TootsieFootsie
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I noticed his wife's face was blocked out in one of the articles.
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Perhaps trying to match up items found in the search???Inspector Jubelin walked around the property with a colleague for several minutes before leaving.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/william-t...sit-bill-speddings-house-20150303-13tebj.html
I too, find it odd that the spelling of his name has suddenly changed. One of the 'find William' pages on FB has changed its name overnight (so the spelling matches)
Spedding must be involved somehow. Maybe not the person who took him? But involved in the cover up? Or knows who took him?
Maybe in the days/weeks after Williams disapearance he or someone close to him was spotted in the area they are now searching? I think his name is popping up far too much for him to be completely innocent.
http://m.smh.com.au/nsw/william-tyrrell-disappearance-police-visit-bill-speddings-house-20150303-13tebj.html
Inspector Jubelin walked around the property with a colleague for several minutes before leaving.
Does that mean they didn't go in? Was his wife home?
Inspector Jubelin walked around the property with a colleague for several minutes before leaving.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/william-t...sit-bill-speddings-house-20150303-13tebj.html
Inspector Jubelin walked around the property with a colleague for several minutes before leaving.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/william-t...sit-bill-speddings-house-20150303-13tebj.html
From that article, bolded by me, this is quite telling to me:
"A number of items were seized including cars, computer equipment and a single mattress - all of which were sent for forensic testing. Police refuse to talk about the results."
I do think that both Speddings would of been well aware that the police were going to do a walk around of the house. They were probably given the option of being there or not.
so by refusing to speak of the results, wouldnt that imply there was something found?
otherwise wouldnt they say there was nothing?
Ok need someone with better legal knowledge than I have:
If police visited the Spedding home after BS had left to chat with Mrs. S, and possibly left some recording devices around, don't they need a warrant for that so any evidence would be admissible? If so, then they must have probable cause? So a lot they are not saying and keeping close to their chests. I believe they're trying to rattle their POI and his family members.
I also thought it was odd the way Mrs S worded her reply about the original search: "I am confident because they won't find anything related to William" or words to that effect. Surely most people would say "because he's innocent!" not imply that he had covered his tracks too well.