Why would the bio Mum or dad see wt only ? And not the sister . Visitation must have surely continued for her?
It was both...there was pics on the bio mums fb at the time.
Why would the bio Mum or dad see wt only ? And not the sister . Visitation must have surely continued for her?
I am curious about "while we were waiting"...waiting for what/who. I thought FM had searched the house/cupboards early on, before searching along the street.
three year olds are very impulsive and fearless. William may have been a cautious child but he was described as very energetic and excited that morning.
These photos show the proximity of the back deck to the verandah. Both are accessed by 2 stairs. The verandah wraps around the side and front of the house and with the ground slope becomes very high off the ground.
The graphic was from back in 2014 when the story was that FFC went inside to make a cup of tea when he disappeared. I drew a red circle around the verandah entrance.
People do this all the time, I'm filing this in my ever expanding false witness account file.
Does anyone know what the justification for the FPs still having anonymity could be?
Yes, I think that your thoughts are very plausible.
*** The following is my own pure speculation only about a possible sequences of events that could explain why someone might hide an accident***
***I am not suggesting that this is how the FFC felt or acted, nor that she is guilty if any crime***
Imagine a hypothetical professional person who is successful, with a good reputation, who is entrusted by others to look after non-biological children. This person likes things neat and organised and cares about things like efficient and timely repair of household goods, making sure that children in their care eat well and always brush their teeth before bed (even when arriving late at night to an away-from-home destination they are going to stay - instead of just letting them go to bed), that these children have a beautiful home to live in, go on nice holidays, have an abundance of toys, this person even makes story boards of the children with lots and lots of videos and photographs etc etc. This person likes others to think well of them and wants to think of themselves as doing a really good job of looking after the children (and convince others of this as well). They also really want to have a family of their own and have waited a long time to create one. They are invested in creating the Insta-perfect/ Facebook happy family image. Imagine that this person, being tired from a long car trip the night before, then getting up early with the kids, struggling with a boisterous child who is being demanding about what clothes to put on, then gets distracted doing something inside while the children are playing outside. This person then suddenly realises that they haven't heard one of the children in a while, and, feeling bad about not being attentive, quickly goes off to find the child. But instead, tragically, they come across a lifeless child who has been in a terrible accident. This person is used to being in control. They gasp, one hand flies up to the mouth in horror as they swallow their scream. This person knew that they weren't keeping a close eye on the child and now they feel completely responsible. Oh my goodness, how will the person ever explain this to anyone?! And now, because they know they *should* (in their minds) have been more attentive and are potentially to blame, the other much-wanted child might be taken away from them! Panic ensues "OMG! What can I do? I can't let anyone know about this!". In their panic, in a bizarre spur-of-the moment decision, the person decides to hide the body of the child - so the sibling doesn't see the body, so the partner won't know what happened. This person has a lot to lose if people think the child perished on their watch. Then, when the partner arrives to the scene, the person tells the partner that they can't find the child! The partner tells the person to call 000..... and it all snowballs from there.
This doesn't seem to make any sense to most of us. Many of us would scream, call an ambulance etc etc. But some may not scream, and in the heat of the moment, when stakes are high and thinking clouded by guilt, self-preservation and thoughts of protecting someone else (like another child), some may do things that ordinarily wouldn't make much sense. It doesn't mean that they are a sociopath/ psychopath/ cold/ callous. Just panicked and not thinking right. And then when once the lie starts it gets very, very difficult to come out later and tell the truth - especially knowing that it would bring the judgement and wrath of millions of people.
***Speculation only***
I’m over the chest beating.
Does anyone know what the justification for the FPs still having anonymity could be?
These quotes are excerpts from an interview with a Police media spokesperson in 2015.
IN THEIR WORDS: William Tyrrell's parents talk of the day their boy went missing and the 'living nightmare' they endure
"Police: It’s a tough question, but when did you first suspect abduction?
FM: In my mind it was immediate, because there was no way in the world William would have gone into that bush, it’s too thick, there’s lantana all through it. There is no way in the world he would have gone into that bush.
Police: Being a cautious boy he would have thought twice?
FM: It was in my head and even Mum, while I was talking with Mum while we were waiting and I was doing the frantic thing and running through the house and opening up cupboards and all sorts of stuff, I just kept going through my head, somebody’s taken him, I can’t, in my mind it was the only logical explanation for what could have happened."
I am curious about "while we were waiting"...waiting for what/who. I thought FM had searched the house/cupboards early on, before searching along the street.
Also I would be more inclined to think a three year old had gone exploring in the street or bush before suspecting they had been abducted. In my experience, three year olds are very impulsive and fearless. William may have been a cautious child but he was described as very energetic and excited that morning.
After reading this, I find it hard to believe that Williams sister wrote these words. I am not discounting her feelings but some of the words seem, IMO, similar to wording used by the FFC. The more I listen to the FFC in interviews and have read in their appeals and posts, the more she comes across as needing to control the narrative. JMOO
Excatly is was also never mentioned in her first police statement to the police.
It’s all about the child.
It’s ALL about the child being able to live a normal life if that’s at all possible.
F will be known at her school, sports and activities, if their faces are shown everyone will know who she is.
It’s not the child’s fault she is an innocent.
Imo.
Did anyone notice FM's hands when describing her belief that the alleged abductor went clump on William's shoulders, picked him up and moved him on (or words to that affect)?
I have watched others today demonstrate with their hands whilst stating a similar scenario to the above.
I felt very unsettled watching this. IMO.
Did anyone notice FM's hands when describing her belief that the alleged abductor went clump on William's shoulders, picked him up and moved him on (or words to that affect)?
I have watched others today demonstrate with their hands whilst stating a similar scenario to the above.
I felt very unsettled watching this. IMO.
Things may change as Media reported early this week that William's sister had been removed from their care, the previous Thursday. But yes, she does need to be protected.They still have foster custody of William's 11 year old sister, who cannot be identified.
Imo they will keep for much longer with a Police requestData retention obligations
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