It was posted less than an hour ago, though.
Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sep 2014 - #65
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My own feeling is that an accident has occurred and it has been covered up.
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NO ALIBI: Shock twist in investigation into missing toddler William Tyrrell
“7NEWS understands police asked Abbott about his movements on the day William disappeared.
He has been unable to find someone to vouch for his movements but maintains he had nothing to do with the disappearance.
Case witness Steve, whose true identity is suppressed by a court order, claims a lot of evidence points to Abbott.
“I believe that he, Frank, dropped (friend Ray Porter) off at hospital and had access to Ray’s car,” Steve told 7NEWS.
When asked whether the car claim supports evidence supplied by William’s foster mother, Steve replied: “100 per cent.”
BBM I read this article very recently and up until the paragraph I highlighted it seemed a little convincing. IMO it comes down to whether or not the cars seen by FFC were really there. If they were, then maybe there is reason to believe the abduction theory. But given the current line of investigation and the inconsistencies to the FFC’s timeline of events, I’ve put that theory to the side. IMO there isn’t enough evidence (if any) to support the abduction theory at all.
William Tyrrell's foster-mother has told her story – this is what she said
“7NEWS understands police asked Abbott about his movements on the day William disappeared.
He has been unable to find someone to vouch for his movements but maintains he had nothing to do with the disappearance.
Case witness Steve, whose true identity is suppressed by a court order, claims a lot of evidence points to Abbott.
“I believe that he, Frank, dropped (friend Ray Porter) off at hospital and had access to Ray’s car,” Steve told 7NEWS.
When asked whether the car claim supports evidence supplied by William’s foster mother, Steve replied: “100 per cent.”
BBM I read this article very recently and up until the paragraph I highlighted it seemed a little convincing. IMO it comes down to whether or not the cars seen by FFC were really there. If they were, then maybe there is reason to believe the abduction theory. But given the current line of investigation and the inconsistencies to the FFC’s timeline of events, I’ve put that theory to the side. IMO there isn’t enough evidence (if any) to support the abduction theory at all.
William Tyrrell's foster-mother has told her story – this is what she said
This one is interesting too. I'm not suggesting WT had a disability at all, but it goes into some of the thought processses of parents who may be struggling in various ways with their children's needs. I'm not suggesting anything else either, it's just interesting. IMO
Not https fyi
Filicide and Children with Disabilities - Criminal Justice - IresearchNet
I don't get that feeling at all. MOO.
Why did William's foster parents apply for GJ to give evidence at the inquest?
"A bid to add high-profile former detective Gary Jubelin to the witness list failed on Tuesday after an application by William’s foster parents."
Woman heard boy's screams near where William Tyrrell went missing, inquest told
"A bid to add high-profile former detective Gary Jubelin to the witness list failed on Tuesday after an application by William’s foster parents."
Woman heard boy's screams near where William Tyrrell went missing, inquest told
That sounds sus to me and further evidence that he was too close. MOO
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Initially, when it was disclosed that WT was in foster care, my suspicion was that the bio parents had taken William, although when I read about the bio parents, especially the bio father, I wondered about the wherewithal to organize such an event especially given that it was 4 hours away from Sydney and that the time of leaving for the trip was apparently a spur of the moment thing.
The only way I could accept the abduction theory is that WT would have had to have wandered (probably run) down towards the busy end of Benaroon Drive and been spotted and abducted opportunistically by a passing person.
If I were to accept the words of the FM about the time between seen and missing, and that WT isn't a wanderer, then most likely he would not have had the time or inclination to get that far down the road.
There's no way I can accept that an abductor would be sitting outside the house just waiting for WT to randomly come into grabbing reach.
I think it is unlikely that anybody is yet in the position that WT definitely fell, but that seems to be a straw man argument. Here is a link that claims that police have been investigating whether WT fell from the balcony:
William Tyrell search: NSW Police probe balcony fall theory
There seems to be a large gap between what is said in this, and in other media sources, and speculations about “genuine accidents”.
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I think that, at this point, I will agree to disagree with you. Many people here have speculated about an accident.
REVEALED: The key questions that help unravel Tyrrell case
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I wonder what kind of tree it was that FFC suggested WT climb. They all look like Eucalypts to me, and they are not really climbable. Tall and straight with no branching until they are too high off the ground to climb, especially for a three year old.
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I thought about that as well the other day, but the ones in front (to the left of the carport, by the telephone pole) look like something you could try placing a 15 kg child in safely without them falling. Not sure if the branches would hold up. Would be interested in other's thoughts.
No. P&G's. The one that lead nowhere for some people and to the article for another.
Mmmm...............not sure about that. Could be, though I am not sure that I would encourage a 3 year old to climb any tree.
Became too close to the case and he most likely would've tried to persuade that PS or an unknown person took William....he would've focused on everything else apart from the possibility that FP'S maybe responsible IMO
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A medium size garden tree without leaves is directly shown in one of the videos (maybe the 60 Minutes ep?) and IIRC the FM is indicating that as the one she is talking about putting him into when she says that he says "too high".
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Because his priors indicate to me if he was in the area he's capable of anything from harming a woman to interfering with dogs and anything between.
Neighbour had 'funny feeling' about William Tyrrell person of interest
imo & allegedly
Probably because she thought he was a “man of integrity”, despite his having recently receiving a criminal conviction:
Ex-police officer Gary Jubelin fined for illegal recording
I was under the impression they weren't allowed to have contact after he was taken off the case?
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