bearbear
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This case seems to have a lot of similarities to Madeleine McCann, except her case is probably receiving more publicity all these years later than poor William is only less than three weeks later.
I believe the police when they say they have no idea what happened to William.
William should be in everyone's face for a lot longer, if he has been taken by someone who wants a child
It will be easy for them to get away with it, just lay low for a while, move to a small town where no one knows you and just act normally. I suspect most of the country has forgotten him already, yet ask everyone who Madeleine MCCann is and most people will remember.
not sure if i can post this link? (sorry if not),
there are lots of interesting search photos if you click next or previous in the top right hand corner of the picturesque
https://www.facebook.com/WilliamTyr...645642600/1487094118216586/?type=1&permPage=1
bearbear I haven't seen some of those photos, thanx. A couple of these pics are very well worn walking tracks.
So there is foot traffic in the area as well as vehicle tracks.
So it must be considered that it's possible people could live in the forest and could have picked up William from the property.
Sorry for the size of the photos-that's supposedly a thumbnail? Teaching thyself the iPad.![]()
normally in cases of missing children, homicide detectives are usually called in immediately or after a couple of days if they suspect family involvement, in this case strike force Rosann was formed within 4 days, which comprises of sex crimes and missing persons, usually they call on specific units if they have evidence or suspicions indicating the direction of the case.
so does anyone know if homicide police were also called in on those first few days of searching?
maybe police and williams family know what happened to william by now so dont need to put posters up or plead for williams return etc or put out a kidnap alert.
in other cases on websleuths we have had members who have been able to contact the journalists who liase with police, i would like to know if msm have simply lost interest or been banned from reporting any more on this case?
normally in cases of missing children, homicide detectives are usually called in immediately or after a couple of days if they suspect family involvement, in this case strike force Rosann was formed within 4 days, which comprises of sex crimes and missing persons, usually they call on specific units if they have evidence or suspicions indicating the direction of the case.
so does anyone know if homicide police were also called in on those first few days of searching?
Folks please lay off the speculation about foster care/adoption.
There is nothing in media or police reports which confirms that.
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/re...dneys-inner-west/story-fnixwvgh-1227075685029
http://www..au/news/attempted-abduction-bay-run/
There are some crazy people out there...