I'll have to give that scenario some thought. If the ladies were the same sizes, it could be possible.
With regards to the recent news about KT and SM - perhaps both of those families have recently been notified by WAPOL that nothing was established, through the "accused" CSKs investigations. Perhaps those two families contacted the media, after being told WAPOL still didn't have any leads. JMOThis is kerry turner bd site .
Frames from todays news video
in link below.
https://thewest.com.au/news/wa...old-case-rewards-ng-b88647236z
Frame grabs .
Pinocchios ?
https://thewest.com.au/news/wa/what...r-slam-unfair-cold-case-rewards-ng-b88647236z QUOTE]
Thanks for this connection I was watching this on Monday Morning waiting to go through for surgery then couldn't find it when I got home.
A friend rang me 2 weeks ago something about the Kehlets on the news had triggered her to become distressed about an incident that happened to her and her partner when they passed through Sandstone on an overland trip a year ago. She had tried to report it to the police when they got to Geraldton but after she had left she realised the young copper (on his first assignment) hadn't taken her name or phone number. I told her to ring Crime Stoppers to report it again and to get a report number which she did,she sent me a screen shot of it. I hope they take her info on board. It's always upsetting to see Josh he worked on and off for one of my sons.
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If the CSK, whoever he may be, was to have dressed the ladies in other victim's clothing it would mean he took them to a place where the clothing was. Meaning the holding place was his own - somewhere like a den. We don't know how long he held them for.
Peter Cowan had lived in Queensland, Newman and a period in the USA. Caloundra is in QLD
Perhaps, in the future, someone from Telstra will have a big clean up and simply toss out anything that's stored, not knowing it belonged to BRE. When BRE was arrested he was taken by surprise and didn't have time to tidy up anything. Possibly, whatever momento's he had are still somewhere.
Bohemian,
"Police also continue to look into a vague clue first brought to their attention in 1998 - a beige-coloured sedan that offered another boy a lift - and would like anyone with further information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000."
