 96 teams which took part in the National Missing Persons Hackathon last week.
The event was the first of its kind to be held in Australia and saw more than 350 "ethical hackers" gather at 10 locations around the country to generate leads for 12 of Australia's missing-person cold cases.
Anthony's case was covere in his event, hoping for new clues!
Adelaide cyber sleuths win missing persons 'hackathon'