Eaglette
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Thanks Eaglette for sharing again, such a generous soul. This lady is holding back a lot of rage, in my opinion. Yes she's so grateful to be alive, but she's mega p****d that BRE was allowed to walk freely amongst us and not recognised from his fingerprints at the very least! So frightening what she went through just sitting there doing her job. "He was practising", how old was he, 20? Think he escalated a lot earlier then so could have easily progressed to murder way earlier than the CSK crimes? Brazen, "bulletproof" as Bret Christian said, and no boundaries obviously even in broad daylight and in his place of work where anyone could have walked in on him attacking that poor woman! It's staggeringly demonstrates to me complete lack of fear in being caught, so if he's like this in daylight hours at such a young age, what was he capable of at night under cover of darkness??? WAPOL needs to drag out Cold Cases of rape/attempted rape, break-ins with phone lines cut, burglary, peeping toms, and murder going back to these early years. The profiler will be proven right, many more victims of this brutal being, i refuse to say man!
West Australian police will again interview convicted Claremont killer Bradley Robert Edwards as they continue to investigate the slaying of Sarah Spiers.
Police Commissioner Chris Dawson, who embraced Ms Spiers' parents Don and Carol after the hearing concluded, has vowed the search for her body will continue.
"We want to find Sarah and we will never give up," Mr Dawson said.
"We will want to speak with Bradley further and we will
He declined to comment on whether Edwards could potentially again be charged with Ms Spiers' murder if new and compelling evidence came to light, or whether he was considered a suspect in any other unsolved murders.
Mr Dawson said the disappearance and death of Ms Spiers would remain a current investigation for homicide detectives.
But Mr Dawson revealed the "curious fact" that Edwards was not among the thousands of suspects nominated by members of the public.
WA police to re-interview Claremont killer
This is a GOOD article.
Sample AJM42: The DNA that caught Claremont serial killer
The West Australian's Legal Affairs Editor Tim Clarke, who attended every day of the trial, and has had access to many of the central figures, is putting the finishing touches to a book - Enigma of the Dark. Full disclosure - I am proofreading the book but am not receiving anything additional for it besides my usual salary as a sub-editor at The West Australian.
There is an extract here https://thewest.com.au/news/claremo...s-book-extract-macro-taskforce-ng-b881668215z
Great Post- thanks. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.................Veeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrry interesting..........Extra footage - WA had about 16 missing/murdered around the time of BRE's arrest in 2016
Bradley Edwards will never reveal the location of Sarah Spiers, according to leading forensic anthropologist and criminologist Dr Xanthe Mallett.
https://thewest.com.au/news/claremo...h-spiers-body-is-criminologist-ng-b881679267z
me thinks we need a bit more than this. Like who, how and why?https://7news.com.au/news/wa/telstr...ee-claremont-killer-bradley-edwards-c-1357592
Telstra issues apology for its most notorious employee, Claremont killer Bradley Edwards
Telstra has released a statement apologising for its most notorious staff member - Claremont killer Bradley Robert Edwards.
In a statement issued to The West Australian on Thursday, Telstra group executive Alex Badenoch said the company acknowledged “the enormous harm and grief many people have experienced” because of his “dreadful acts”.