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".
I wonder which neighbour this was?
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.
There is little, if any, through traffic, making the probability of a random, opportunistic attack "next to nil," Superintendent Fehon said.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/kendall-i...e-boy-lost-20140920-10jn4y.html#ixzz3o8Xs39oj
Before learning of the cars being parked in the street the coincidences surrounding BS were just unbelievable.
But now learning that one of those cars probably belongs to someone well known to BS and it yet to be confirmed who was driving the other.
I am not convinced this is random abduction.
Opportunistic in the fact William was out of sight for a very short period yes.
I am leaning toward there being prior intention ... if not a definite plan of when.
imo