Found Deceased Australia - Elisa Curry, 43, Aireys Inlet, Melbourne, 30 Sept 2017 #2

[Trooper]

Does anyone find it interesting how the police seem to be of the view "we don't have any leads, we don't know what happened to Elisa, it might well be that a coroner will need to give the family closure"?

I find it particularly interesting that the police would say that a coroner might need to give the family closure after 1 week of Elisa missing.

I'm wondering if it is a ploy by the cops to make someone feel complacent. Someone who might not have buried a body properly might need to go back to bury that body a little better. Make them feel like they might have got away with it and then keep an eye on a few of the key players and hope they slip up?

BBM... gosh... one WEEK?>.. that is highly highly unusual. I don't think I have ever heard of that before in a situation even remotely similar..

She has a largeish estate., ( there are other properties as well as SH and AI ) that's just one thing against the week old issue of a death certificate..

She has 3 children.. not just one...makes it complex.

She left no note declaring her intention, nor a direction as to her disposal and dispersal of property and to whom on that night.. ( She may not even have left a current will )

She gave no indication in the days leading up to her disappearance of her intentions.

( all these intention things are relevant in the issue of a death certificate.. it isn't a matter of her emotional state )

As it stands currently, a coroner would give an open finding , based on what is known now. unless someone produces a written or recorded direction that Ms Curry left behind.

But golly, a death certificate in a week. in these circumstances, that' s astonishing.

 

[Whàngarei]

I think hes a man used to getting his own way. His world has turned on its head. Any potential whatevers :hills: .bugged for sure.

 

[Trooper]

The layout of that place worries me anyway. Kids rooms down stairs .master upstairs.

I wish you would expand on that, Whangarei.... .. I get a hint of where you are coming from, but please, please expand it a bit... ..


( I had wondered if she threw herself off the balcony.. or was pushed, then disposed off.. but all that kind of stuff leaves untold evidence behind.....:gaah

 

[Hbayne]

Homicide squad have not been called in neither has the "suspicious " missing person unit.

 

[Trooper]

Homicide squad have not been called in neither has the "suspicious " missing person unit.

how do you know those outfits have not been called in? .. . It isn't the habit of any Police Org in Au to advertise whom is called in and who isn't. so I wonder, how do you know this?....

 

[Hbayne]

However given there is no involvement from specialist police squads such as homicide or the suspicious missing persons unit, it could be a case of she's injured herself in the bush.

From the age newspaper .

 

[Detective Willy]

Absolutely. A MASSIVE call to reference the coroner has been made VERY early IMO.

 

[Black-Cat]

BBM... gosh... one WEEK?>.. that is highly highly unusual. I don't think I have ever heard of that before in a situation even remotely similar..

She has a largeish estate., ( there are other properties as well as SH and AI ) that's just one thing against the week old issue of a death certificate..

She has 3 children.. not just one...makes it complex.

She left no note declaring her intention, nor a direction as to her disposal and dispersal of property and to whom on that night.. ( She may not even have left a current will )

She gave no indication in the days leading up to her disappearance of her intentions.

( all these intention things are relevant in the issue of a death certificate.. it isn't a matter of her emotional state )

As it stands currently, a coroner would give an open finding , based on what is known now. unless someone produces a written or recorded direction that Ms Curry left behind.

But golly, a death certificate in a week. in these circumstances, that' s astonishing.

I thought this was weird too ... imagine doing this and then she turns up .... doesn't this normally take years .... I'm not sure

 

[inkpink]

BBM... gosh... one WEEK?>.. that is highly highly unusual. I don't think I have ever heard of that before in a situation even remotely similar..

She has a largeish estate., ( there are other properties as well as SH and AI ) that's just one thing against the week old issue of a death certificate..

She has 3 children.. not just one...makes it complex.

She left no note declaring her intention, nor a direction as to her disposal and dispersal of property and to whom on that night.. ( She may not even have left a current will )

She gave no indication in the days leading up to her disappearance of her intentions.

( all these intention things are relevant in the issue of a death certificate.. it isn't a matter of her emotional state )

As it stands currently, a coroner would give an open finding , based on what is known now. unless someone produces a written or recorded direction that Ms Curry left behind.

But golly, a death certificate in a week. in these circumstances, that' s astonishing.

It strikes me as completely odd. It almost feels complacent.

Unless there is stuff going on in the background I'd go almost as far to suggest something along the lines of the reach of people in high places....

 

[Trooper]

However given there is no involvement from specialist police squads such as homicide or the suspicious missing persons unit, it could be a case of she's injured herself in the bush.

