Maybe bag and phone were buried using shovel?"As the soil on the shovel matched the area near where KR was found. I think it could be assumed that a random stranger did not steal it and then return it to Borce's tool shed"
Except that KR wasn't buried and shovel was not needed to put her body between 2 logs.
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"As the soil on the shovel matched the area near where KR was found. I think it could be assumed that a random stranger did not steal it and then return it to Borce's tool shed"
Except that KR wasn't buried and shovel was not needed to put her body between 2 logs.
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'GBC house was also squeaky clean right down to the China cups on the table and he reported ABC missing with hours not three days later'
Sosocurious, just re the '3 days later reporting her missing', which was in an article by Andrew Rule, um, I wrote and asked him about that back last year and he said 'well spotted ��, it seems nothing publicly was done until 3 days later', meaning the public appeal .... 'It looks like the daughter contacted police earlier than that ..... ', so I hope that clears up any confusion, the 3 days gap was referring to the Avondale Heights police station plea for help.☺
Whoops, was quoting a paragraph from sosocurious, oh dear, my quoting abilities are not so good at this point, but I hope you get the drift, hee ��
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I also wonder how precisely for location soils can be matched. It seems the foreign-type soil was consistent with both Toolern Vale and Mt Macedon. How far does that soil type extend? Diggers Rest? Had anyone innocently used the shovel around that general area? Is the soil type ever encountered elsewhere--for example, if a nursery plant was bought and transplanted, might that have come with northern soil?"As the soil on the shovel matched the area near where KR was found. I think it could be assumed that a random stranger did not steal it and then return it to Borce's tool shed"
Except that KR wasn't buried and shovel was not needed to put her body between 2 logs.
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"As the soil on the shovel matched the area near where KR was found. I think it could be assumed that a random stranger did not steal it and then return it to Borce's tool shed"
Except that KR wasn't buried and shovel was not needed to put her body between 2 logs.
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I don't see any picks. Only spades and shovels.Take your pick
There is a book called A Survey of the Forensic Sciences that indicates that soils can be matched quite specifically and precisely.
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https://books.google.com.au/books?i...isely can soils be matched to an area&f=false
I don't see any picks. Only spades and shovels.
I don't see any picks. Only spades and shovels.
Maybe BR is using shovel as a misdirection...kr was never buried
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I wonder if the police took any shoes from the house for testing?
Yes, South Aussie, and I wonder if they've found the owner of the white van that was spotted in Loch Road in the dead of night - h'mm, and swabbed the life out of that ...... perhaps said vehicle belongs to associates of VR or BR, or possibly family member 🤔 so many questions,, so few answers, alas and woe.And what did the underside of any cars reveal?