I agree with you. My thoughts, I think it's bigger and complicated. Likewise, I think Samantha was originally in the area, but has since been moved right out of the place, or she has been disposed of with other means after the fact quickly, so her body is not found
This area is his own backyard,.. he knows it as well as anyone knows their backyard,
Yet indifferent to the disposal of the phone which was not damaged or disguised or dismantled or destroyed. Dam water levels fluctuate and locals would know that, as they would the chance of an intact phone wallet (with phone & ID cards) becoming exposed in time.
www-news-com-au.cdn.ampproject.org
Yep ! We think the same. But we have to wait...Hmmm....
"Criminal psychologist Tim Watson-Munro
believes police are remaining overly tight-lipped for one reason –
they think someone else is involved.
Mr Watson-Munro told he believes another person was involved in the disposal of her phone at the dam,
as it was in good condition when it was found.
'Of all the dams in that district
on all the farms in that district
they happen to find it there,
and as I understand it,
pretty well preserved',
he said.
'Clearly,
this raises the likelihood of third-party involvement because by then the accused was in custody'.
The psychologist said police were likely withholding information in hopes of 'shaking' someone down.
'I suspect someone took the phone there
and police have intelligence on that.
Leaking or providing developments to the public is inevitably strategic',
he said."
Real reason mum’s body hasn’t been found
As yet another police search for Samatha Murphy’s body comes to a close, the community of Ballarat – as well as the rest of Australia – are demanding answers more than ever before.
Who else do you think is involved Scooby?
I don't know ? There are some possibilities, but we need to wait for further proof.
Oh, ok
Shortened by me. Does anyone have any info on exactly how far away the cadaver dogs are able to pinpoint where a body may be, as far as distance above and below ground goes? I really know nothing about these dogs, does anyone have any knowledge they'd like to share? (Yes, I really should google)
Wow
Thanks for that. They are amazing creatures, and I can't even begin to imagine the intricate work done in the beginning to create a dog capable of this. It seems so far that the dogs have not been able to find a scent of any kind that's relevant.
Thanks for that Drsleuth. It seems like, dependent on training, these cadavar dogs could find Samantha down a mine.
Hmmm....
"Criminal psychologist Tim Watson-Munro
believes police are remaining overly tight-lipped for one reason –
they think someone else is involved.
Mr Watson-Munro told he believes another person was involved in the disposal of her phone at the dam,
as it was in good condition when it was found.
'Of all the dams in that district
on all the farms in that district
they happen to find it there,
and as I understand it,
pretty well preserved',
he said.
'Clearly,
this raises the likelihood of third-party involvement because by then the accused was in custody'.
The psychologist said police were likely withholding information in hopes of 'shaking' someone down.
'I suspect someone took the phone there
and police have intelligence on that.
Leaking or providing developments to the public is inevitably strategic',
he said."
Real reason mum’s body hasn’t been found
As yet another police search for Samatha Murphy’s body comes to a close, the community of Ballarat – as well as the rest of Australia – are demanding answers more than ever before.
From what I’m reading it seems quite possible as they latch on to, and follow the smell of decay which can travel & stick & spread.
Would love to see solid data on their effectiveness.
