Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sept 2014 - #59

[TootsieFootsie]

The spiderman suit has not been found. It's been ruled out.

Update .. ruled out of any interest already: https://twitter.com/SteveHart10News/status/1460814393982140420

 

[Cant run and hide]

If it is the missing Spiderman suit they have found, maybe whoever put it, there deliberately placed it there, in an attempt to implicate the FFC, based on knowing that this was near to where the FFC had self-claimedly driven to on the morning William disappeared.

The police have now said that the ffc is the person they are zeroing in on
I take it she would of been the one to put it there???

 

[JBowie]

The police have now said that the ffc is the person they are zeroing in on
I take it she would of been the one to put it there???

"#update Police have now ruled out the find as anything of significant interest .. the search continues …"

 

[Detective Willy]

Do any car experts think that this grey car in the picture could be the FGM's car, leaving before the sniffer dogs arrive?

From MARCH 27 2019 -

N0 that car is not a Mazda 3. The NSW Police website has 3 pictures of the car being put on a trailer.

Family drew on hope as community united in Tyrrell search

 

[TootsieFootsie]

I have to say with something so distinctive, and colourful as the spiderman suit, my thoughts are that it could be got rid of by burning.




I can't see a perp just throwing it out of a car.

 

[the b dog]

As horrible as this is to say, but if this is the outcome, at least its better than a pedophile ring having him

For starters, pedophile rings don't really exist in Australia, but also, even if they did then the perpetrators would seek out kids that no-one will miss.

 

[Mrs G Norris]

Even with a body, this case is going to be very hard to prove.

 

[stormyseas]

William Tyrrell: Police find 'mystery item' in Kendall search | Daily Mail Online


“Police Detective Mark Duke pulled a sample of Spiderman suit cloth from his pocket along with images of the missing three-year-old in the suit he was last seen in.

Mr Duke then compared with it with an object unearthed in the ground.

The item caused police to don gloves, place it in an evidence bag and take it to the parked forensic van.

However, a police spokeswoman swiftly intervened to say the item is unrelated and not of relevance to the case.

This was after NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller had rung the scene to see what was happening after seeing a live Sky News Australia report on the 'find'.

Police had placed forensic number eight on the ground next to whatever they had uncovered and then used a brush to clear further earth from the surface.

Four detectives and seven police grouped round the potential find as a female officer brought out a small blue tarpaulin to cover the area.

Police then painstakingly dug by hand around the root of a plant, cautiously removing evidence.“

 

[JBowie]

Even with a body, this case is going to be very hard to prove.

Yes, it will be circumstantial, as many are, so getting a confession will be top of the list.

 

[Ozgal]

I have to say with something so distinctive, and colourful as the spiderman suit, my thoughts are that it would be got rid of by burning.

I can't see a perp just throwing it out of a car.

Not if WT was hidden in a hurry...fire would've caused real suspicion....much quicker to hide something in a shallow hole IMO

 

[JBowie]

Not if WT was hidden in a hurry...fire would've caused real suspicion....much quicker to hide something in a shallow hole IMO

Too shallow and there's the risk of it being exposed by weather or dug up by animals.

 

[mmindymoo]

According to the Daily Telegraph, the 56-year-old woman, who had been caring for William and his sister since March 2012, is now a police suspect, although there is no suggestion she is guilty of any crime.

 

[JBowie]

"The furious biological grandmother of William Tyrrell says she is glad detectives have turned their attention to a suspect she has had eyes on “from the beginning”.

The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, says she has spoken to NSW Police and is hopeful that after seven years of pain, a fresh search will finally uncover answers about what happened to William on September 12, 2014." (Daily Telegraph, today)

Cannot been named for legal reasons? Laughable! She's be named all over the place for years, along with her daughter and son in law, and her ex husband.

 

[organised_chaos]

What if FM was holding William up over the balcony for a quick photo or something and he fell??? This would explain the not telling anyone what really happened, if William was alive after the fall he could say that mummy held him up on the balcony which would be seen as negligence…

...and to add to that...what if she was drunk? or high on prescription pills...or both? just looking at every angle..MOO

 

[marellajubes]

For starters, pedophile rings don't really exist in Australia, but also, even if they did then the perpetrators would seek out kids that no-one will miss.

Its a nice sentiment to believe, but it is a disservice to victims. There are pedophile rings in Australia. The catholic church use to harbour alot of them, go watch this if you need a MSM source

Revelation

They exist and to believe they do not is naivety or delusion. The investigators of this case even stated that the investigation uncovered a pedophile ring in the Northern NSW area.

They seek out children they have access to, not just kids who will not be missed. There is a big difference.

 

[Violet77]

"The furious biological grandmother of William Tyrrell says she is glad detectives have turned their attention to a suspect she has had eyes on “from the beginning”.

The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, says she has spoken to NSW Police and is hopeful that after seven years of pain, a fresh search will finally uncover answers about what happened to William on September 12, 2014." (Daily Telegraph, today)

Cannot been named for legal reasons? Laughable! She's be named all over the place for years, along with her daughter and son in law, and her ex husband.

This Grandma in question is the bio Father’s mother isn’t it? laughable I agree

 

[stormyseas]

"The furious biological grandmother of William Tyrrell says she is glad detectives have turned their attention to a suspect she has had eyes on “from the beginning”.

The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, says she has spoken to NSW Police and is hopeful that after seven years of pain, a fresh search will finally uncover answers about what happened to William on September 12, 2014." (Daily Telegraph, today)

Cannot been named for legal reasons? Laughable! She's be named all over the place for years, along with her daughter and son in law, and her ex husband.

My understanding is that the reference relates to the paternal biological grandmother? So she is the mother of WT’s biological father. I’m not sure I’ve heard anything about her ex-husband? IMO

 

[nunaloon]

Apologies if this question has be asked and answered a million fold . Does anyone know if our ( Australian) law enforcement have the means to investigate a missing person and the possibility of the missing person being a victim of a crime at the same time?

 

[Cant run and hide]

"The furious biological grandmother of William Tyrrell says she is glad detectives have turned their attention to a suspect she has had eyes on “from the beginning”.

The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, says she has spoken to NSW Police and is hopeful that after seven years of pain, a fresh search will finally uncover answers about what happened to William on September 12, 2014." (Daily Telegraph, today)

Cannot been named for legal reasons? Laughable! She's be named all over the place for years, along with her daughter and son in law, and her ex husband.

It's not laughable?? Coroner's orders have suppressed her name and Williams biological parents names.

 

[Cant run and hide]

"The furious biological grandmother of William Tyrrell says she is glad detectives have turned their attention to a suspect she has had eyes on “from the beginning”.

The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, says she has spoken to NSW Police and is hopeful that after seven years of pain, a fresh search will finally uncover answers about what happened to William on September 12, 2014." (Daily Telegraph, today)

Cannot been named for legal reasons? Laughable! She's be named all over the place for years, along with her daughter and son in law, and her ex husband.

It's not laughable?? Coroner's orders have suppressed her name and Williams biological parents names.