Recent content by butterstick

Yes exactly. The police know him well. I definitely want them to investigate things, but at the same time I don't expect them to do perfunctory work to appease my curiosity based on podcast hear-say from people who without exception didn't have the conviction to give proper statements, proper...

First few minutes are just to say another person has come forward to say they knew a person who knew a relation who claimed FA was involved. No mention of when all this happened, and I assume they didn't try to tell police because that wasn't raised as a massive failing of the police as it...

So Ms Bulley comes forward, a decade later, to report an unknown or unnamed person once spoke to her, and he said he heard second hand from another person that he thought FA was responsible. Ms Bulley said she called the police to tell them. She missed a return call. She rang again and left a...

Not that I don't appreciate the podcast digging up more possibilities - sometimes you really have to be aware of the winning format of true crime content while listening to this stuff. In ep14 of Witness there is a story where the police are told Margaret was seen with FA. (~30min in) The...

I'm not someone who pretends the FF are above suspecion, but she has shown considerable grief. Grief trumps remorse usually. I don't know.... it was a quiet street. It's not in suburban Sydney or something. Maybe fencing would be good, and sure leaving him unattended briefly was a mistake...

What I'm saying is.... put them on the stand and let that play out. The nature of this case is endless conjecture now. Don't let it play out way into endless mystery podcasts and endless media all stemming from the usual one or two media barons. Give the Police a moment in the spotlight. If...

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Exactly. I agree. I expect all cards to be laid on the table. If one card is proven to be unhelpful after a period, sure, turn it over. But cards above table, please.

Then why even have an inquest?

This could have played out during the inquest rather than behind the scene. If some of the police personalities are so bad, put them on the spot and make it clear their time will be cut short if they don't comply. As it is, we might be left wondering what might of been missed, and it looks like...

Yes we said earlier the street bins were checked, but not wider. So given this fact, the possibility remains - if a body was disposed of this way at the end of a brief drive, it's a very hard thing to solve, even a year later.

It's about William. So I'd rather hear of the possibilities rather than covering up the missed opportunities.

Well given there was driving involved, it's absolutely a valid scenario.

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This business about police noting that the bins were probably not searched. It could be that simple, but if so - now very unlikely to solve.