sniffsniffcough
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(snipped)IF the photos were taken at the time recorded according to metadata, then the foster father was not at 48 Benaroon Drive. Her testimony at the first tranche of Coroner's Inquest is where she stated she had driven out of Benaroon Drive and onto Batar Creek Road towards the riding school which is a turn right out of Benaroon. During her testimony she indicated she had driven out before he came home. Unless the police investigation has been able to disprove his telecommunication ping data and his modern vehicle GPS data his story appears to reflect the the truth currently.
I am hoping someone can help me with a link to the testimony that was in the media.
Hopefully, Lindsey herself didn't help William to climb a balcony railing.
WOW!!! Pretty calm FM!! Thanks Sniff!for those currently on WS that had not heard the former female foster carer's 000 call made at 10.56am on 12/9/2014
But a fall is an accident. Why on earth would you not simply call the police and an ambulance???
These are not people who have suspicious activity to hide....etc do they??
Unless he was pushed maybe? That would be a guilty reasoning possibly?
That’s what I thought - the metadata would have to be manually updated after uploading to a computer. And that would have to have been done AFTER William went missing. And pretty soon after if you think about it, since those photos were used by police and the media I think on the day of his disappearance. Therefore, in the hours after he went missing, someone was making changes to photo metadata on their computer before forwarding to police/media. And police didn’t think this was strange??i don't think so, it'll be the same as when it was taken or at least i think so
but you could do this
How to Shift the EXIF Timestamps for a Large Batch of Photos
Sky News reporter on scene at 48 Benaroon (think her name is Danica) just said that a police theory is that William may have fallen from the high balcony and died. The police forensic squad have dug up the garden and ground all along and underneath that balcony. She said police have a large excavator parked in Benaroon which will be used later today. Police have been digging at the scene for an hour or so. Police forensics are using sifting equipment.
This is the high balcony
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This is also the area that Jubelin kept insisting to Paul Savage that he could view from the front of his house. IMO
I don't see the sense of covering an accident unless someone has to be protected. But I wouldn't be thinking it was Lindsey.Hopefully, Lindsey herself didn't help William to climb (or 'see over') a balcony railing.
It would be interesting to know if the dog alerted on that flower bed.
That’s what I thought - the metadata would have to be manually updated after uploading to a computer. And that would have to have been done AFTER William went missing. And pretty soon after if you think about it, since those photos were used by police and the media I think on the day of his disappearance. Therefore, in the hours after he went missing, someone was making changes to photo metadata on their computer before forwarding to police/media. And police didn’t think this was strange??
BBM, I did, and I skimmed right over it. Not a click.An awful lot of innuendo been thrown out there via LE ..there has to be some solid leads for all this going on. It does point to the FM.
No matter what happened lets hope this week they find what they looking for and answers come.
ETA I had never heard the FM had injuries to her hands that day.
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She talks about the drive here but it's not clear at what point in time this happened(snipped)
I could never work out at what point she drove to the riding school. Did she talk about that at the inquest? Or was it in the podcast and not at the inquest? Inconsistencies like that could explain the seizing of the podcast materials.
It would be interesting to know if the dog alerted on that flower bed.
Hopefully, Lindsey herself didn't help William to climb (or 'see over') a balcony railing.