From the age newspaper .

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/a...ule-on-elisa-currys-fate-20171009-gyxk59.html

this link????nothing in there about no involvement of any specialist squad, no mention of it at all.. is there another link to which you refer?...

 

[Hbayne]

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/a...ule-on-elisa-currys-fate-20171009-gyxk59.html

this link????nothing in there about no involvement of any specialist squad, no mention of it at all.. is there another link to which you refer?...

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/a...earance-has-cops-baffled-20171005-gyurf7.html

 

[Trooper]

Absolutely. A MASSIVE call to reference the coroner has been made VERY early IMO.

massive, and I wonder if the Commander said that to back off from any questioning.. mentioning the coroner has that effect... ( the coroner 's office is above the police , judicially speaking ) ... I was a bit gobsmacked by that remark, and I still think it has to be an error. .. there just isn't enough there to validate such speed.

no body
no note
no prior attempts ( as far as is known )
tardy information re alcohol.
small children, ( 3) left behind.
enormous expensive sudden search, from the moment of husbands call in.
missing phone
the dog. ( this darn dog has something to do with it, I don't know what )
top percent of Melbourne real estate involved. ( this is significant, too )
absolutely no skerrick of evidence either to suicide, or murder, or accident.
in other words ,the absolute absence of any evidence whatsoever in regard to any of those scenario's..


all or any one of those things would set the coroner back weeks, if not months..

 

[Trooper]

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/a...earance-has-cops-baffled-20171005-gyurf7.html

your link is the 5th OCT.. by the 10 th Oct, the link I put up, no mention of who is involved , in the matter of other specialist squads.. for all anyone knows, there could already be a named and registered Task Force undergoing rigorous re evaluation. The Vic Pol don't advertise these things..

 

[Morrisa]

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/a...earance-has-cops-baffled-20171005-gyurf7.html

I know i'm nitpicking, but I'm wondering why Elisa is referred to in this article as "Ms Curry" and not
"Mrs"? Do some people marry, take their partners surname, but still prefer the title Ms? Just curious.

 

[Hbayne]

your link is the 5th OCT.. by the 10 th Oct, the link I put up, no mention of who is involved , in the matter of other specialist squads.. for all anyone knows, there could already be a named and registered Task Force undergoing rigorous re evaluation. The Vic Pol don't advertise these things..

YOU asked how I knew this info. I posted how. Simple, now please back off me a little bit please.

 

[mdcmdc]

A couple of interesting older comments from the 9 News FB page:

[Edited - quotes from reader comments removed as I realised this is not allowed under board rules]

It does seem like police are going down the road of "let the offender think they're safe, then they'll make a big error in judgement".

 

[Trooper]

YOU asked how I knew this info. I posted how. Simple, now please back off me a little bit please.

a little less snarkiness, thanks.

 

[Hbayne]

A couple of interesting older comments from the 9 News FB page:

[name removed]She had a "personal" chat with one of the neighbours who is apparently a lesbian. I've also heard it was one of.her.neighbours who deactivated her account

[name removed]Maybe she was just over a lot of the fake we see on fb & didn't want the intrusion.. miss you Lisa x thinking of you a lot.
Breaks my heart that you are missing, if you are hurt, or decided to leave yourself..
I see you cuddling your little one over&over and it's so painful. Darling I wish we could have shared more, that I cd have maybe helped, come home if you can.

It does seem like police are going down the road of "let the offender think they're safe, then they'll make a big error in judgement".

Don't think we are allowed to post sm articles but indeed it does reinforce a few things .

 

[mdcmdc]

Don't think we are allowed to post sm articles but indeed it does reinforce a few things .

I thought this was okay as it is the FB page of a MSM outlet? Or is it actually quoting from the comments?

• Do not link to an individual’s social media unless that individual is a case player (Victim or named Suspect/Person of Interest). You may link to the official social media pages of mainstream media and law enforcement agencies. Additional social media rules are can be found here.

ETA: I have seen this rule now so will go back and remove the comments I had quoted, sorry:

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[Hbayne]

I thought this was okay as it is the FB page of a MSM outlet? Or is it actually quoting from the comments?

• Do not link to an individual’s social media unless that individual is a case player (Victim or named Suspect/Person of Interest). You may link to the official social media pages of mainstream media and law enforcement agencies. Additional social media rules are can be found here.

ETA: I have seen this rule now so will go back and remove the comments I had quoted, sorry:

• ***NOTE: Comments and posts by readers/visitors of these pages are not allowed to be quoted, copied or referenced. Just don’t mention them.

I wish we could !!!