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Pretty sure there is a phone tower in Kendal state Forrest on a ridge, I recall this being talked about with a witness .
I'll check my notes to be sure
Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, NSW, 12 Sep 2014 - #72
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89 Lorne Road Kendall, 300m outside KSF boundary. I didn't include it because it's an NBN tower, not Telstra.
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IIRC wasn’t one of the main things to come of the latest 7 Doco with CO (that has since been pulled due to additional suppression orders) that there was more than one tower that had information for that day???
IMO, I had the distinct impression, from that documentary, that Police had only looked at information from one tower……
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IMO, I had the distinct impression, from that documentary, that Police had only looked at information from one tower……
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Do you recall if that was the only thing that witness was there for, to testify that the tower was on that property?
Because, if so, that could be the tower that they dumped.
Google says it is closer to Kendall, further from Lakewood.
I think it would be right around where Google has put the red dot on the map.
Google maps
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During the inquest, the main suspect appeared to be FA. There was a lot of testimony about him and he was supposed to be interviewed formally---but then they closed it down rather suddenly.
I do not think anything happened to clear him at that time. They just switched their focus totally to the Fosterers and named them as the new POIs. But as far as I have seen so far, they have not come up with any solid evidence that they are guilty of harming William.
We still have to see what happens with these charges about them telling lies and being abusive. That will be happening soon. But I don't think any of that clears the previous POIs yet, IMO.
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I don't think so SA, it came up in his evidence.
He owns the property were FA said he saw "TJ" at the log dump.
This witness has known FA for over 20 years.
His block is steep, rocky & bushy. A steep bush block.
Public land up hill, up fire trail & comes to Kendall State Forrest ( fire trail along ridge )
He was than shown a map to show where the communication tower was. He said " Kendall Forrest Rd, Ist intersection turn Rt & follow unmarked trail till you get to the junction. Tower is on his private property.
He was asked if he ever took FA or RP up there ( it was 4WD only ) which he didn't
This is where the Lorne Road Kendall NBN tower is supposed to be according to the RFNSA website. The green to bottom left is Kendall State Forest. Radio Frequency National Site Archive
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I went back to the very first threads for William here ----looking for the earliest info given.
Here is an article from first week:
Kendall in agony over mystery of a little boy lost
September 21, 2014
As William played in the backyard on Friday morning, his mother caught a snap on her phone of him drawing with crayons, his sister behind him and his grandmother on the deck with her slippers just in view. He started a game of "chaseys" with his sister, running around the two-storey Queenslander, when suddenly he was gone.
William's grandmother was sitting out back and saw nothing.
His mother had ducked inside to make a cup of tea at the front of the house, with windows that look down Benaroon Drive, and saw nothing
A neighbour told Fairfax Media that his grandmother came running down Benaroon Drive knocking on doors and asking, "Have you seen my grandson?"
The neighbour watched the father, who had been in town running errands (which have been verified by police), arrive back within seconds and start "running around like a mad thing".
Police were called within 20 minutes. Within two hours, a full-scale search was underway and detectives were on the scene.
However, Superintendent Fehon said there has not been a shred of evidence that William either wandered into the bush, was abducted by a stranger, or taken by someone known to him.
Every home has been searched. The Sex Crimes Squad has verified the whereabouts of known offenders in the street or town. Cameras have been sent down sewer pipes.
William's grandmother's house has been searched from the roof cavity to the basement.
After trampling the three-kilometre "hot zone" three times over, police widened their operation on Thursday to a 48-square kilometre "evidence-based search" through the Middle Brother State Forest, looking for any signs of "human intervention" such as items discarded by a kidnapper in a car.
Strike Force Rosann detectives are sifting through hundreds of pieces of information: possible sightings, bits of clothing, a man who asked at the general store for directions to Benaroon Drive. But nothing has proven credible.
"That's the baffling part of this case," Superintendent Fehon said. "There is simply nothing."
Local SES controller Paul Burg said most volunteers have vowed to keep going because they know William's family. "But it's never gone this long without anything," he said.
William's father has often joined the search, drenched in sweat and tears and thanking the search crews and the local ladies who have kept them fed with donated food.
"He looked like he had aged about 10 years in a day," said one friend. "He keeps saying, 'where's my little Spidey-Man?'."
It's believed William's grandmother has left home to stay with a friend, overwhelmed by stress. Two little bikes remain on the back porch. Superintendent Paul Fehon walks around the property and is at a loss to explain what might have happened.
www.smh.com.au
Here is an article from first week:
Kendall in agony over mystery of a little boy lost
September 21, 2014
As William played in the backyard on Friday morning, his mother caught a snap on her phone of him drawing with crayons, his sister behind him and his grandmother on the deck with her slippers just in view. He started a game of "chaseys" with his sister, running around the two-storey Queenslander, when suddenly he was gone.
