Wow. Do people seriously think an object thrown near Cobb & Co Road could have landed in Middle Brother Forest?Nope. It has grown legs. No-one said that the FM threw anything AFAIK.
Way back (Sep 19th, 2014) it was reported that the police were looking for rubbish/clothing/a weapon that may have been thrown from a car.
They were looking in the forest.
"They have been told to look for anything that could be discarded from a car such as rubbish or William's clothing."
"For days, SES and police have searched deep into the thick forest looking for anything - clothing, rubbish, a weapon - that may have been discarded from a car carrying three-year-old William Tyrell."
"Sergeant John King from the police rescue squad told a briefing on Thursday morning that vehicles would travel into mountainous regions to look for evidence such as rubbish discarded from cars."
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Kendall in agony over mystery of a little boy lost
The Middle Brother State Forest is a lonely place for a little boy.www.smh.com.au
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Anyone with a 3 year old can tell us that a 3 year old can put their own shoes on, and take them off. The little 3 year old in my family has been putting her own shoes on since she was almost 3 (somewhere between 2½ & 3 years old). And she does up the velcro. And takes her own shoes off.
They have them do that in daycare, and her parents reinforce it. At home, she even puts her own shoes by the front door after she takes them off.
They have them do that in daycare, and her parents reinforce it. At home, she even puts her own shoes by the front door after she takes them off.
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Yes, that's usually the case and some three-year-olds are inclined to take them off at every opportunity.
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One line of questioning was the foster-mother's account that William had been wearing shoes at the time of his disappearance when photographs taken shortly before showed him barefoot.
"The answer was that the shoes weren't on William at the time of the photo but William was capable of putting his shoes on," he said.
Former lead detective reveals police bugged car of William Tyrrell's foster-parents
Gary Jubelin, who headed the police investigation for four years, says William Tyrrell's foster-parents were interrogated and placed under a covert operation that involved placing a listening device in their car before being ruled out as suspects.
www.abc.net.au