GUILTY Australia - Sophie Collombet, 21, found dead in Kurilpa Park, Brisbane, 27 March 2014

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Aunty said:
I agree
This Monster has told a story by leaving her body this way.
Left naked and laying on a park bench?
Could the murderer be penny less (naked) and homeless (sleeps on a bench)
And have a History of Violence.
A Violent Prisoner who has just been released from Jail.
homeless, angry, broke ?
Is Thursday a Centrelink payment day?
Extremely Angry about being refused a payment that day?
Needed the money for his drug fix.
This is just my gut feeling... I wonder if the local Centrelink office had a major problem that day?
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Very interesting theory, Aunty. It makes sense.........especially the symbolism of leaving the body like that.
 
I'm a little confused. I've read Sophie was left on a table and in a rotunda? Was it a table in a rotunda?
 
In an article linked above (and below), the items of clothing police are looking for are her beige singlets and ankle boots. So not her black jeans I take it. Was she left wearing her jeans? And perhaps underwear (bra) too? But why would the killer take only her singlet and, most creepy of all, her shoes? I could see how her singlet might have come off in a struggle. The boots not so much.

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-04/sophie-collombet-murder-police-speak-to-passersby/5366520
 
Brightbird said:
In an article linked above (and below), the items of clothing police are looking for are her beige singlets and ankle boots. So not her black jeans I take it. Was she left wearing her jeans? And perhaps underwear (bra) too? But why would the killer take only her singlet and, most creepy of all, her shoes? I could see how her singlet might have come off in a struggle. The boots not so much.

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-04/sophie-collombet-murder-police-speak-to-passersby/5366520
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BBM ^ The jeans are listed as missing.

Update 2: Homicide investigation, South Brisbane

April 3, 2014 at 3:17 pm

Detectives are appealing for public assistance as investigations continue into the suspicious death of a 21-year-old woman at South Brisbane last week.

Around 6am on Friday March 28, the body of Sophie Louise Collombet was located at Kurilpa Park.

Ms Collombet was last seen leaving the Cultural Centre Bus Station at 8.47pm on Thursday March 27 and walking along the boardwalk adjacent to the Brisbane River in the vicinity of the Kurilpa Bridge.

Investigators have released CCTV images of Ms Collombet captured on Thursday March 27 and are searching for the following items she was wearing or had in her possession:

• A cream and brown bag (pictured)
• A beige singlet top
• Dark denim jeans
• Black boots

Police are urging anyone who may have seen any of the above items to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Detectives from Dutton Park CIB and the Homicide Investigation Unit will return to the scene at South Brisbane this evening from 6pm as they continue to seek information from the public which could assist in the investigation.
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myPolice QPS News
http://mypolice.qld.gov.au/blog/2014/04/03/update-2-homicide-investigation-south-brisbane/
 
Thanks for clarifying, enzeder. Must admit I've only read a couple of links. Very scary indeed.
 
Students from Brisbane’s three major universities will hold a candlelight vigil for murdered French student Sophie Collombet in the South Brisbane park where she was killed.

The event will take place next Thursday, with attendees meeting at King George Square at 6.30pm before walking to Kurilpa Park.
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University students plan vigil for Sophie Collombet killed in a Brisbane park
Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...isbane-park-20140404-3638n.html#ixzz2xslElGI7
 
Aunty said:
http://www.bhsc.net.au/resource_files/bhsc/IR_1_Riverside-Drive-to-Home.pdf
See Page 2
The physical focus of the Riverside intervention was a strip of land in South Brisbane between the Hale Street Link construction site, the back fences of the Parmalat factory and Hanson’s concrete plant and Riverside Drive looking over to the Auchenflower reach of the Brisbane River. The location, along with Kurilpa Park, has been used for many years by homeless people, sometimes in large numbers by Brisbane standards of up to 100 people.
Within walking distance there are services such as the Oz Care men’s hostel, the Brisbane Homelessness Service Centre, Centrelink, Aboriginal and Islander Community Health Service, West End Community House and the Biala and peel Street drug and alcohol clinics, along with a supermarket, bus routes, hotels, and Musgrave Park, a significant gathering place for Aboriginal people. Volunteer-run food vans have included the Kurilpa Park - Riverside Drive area as a regular food and drink distribution point for many years.

This is a must read.
Authorities knew this little park was an extremely dangerous unsafe place. History told us that. Just read this document. :banghead:
They did nothing to ensure the publics safety when they turned it into a walking cycling route.
They put up cameras along the route, but allowed a black spot ( no cameras, broken lights) in the most dangerous area at the end, the park.
So it was probably common knowledge to the South Brisbane druggies and depraved, that this little park was the place to go. They would know that no one is watching!
Why did the Authorities turn a blind eye on this dangerous park. Why allow a black spot?( no cameras and lights out)
Someone needs to answer this question?
Are there other parks in Brisbane, where we are encouraged to walk and cycle, that have similar histories and black spots too?
So much time and money was spent to move on and house a population of homeless and dangerous individuals, and nothing was spent to ensure we remained safe, if they came back.
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I recall sleuthers quick to cry 'druggie', 'ex-crim' etc when Eunji Ban was killed, and look how wrong they were. It pays to keep an open mind. The homeless are often no more than people like you and me who have been screwed over by GE Credit.

The report has validity, I don't deny that.
 
possumheart said:
I recall sleuthers quick to cry 'druggie', 'ex-crim' etc when Eunji Ban was killed, and look how wrong they were. It pays to keep an open mind. The homeless are often no more than people like you and me who have been screwed over by GE Credit.

The report has validity, I don't deny that.
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Yes, many times the homeless are victims of crime - which go unreported and never make the media. With the Police questioning many, they also know that the homeless are the eyes and ears of the streets - their network can be invaluable - and Police do use them to find out things in area - especially the regulars and long term homeless.
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Looking out of the box...
I wondered even if a female had been involved in this - though not exclusively - as I think there may have been more than one person.

Although the murder was in a blackspot and not captured on CCTV - there must be vision of others in the park and the vicinity. How would someone know all the blackspots with new cameras recently being installed?
 
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