neighbour4462
Verified aquaintance & neighbour of Lesley Trotter
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yesNow you have got us curious.
is it something to do with her state of dress?
yesNow you have got us curious.
is it something to do with her state of dress?
Oh that does put a new light on things.
I agree. With the DNA on the bin and with money motive. There's nothing to stop Lesley speaking with someone around midnight and then again in the morning. The repeated state of undress early in the morning/sexual assault aspect is a long shot, but it does make me wonder (maybe she thought she'd pop down to the bin before anyone in the neighbourhood was awake). But the timing of her murder (just after sale of unit, but before settlement at Aveo, on rubbish bin day) makes me wonder more - is it too perfect and just coincidental?I imagine the police are trying to determine who legitimately could have touched the bin that Lesley was in, and who should have had no reason at all to touch it.
If Lesley was murdered, and murdered by someone who does not live at the relevant unit complex or someone who had not bin-dived that bin, their DNA should not be on the bin.
The coincidence of Lesley being killed when she had just sold her unit and was due for settlement at a retirement unit does not escape me. There could also be a money motivator for murder. imo
I find that being on a phone call at midnight could also be linked. We just have no background to determine who Lesley might or might not have been speaking with at midnight. Reports say that she last spoke with her brother at 11am that day, so it wouldn't have been him.
This is certainly a plausible scenario IMOO.That potentially puts a different spin on a lot of things.
My neighbor, who had previously always looked immaculate, began to wander around without clothing after she developed dementia. She had also always been polite and tolerant, but the dementia turned her into a completely different person who said and did things I never would have expected.
If there's a chance that Lesley was suffering from dementia, it might explain many things she said or did in the months preceding her death, particularly if she hadn't behaved that way previously. And even behavior that had been normal for her, such as sorting the bins, might have become something she was more obsessed with.
It could explain why she was moving to a retirement home, and it might also increase the possibility that her death was a tragic accident or medical episode.
This is unlikely, but what if Lesley had gone down to the bins without clothes on, and jumped into the bin deliberately to hide, because she didn't want to be seen by someone?
Do you when she was last seen at her home?I don't think Lesley was not wearing clothes on the morning she was seen on the rubbish truck CCTV.
"Police have given search crews photographs of the clothes they believe Lesley Trotter, 78, was wearing when she was last seen at her Toowong home."
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Defence force searches dump for remains of former Brisbane teacher
Search crews have been given photos of the clothing police believe Lesley Trotter was wearing when she was dumped in a Toowong wheelie bin.www.brisbanetimes.com.au
Why would they just believe she was wearing certain clothes if she was definitely seen in them?This google preview says that it was when Lesley was tipped into a wheelie bin.
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Why would they just believe she was wearing certain clothes if she was definitely seen in them?
It reads like the rest of the articles I guess, ambiguous with poorly chosen words.
"None of the articles I've read so far have said that she was only partly clothed" - that is true. Being partly clothed might not have happened on the day of her death or it is omitted from police info.None of the articles I've read so far have said that she was only partly clothed.
If so, it could be that some of her clothes were removed by someone.
If she was filmed, LE would know if she was only partly clothed and could probably see any injuries on the unclothed part.
If she had dementia, is it possible that she just forgot to be fully covered before she went out to check the bins.