Will have to search for a link but from memory was sure it was reported that no one could verify this. Seems such a long time ago. Also the coffe shop story, didn't the worker say she had no recollection of him being there when he said he was ?
"Colin said."
Which is the extent of what we know. Just third-party hear-say.
The gaps have been filled in and permeated by the media, not accurate statements or timelines from police.
Tracy Grimshaw and Rupert Murdoch love a good pedo story. They do nothing for accurate reporting that might jog someones memory.
And that may be your opinion.
Spedding has been named as a suspect by police. A big measure.
The families have been cleared by police. Another big measure.
Spedding has NOT been named as a suspect. He has been named as a POI - there is a difference.No it's a fact that the reporting is poor and the quality of information seems to be languished.
I'm not disagreeing that BS is likely a horrendous person.
And his vicinity IS suspect.
But there has been no arrest, and it seems he has sucked up a disproportionate amount of attention. Lazy reporting.
Spedding has NOT been named as a suspect. He has been named as a POI - there is a difference.
And not one of those 600 POIs (though I am sure they have whittled that number down a great deal by now) are his parents ... bio or foster.
...and to that statement, I ask, why not?
And not one of those 600 POIs (though I am sure they have whittled that number down a great deal by now) are his parents ... bio or foster.
Police seized a mattress and a computer among other items in the search of Mr Spedding's home, pawnbroker business and unit in the nearby town of Laurieton this week.
The items will go through forensic examination.
Police tape was removed from Mr Spedding's home on Thursday.
Mr Spedding has been staying in Port Macquarie, even though police have cleared the way for him and his family to return to their property.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/william-s...f-toddler-william-tyrell-20150123-12wpef.html
I won't post the links to the spiderman figure in his van, the sighting of his van among police vehicles on Benaroon Drive, him driving past the police forest search, his cleared call log, her grandchildren being removed from his home, the search warrants that were obviously granted due to there being good cause to search his home/office/vehicles, etc etc .... but the links are still all out there. I have just viewed them.
We might be better to pay heed to who exactly is a named (uncleared, up on other pedo charges) suspect in this crime, instead of trying to point fingers at a kind, lovely family that took William and his sister in, gave them love, security, happiness ... when times with their birth parents proved to be too terrible for them to remain there.
IMO JMO MOO
Why push for a Coronial Inquest?
Reports were forwarded to the Coroner in Jan 2015, and the Coroner is being informed of the investigation. Don't you think they would be the best people to know when an Inquest is required?
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...l/news-story/33ee25ca733a981ec54c7a091d1a7cb2
The NSW Coroner will hold an inquest into the suspected death of missing three-year-old William Tyrrell, who disappeared from his grandmother’s home on the state’s mid-north coast in September 2014.
An exchange of correspond*ence, seen by The Australian, confirms that “an inquest will proceed in William’s case” after it was referred to Coroner Michael Barnes for consideration in Jan*uary 2015. The letters, which represent the first time such a commitment has been made public, caution that any such inquiry* will take place only after the current police investigation, which has identified hundreds of “persons of interest”, is complete.
IMO this isn't uncommon and I'd be surprised if the police were suspicious.
Remembering details after the fact, of what happened slightly earlier in the day, wouldn't be uncommon. Esp after frantic days. Once your mind relaxes slightly so does your ability to recall things.
Will have to search for a link but from memory was sure it was reported that no one could verify this. Seems such a long time ago. Also the coffe shop story, didn't the worker say she had no recollection of him being there when he said he was ?
ok, thats right, so she must have had a reasonable relationship with the fps to step forward at the time with an explanation for the bruise which happened while he was in foster care, he does look so loved and happy in all his photos
I agree that KT had to have had a reasonable relationship with the FFamily. And vice versa. I can now see this whole situation becoming very awkward because it seems that *someone* (who could that be? this person obviously does not wish to be quoted!) is feeding the media with derogatory statements about the bio family, now that it has been disclosed that WT was in foster care.
For some reason, someone is thinking the media should focus on the whys and wherefores of WT being taken into care in the first place, the suitability of the parents and their immediate family to raise children, rather than focusing on the fact that the little boy disappeared into thin air some 2.5 years *after* that. I would think that type of thing may not be met all that favourably by KT, so will this alter the relationship? Will she lash back? Time will tell.
To me, KT is an innocent victim in this case, which is about her son who mysteriously disappeared a few hours after leaving the city where all of them resided, with someone who was entrusted with his care. She is not someone whose shortcomings should be blasted all over the news, as if she is guilty of something. Has she not been hurt enough through all of this?
The point of disclosing WT's foster status was not to attack the biological parents, and give the public a bad perception about them, but to inform the public that they have been led astray in this case, by police, by MSM, by FACS, and to set the facts straight... give the public an opportunity to know what is happening with their government agencies that they pay for... allow them to ask questions if something doesn't seem right.