Found Alive Australia - Terence Darrell Kelly, charged w/ abduction, 4 y.o. victim found alive, WA ,16 Oct 2021

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So there were female relatives in the car when they spotted his car and arrested him ...sounds like once they had him they made the quick decision to check his house ASAP..I bet they didn't expect to find her there probably thought if he was the person who took her she was elsewhere

I read that there were two groups of police (4 in each group). One group went after him in his car and the other one went to his house. I had never heard that there were two females in his car. I wonder what they were doing at that time of night as he had left home long before. They had a high speed chase 4.5kms from his home. The video also said that TK had gone to the campsite to commit small time theft.

Taxi vision captures moment police catch alleged kidnapper
 
Theyre supposed to be precocious teenagers dressing cool and sexy for their age but they’re aimed at young girls.

Let’s just say they run a lot of mothers the wrong way.

Also a 4 year old is far more compliant than a teenager. He seems to be attracted to girls in the tween age group but maybe they’re harder to come by. That said it’s around the age where they get to start using SM and if parents aren’t on the ball they can post a lot of seemingly innocent stuff that would drive a guy like him wild.
I agree about the tween thing.
Some of the fake profiles mentioned things like the account is being monitored by a parent which for some reason I found particularly creepy. I wonder if he ever tried to catfish people with the accounts
 
I am a bit of an expert in doll collecting, and in fact own many of the dolls in the collection shown in the videos and photos of said person, and follow/was a member of one of the online groups this person commented in. I have a teenage daughter who has collected various doll ranges since she was a young child and has well over 500, many still boxed and displayed. If anyone has any questions about doll collecting in general I'd be happy to try answer then.

You answered my post!
As news got out, I was hoping collectors and merchants in Carnarvon would begin to speak out.

Clearly there is good money in many particular doll collections.
And hopefully you can talk more about this set.


I am certain we will be analyzing this man's mind and persona(s) for quite a long time.
 
Theyre supposed to be precocious teenagers dressing cool and sexy for their age but they’re aimed at young girls.

Let’s just say they run a lot of mothers the wrong way.

Also a 4 year old is far more compliant than a teenager. He seems to be attracted to girls in the tween age group but maybe they’re harder to come by. That said it’s around the age where they get to start using SM and if parents aren’t on the ball they can post a lot of seemingly innocent stuff that would drive a guy like him wild.


I’m interested in the general price points of the dolls he collects and I’m wondering if it’s a thing to trade/sell on apps like say DePop.

My daughter trades Squishmallows and obviously when she puts up something to sell and gets the buyers details looking up their address on google maps wouldn’t take much.


They vary in price, for example the generic Disney Princess dolls go from £20/25 right up to £150+ for Limited Edition. The bratz dolls, depending again on which run can go from £25 to £50ish (if they come with other items such as extra clothing sets) my daughter mainly collects Monster High and Rainbow High, along with some Bratz and LOL. Just this week we totalled up the cost of her four most expensive dolls (Mattel Creations Monster Highs) and if we put them on eBay they'd sell for around £1000 collectively due to their rarity. So they can be quite a commodity. I didn't see any in his collection which looked to be anything beyond what someone could purchase in a store, or online such as the Disney store, in fact he received a few dolls at once and most likely they came from the Disney Store. They do their own editions which cannot be bought elsewhere.
 
He was pictured in front of them in photos and videos. Most doll collectors display them in a similar fashion, my daughter and I collect them and have over 500, many displayed in a similar fashion on similar shelves (which look like Ikea "Billy" bookcases")
Cheers, thanks for the clarification. Do you happen to know when the pic and videos were taken?
 
I saw the pic of the garden and it was nowhere near as bad as the headline suggested.

Ie bushes growing up the fence the heading said. The pic showed a bare fence and the only growth was one solitary tree around the back.

I guess lots of people like their plant growth to be no higher than a gnat's leg. Like living in a desert


The garden was a mess.
 
