Jubelin, from an article: February 19, 2015:
http://www.news.com.au/national/nsw...t/news-story/8ec7367f36aeaf80bfd2e9b3f4986455
The criminal profiler used by the taskforce working on WT's case:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-09-...t-suspected-william-tyrrell-kidnapper/6771350
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After all of this time, it seems that nobody has come forward to say they saw someone in the area that day who did not belong, who had no reason to be there, etc. That would suggest that perhaps they should be focusing on the people who DID have reason to be there. Someone who perhaps would NOT have been noticed.
I would be very interested to know which residents have moved out of their homes since the day WT disappeared. With all of the publicity surrounding this case, there is nothing to say that a home is exempt from being searched even years after the fact, if it remains unsolved. So *if* it could have been a nearby occupant, their best bet would have been to simply move out of the home they were in at the time, the home that may have, or may have had, trace evidence.
I wonder if LE has approached things from that angle?