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Here's a possible scenario: GBC might be able to scream like a woman...(seriously!) He could have done this to back-up the walk story. If he had heard the nearby resident (Mr Truter's neighbour) yell out in response, he'd have known the screams were heard and could be verified later to...

I thought that particular geocacher approached on foot, climbing down the banks without going near the pipes? Also the kayaking tip to approach Kholo Creek at high tide in order to navigate over the submerged pipe, could be referring to a pipe crossing further up Brisbane River. I mean, I...

Hi Mani, I'm only guessing (perhaps wrongly) from the media photo of the bank looking downstream directly at pipes (the one showing police/SES clean-up crew after vegetation was slashed - sorry, I should try to find link but haven't time right now), plus comments describing the geocache in...

Yep, I'm in two minds too. The fact that GBC made contact with the insurance mob after a body was discovered, points to the fact that he knew a body was necessary for an immediate insurance claim to be made. Placement of Allison's body under the bridge to ensure eventual discovery would...

Thanks Marlywings. The two huge pipes running from bank to bank across the Kholo Creek mouth would have acted like a weir, creating further damming and eddies, perhaps sufficient to carry Allison up the bank to rest in behind the pilons. Perhaps she was of just the right buoyancy and weight...

GBC was a plaintiff in that case and it appears it was dropped. Something I posted back in thread #13:

Yep, UnfoldingTruth suggested this in the previous thread. It crossed my mind too.

Oh, so heartening! Thanks, Even!

A tooth can chip by having a hard object pulled OUT of the mouth. I did this to my two front teeth as a child by pulling down on a plastic light switch knob (the long rope variety that hangs from the ceiling) in the bathroom while my hands were busy holding onto my towel. A stupid thing to do...

That thought had crossed my mind too. There may be a cafe or other business nearby that he frequents for which he has the wifi password. Alternatively, he could use his iPhone as a personal wifi hotspot using 3G (acts like a modem) for another device such as an iPad to run FaceTime on. Or he...

Agreed, not fabricated. I thought those inconsistencies came from GBC.

If Allison's iPhone had data backed up to iCloud, I'd bet it was GBC who set it up. He would have known of its existence and, if compelled to remotely delete her phone, he'd delete the iCloud account for it as well. IMO, GBC wouldn't have so easily incriminated himself by remotely wiping...

But if the iPhone was planted nearby, on/near a walking route, he would expect it to be found. Why then would he incriminate himself by wiping the phone remotely? Sorry, am a bit behind in this thread again...might've been mentioned already.

Yes! Good point!

Yep, that's what I was getting at.