In this case, I can very well imagine an accident, if it was afterwards "impossible" FOR REASONS to call emergency. Otherwise I can't imagine an accident.
God Bless his little soul. Such a tragedy to have his little life snuffed out at such a young age. I hope and pray he’s found someday. Happy Heavenly 13th Birthday William. You’re loved by many
In the scheme of things, they both received v. light sentences, Him, a good behaviour bond and Her, a good behaviour bond and a 12 month community corrections order. So I figuring they both want no conviction recorded and her cco dropped or lessened. To my mind, this says a lot about what their priorities are and how sincerely they take responsibility for their actions. Appeals can be funny, they do often lessen sentences and are less punitive than local courts. They can also uphold the sentence and they can increase the sentence. I have one query. She plead guilty to 2 counts of assault IIRC, but it is not clear to me if she was convicted of both assault charges or if the magistrate dropped one of those charges. Does anyone have clarity on that issue?
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I think Wags had a chance of following Williams scent if the first few hours of his alleged disappearance were managed better or the reports of his disappearance were in deed true.View attachment 517495
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William Tyrrell police bring Wags the cocker spaniel in to help search
Detectives searching for William Tyrrell's remains are using a specialist cadaver dog, a cocker spaniel named Wags, to determine which sites to examine in their quest to end the seven-year saga.www.dailymail.co.uk