William's grandmother was sitting out back and saw nothing.
His mother had ducked inside to make a cup of tea at the front of the house, with windows that look down Benaroon Drive, and saw nothing
A neighbour told Fairfax Media that his grandmother came running down Benaroon Drive knocking on doors and asking, "Have you seen my grandson?"
The neighbour watched the father, who had been in town running errands (which have been verified by police), arrive back within seconds and start "running around like a mad thing".
Police were called within 20 minutes. Within two hours, a full-scale search was underway and detectives were on the scene.
However, Superintendent Fehon said there has not been a shred of evidence that William either wandered into the bush, was abducted by a stranger, or taken by someone known to him.
Every home has been searched. The Sex Crimes Squad has verified the whereabouts of known offenders in the street or town. Cameras have been sent down sewer pipes.
William's grandmother's house has been searched from the roof cavity to the basement.
After trampling the three-kilometre "hot zone" three times over, police widened their operation on Thursday to a 48-square kilometre "evidence-based search" through the Middle Brother State Forest, looking for any signs of "human intervention" such as items discarded by a kidnapper in a car.
Strike Force Rosann detectives are sifting through hundreds of pieces of information: possible sightings, bits of clothing, a man who asked at the general store for directions to Benaroon Drive. But nothing has proven credible.
"That's the baffling part of this case," Superintendent Fehon said. "There is simply nothing."
Local SES controller Paul Burg said most volunteers have vowed to keep going because they know William's family. "But it's never gone this long without anything," he said.
William's father has often joined the search, drenched in sweat and tears and thanking the search crews and the local ladies who have kept them fed with donated food.
"He looked like he had aged about 10 years in a day," said one friend. "He keeps saying, 'where's my little Spidey-Man?'."
It's believed William's grandmother has left home to stay with a friend, overwhelmed by stress. Two little bikes remain on the back porch. Superintendent Paul Fehon walks around the property and is at a loss to explain what might have happened.
Kendall in agony over mystery of a little boy lost
The Middle Brother State Forest is a lonely place for a little boy.
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Looks like there is a fire trail that goes right through that property and leads to (perhaps) the area where the shed is. The shed where FA was picked up by RP for his 300 km trip with a little boy.
Is there a link to support the 'latest' 7 doco with CO was 'pulled due to additional suppression orders'? Because in my view, that doco took so long in the making/publishing that the information in it became moot, and if in fact it was pulled, I believe it was due to its irrelevance and being way behind - CO was publishing months-old news at the same time other media was reporting on newer information, and it appeared the focus of the investigation had completely changed from what CO was proposing. jmo.
I am the last person to ask. This is the way I make it out. My landline is connected to NBN. That's through NBN's connection to my home. I can't take my wireless landline phone just anywhere and pretend it's a mobile phone, because it will be out of range of my home. If I were to have a mobile phone I'd need to engage with a mobile phone service provider, and to use it I'd have to be within range of a tower of the same brand (Telstra, Optus, Vodafone) that my mobile phone service provider uses. NBN towers are not mobile phone towers. They are for the delivery of fixed wireless internet by radio. To use that fixed wireless service you need the box and modem at your home like any other NBN service. (But the phone part is landline, not mobile.)
I disagree with you about not too many people think FA is their guy
Assuming you can cross the river, it leads to Herons Creek Road, via within half a km (of bushland) from the back of Misty Way. Google Maps
I’m sure it’s pretty split with what people think happened imo. That’s what makes Websleuths interesting with all the different theories. If we all agreed it wouldn’t be as interesting. To each is own. Moo
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NBN towers are put up for NBN services, but they are now also piggybacking mobile antennas on some of them. They are doing this to overcome blackspots.
I don't know if they were doing that in 2014 though. I think we found - way back in the threads - that NBN was just being rolled out in that area at that time. RD said he was working on the NBN rollout also.
Telcos double NBN tower use for mobile blackspots
Could host one in ten co-funded base stations.
www.itnews.com.au
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IMO, that FFC is a Poi doesn't mean, there isn't at least one person, who helped her to disappear little W. So she herself could (return and) stay at the crime scene no.1 as a desperate mother, who searched for him. IF that additional person should be FA, LE have no reason to tell us, the public, that now. After all he is in safe custody for a long time. Hopefully he doesn't die prematurely.
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