It is odd that Lawlink haven't listed the FMFC's case yet. It was due to be listed for Oct 12 & 13. I can't work out if this matter comes under the suppression order or not.Is this where we are up to regarding the charges against the Foster Parents? Or does anyone have an update?
Charges of Alleged Lying to NSWCC
Foster Mother
This is from The Telegraph regarding the alleged Charge of Lying to the NSWCC by the FM
About 500 pages of evidence would form part of the case and some audio recordings from the NSW Crime Commission would be played during the hearing, the court was told before November 3 and 4 were chosen as dates the hearing would take place.
Foster Father
The FF hearing of the Lying Charge against the NSWCC was set down for October 12 and 13.
The hearing — which has been set for October 12 and 13 — will include the 55-year-old's interview with police and other electronic material.
Secret recordings to be played at hearing as William Tyrrell's foster father denies giving false evidence
The foster father of missing boy William Tyrrell faces a two-day hearing in court after pleading not guilty to two charges of knowingly giving false or misleading evidence to the NSW Crime Commission.www.abc.net.au
Charges of Alleged Assault
And the Alleged Assault Charges were being heard together (FF and FM )- Also from The Telegraph ….
The foster mother will face a three-day hearing alongside her husband in January.
From Article June 30
In the Foster Father’s case, a three-day hearing will be held from January 16, 2023.
From Article June 7
References:
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/b...e/news-story/b45311aa9d49dffe32d5f2e680b87618
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/b...l/news-story/e75f6b918434d5bb109163d9fd257191
I haven’t looked for dates of the new alleged fraud charges as I assume they will further down the track ….
imo
Edit to add additional reference and dates
Find William first and the person responsible for his disappearance, and then a Public Enquiry into the investigation ….. That is just my opinion …. We don’t need anything further to delay getting justice for William!
Exactly on Oct 21st I'm expecting, that the perp/s will be arrested finally. Some years ago this day I had the very happy surprise (as a gift so-to-say) with the arrest of Daniel Holdom (girl in suitcase and so on).
7news.com.au
Exactly on Oct 21st I'm expecting, that the perp/s will be arrested finally. Some years ago this day I had the very happy surprise (as a gift so-to-say) with the arrest of Daniel Holdom (girl in suitcase and so on).
Why do you think someone is getting arrested, let alone on that specific date?Exactly on Oct 21st I'm expecting, that the perp/s will be arrested finally. Some years ago this day I had the very happy surprise (as a gift so-to-say) with the arrest of Daniel Holdom (girl in suitcase and so on).
No special reason, but a wish.
Although interestingly, GJ also says this in his new book … as per the same article ….The poor DM. Makes me wonder if it was one of their staff to whom Jubes said "I thought you were smarter than that" (about there being an arrest warrant waiting to be signed).
I think they missed the whole point of the book, as it is actually an informal study on how badness in a person starts. Relating to real (interviewed) criminals, and to real life situations.
"Is Jubelin telling us that when officers and firefighters searched the site last year, they did so not for an item thrown out of a car window, but something more?".
Ex-cop Gary Jubelin's 340-page William Tyrrell excuse
From its opening page, ex-cop Gary Jubelin's new book Badness, is more about himself than its premise of examining evil, with him railing against the police who took over the William Tyrrell case.www.dailymail.co.uk
Well (imo) probably yes.
Seeing that DCS Darren Bennett said ..... officers would be "looking for the remains of William Tyrrell". "It's highly likely that if we found something it would be a body. We are looking for the remains of William Tyrrell, no doubt about that," he said.
NSW Police 'looking for remains' of William Tyrrell in series of searches around Kendall
Also in the article, great question: bbmAlthough interestingly, GJ also says this in his new book … as per the same article ….
And, in a claim not previously disclosed publicly, on page 259 of Badness, Jubelin says the foster mother 'then got out and ran around, apparently looking around for the three-year-old'.
Was this near the former disabled riding school site at Kendall, where police stated last year she merely stopped the car, possibly 'threw an item out of the window' and then turned back, deciding 'William wouldn't have travelled this far'?
Which we haven’t heard before about the Batar Creek Area that was searched ….
Ex-cop Gary Jubelin's 340-page William Tyrrell excuse
From its opening page, ex-cop Gary Jubelin's new book Badness, is more about himself than its premise of examining evil, with him railing against the police who took over the William Tyrrell case.
Agree Seeking J … a great question!Also in the article, great question: bbm
So why was it kept secret from the public and not examined at the inquest, and not mentioned in the foster grandmother's detailed police crime scene walk-through?
In the foster mother's testimony under questioning by counsel assisting the inquest, Gerard Craddock, she was led through the immediate aftermath of William's disappearance, in Benaroon Drive with two women neighbours, before the foster father's arrival back home.
Ex-cop Gary Jubelin's 340-page William Tyrrell excuse
From its opening page, ex-cop Gary Jubelin's new book Badness, is more about himself than its premise of examining evil, with him railing against the police who took over the William Tyrrell case.
startsat60.com
It seems ridiculous for it to be said that GJ became aware of FM's 'drive' way back in 2016... when in fact the coroner herself released video during the first days of the inquest in March 2019, showing FM being interviewed by Vanessa Partridge only 6 days after W's disappearance in 2014, stating she'd gone for that drive. How would it be possible GJ was not aware of that interview until 2 years later? Was there no communication? No sharing of files? Did GJ not look at any of the evidence/documentation from prior to when he took over the case in January 2015?
From the same article..
Jubelin reveals he knew back in 2016 about William Tyrrell's foster mother driving from her mother's house down to Batar Creek Road on the day William disappeared.
This information was flagged with some fanfare by the new team of detectives on the case at the latest 'high intensity' dig at Kendall in November 2021.
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Meanwhile this video was released by the coroner after the first days of the inquest in March 2019, showing FM reported her 'drive' to police only 6 days after disappearance:
The video, which has been shared by several news outlets online following its release, was shown to the inquest this week. It was filmed just six days after William went missing and shows his mother recalling her extensive search of the area around her home, including stops at every property on the street.
At one point, she describes to police how she pulled over at a busy road in Kendall, on the New South Wales north coast.
William Tyrrell’s foster mum recalls frantic search for son in new footage
A never before seen video has been released by the coroner's court showing William Tyrrell's foster mother recalling her desperate search.
Also in the article, great question: bbm
So why was it kept secret from the public and not examined at the inquest, and not mentioned in the foster grandmother's detailed police crime scene walk-through?
In the foster mother's testimony under questioning by counsel assisting the inquest, Gerard Craddock, she was led through the immediate aftermath of William's disappearance, in Benaroon Drive with two women neighbours, before the foster father's arrival back home.
Ex-cop Gary Jubelin's 340-page William Tyrrell excuse
From its opening page, ex-cop Gary Jubelin's new book Badness, is more about himself than its premise of examining evil, with him railing against the police who took over the William Tyrrell case.
