Article One
The Death or Deception of
Mr Peter Marco Falconio
In the re-enactment the vehicles were taken to the scene of crime on 'carriers' and placed in the position as defined by, the statement given by Miss Lees.
But not as defined in the statements made by the witnesses D.E. and F.
Did the investigations authority have, the witness accounts at the time of the 1st re-enactment?
Or was this why they may have been unable to re-enact the scene of crime accordingly?
They failed, to drive the vehicles up the witness timeline and into the s.o.c. in order to establish whether the account given by Miss Lees, either did, or did not match the statements and or evidence found at the scene.
For had they done this they would have established that the evidence did not match her initial statement, or the witness accounts given.
Thus confirming that the statement made by witness 'E' who was driving south, actually fits the evidence and case scenario, That is that the Kombi was on the western side of, The Highway, and that the second vehicle (The Suspect) was leaving the scene.
Therefore, if the Suspect was leaving the scene, he could not put the Kombi into the Bush as he was leaving and could not drive both vehicles, technically he had left the scene, leaving only Miss Lees.
Remember. Miss Lees had her hands tied in front of her in the position in which she was found, her hands were tied Apart, they were NOT bound together, (Thus enabling her to manipulate the steering wheel of the Kombi).
Witness 'F' believes that they saw torchlight: this was one hour 'After' The suspect had left the scene with Mr Falconio Dead or Alive..
The evidence found and the statements made therefore, confirm that, only the footprints of Miss Lee's could have returned to the Highway from the Kombi, After She alone parked it in the Bush.
If, The kombi was found 104 mtrs from where Miss Lees said she was hiding from the assailant.
The assailant could not have put the kombi in the bush,
If he had done so, he would have been seen, either driving up the highway in the kombi or walking back to his own vehicle by witness 'E.
As the suspect had, only 15 minutes between witness 'D' and witness 'E' to carry out all the manoeuvres as Defined in the statement of Miss Lees.
This being. Murder, Binding, Gagging, Kidnapping, Escape, Search and removal of the key piece of evidence from the scene, and the fact that the suspect would take approximately 5 minutes To Park the Kombi and walk back to his own
Utility Vehicle within this 15 minutes time-span tells us that ,
Miss Leess case scenario timed out.
Therefore If Miss Lees put the Kombi in the Bush as established by the evidence and the statements made, then she was free to leave the scene had she chosen to do so.
If she was free to leave the scene, she was not a victim of the crime, but was party to the events that led up to the death or the disappearance of,
Mr Peter Marco Falconio.
Miss Lees had to appear to be a victim, otherwise she would be The Prime Suspect.
Please Note that, while absence of evidence, is not evidence of absence, and while the evidence in itself, does not lie.
This applies in reverse, as the presence of evidence is not evidence of presence. If it is believed that the evidence may have been placed at the scene to pervert the course of justice.
The evidence indicates the involvement of two or more persons
Miss lees gave a statement and a description of the suspect in the Queensland Incident. Of which was televised
But Not that of Mr Bradley John Murdoch, Why!
Mr Murdoch cannot give a statement if he was not there.
If he made one up, he would be perverting the course of Justice.
Miss Lees has made a claim against the Northern Territory Government for compensation, for being the victim of a crime.
If The evidence and witness accounts clearly establish, Beyond Reasonable Doubt That she Was Party to the undertaking of, The Barrow Creek Incident.
That claim would be fraudulent and, Fraud, is a Federal Offence?
If we are led to believe it took three and a half hours to get from Alice Springs to the scene of
'The Barrow Creek Incident'
With Exception of the 30 minute break at Ti-Tree
Yet take the suspect over four and a half hours to get from Barrow Creek back to Alice Springs?
What route could he have taken to add the extra hour and half to the return journey, or any journey off the Stuart Highway of up to 45 minutes each way in order to establish a victim drop zone, and a new search footprint.
As This should be, standard operational procedure.