They vary in price, for example the generic Disney Princess dolls go from £20/25 right up to £150+ for Limited Edition. The bratz dolls, depending again on which run can go from £25 to £50ish (if they come with other items such as extra clothing sets) my daughter mainly collects Monster High and Rainbow High, along with some Bratz and LOL. Just this week we totalled up the cost of her four most expensive dolls (Mattel Creations Monster Highs) and if we put them on eBay they'd sell for around £1000 collectively due to their rarity. So they can be quite a commodity. I didn't see any in his collection which looked to be anything beyond what someone could purchase in a store, or online such as the Disney store, in fact he received a few dolls at once and most likely they came from the Disney Store. They do their own editions which cannot be bought elsewhere.

I know that with Squishmallows we get quite a lot of buyers from remote areas of Australia because either their local stuff sucks or is in low supply or they’re looking for a very specific one (regardless of price.)

I wonder if he on sells after ordering.
 
If the motive isn’t sexual then I suspect he may have some kind of attachment disorder, this is usually caused by childhood neglect, abandonment, abuse or lack of attention.
If he did experience some form of neglect or trauma at a young age, this could have manifested as caring for dolls, making sure they are well groomed and clean which has turned into an obsessive compulsive disorder, reflecting what he didn’t receive as a child. If he has difficulties interacting with people in real life due to a mental illness or past trauma he hasn’t been able to care for another actual human so has turned his attention to the dolls, then maybe when an opportunity arose to have in his mind his own real life doll, he snatched CS..

He’s described as a ‘loner’, there could be many reasons why he does not socialise much, I suspect it could be a psychological, neurological or cognitive issue when it comes to interacting with others. He may have been reenacting what he feels he should have received when growing up, or he may have a deep rooted need for a family or companionship but for one reason or another has been unable to maintain a stable relationship. The dolls may have started as a coping mechanism, and slowly became an obsession.

I’m hoping it didn’t have a sexual element for CS’s sake. Those who have a sexual attraction to dolls tend to pick one or two that become their ‘partner’, they take them on dates and are intimate with them many times for reasons I stated above, but this usually fulfils their needs and they would not go after a child for that purpose as they would consider that ‘cheating’ on their doll partner. This is why I’m leaning slightly towards it being an unresolved attachment issue from childhood that has spiralled into needing a real life companion and someone to care for. MOO
 
People who collect things obsessively aren't necessarily disturbed, and men do collect antique or collectable dolls for serious reasons; but on the face of it, the signs are that this may be a disturbed individual.

The relevant facts will come out in court. We can only wait.
 
Finding the concept that he might be a brilliant doll investor mastermind a little difficult to accept, tbh. I think creepy doll collector with obsession for children fits a lot better.

Lol. It really doesn’t take much I assure you. If my 10 yo can do it. I think if you’re in “the scene” you tend to fixate on your favourites.
 
Finding the concept that he might be a brilliant doll investor mastermind a little difficult to accept, tbh. I think creepy doll collector with obsession for children fits a lot better.

ETA: there are also communities for things like this on FB, IG, Snapchat and they talk about it a lot. It’s more than just investing it’s girls chatting with other girls. It terrifies me to be quite honest because I think it would be so easy for someone with bad intentions to infiltrate.

And if you’re trading or buying and selling you’re giving out your address.
 
Great. Welcome and thanks for offering insight.
There seems to be a belief that collecting these dolls is suggestive of paedophilia. I have found no evidence of this.

Also, on this link is a picture of the dolls on shelves in his room.
What would be your opinion on his arrangement style and the hierarchy of dolls, if it's relevant?
Alleged abductor Terence Kelly had room full of dolls in Carnarvon house

Thanks so much.

My daughter is autistic and has always collected things, I don't believe in most cases it is is anything other than enjoying collecting an item, per say, just as anyone would collect anything, however, in this case it was not the doll collecting which caught my eye but the topless photos in front of them, the filters with flowers, his name on the account and that was before I looked further into and saw the fake accounts.

There seems to be a lot of the Disney Store "toddler" Disney princess, which are basically younger versions of the normal aged princesses, they're the bigger dolls, not barbie sized... There's a Limited Edition barbie on the top shelf on the right but I can't make out much beyond that however I'll check again and modify the brightness on the image...
 
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