We don't know where the grandparents have gone, do we? They might be coming in daily to do necessary business. They might have confined the sheep to a part of the property that's higher, non-flooding ground.
I wouldn't think the Grand Final would count as a semi-holiday. Especially not for...
But suppose Shannon sent them a message, or left them a message, that she and the children wouldn't be home for lunch, with some sort of explanation--she needed to pick something up from the other homestead, or to drive into town. Whatever normal might be, we don't know whether the family met...
If it was my living room, it would be a couple of computers, around 20kg of paper files, various diaries/planners, sundry papers either not yet filed or not yet binned.
I thought police might have taken the mixer at some point for forensic examination.
That location looks very different from ground level and a different angle from the pictures I've previously seen. I think it's the same place after looking at the whole video, but I did wonder.
(Greened by me) They gave up searching for Gus because, not having found him, they concluded that he wasn't there--that he didn't wander. Does there come a point when, after searching for evidence that his family harmed him and not having found it, they conclude that the evidence isn't...
From what I can see, Legal Aid isn't that black-and-white. For example, "If an applicant receives a grant of legal assistance (a grant), they may need to pay for some or all of the costs we paid for their legal matter. This is known as a contribution." Contributions Policy
Police say they are searching several locations at Oak Park Station, in SA's north-east, for evidence in the case.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-11/gus-lamont-search-police-return-to-oak-park-station/106440484
Not a lawyer but I'll make an opinion. There is little benefit to an individual in going through the full committal process. But the dollar cost is high. The outcome is going to be that the matter is passed on for trial, so it's better to save that money for the actual defence at trial rather...
He lived in the area so who cares whether he ever went into a particular shop or not? As you say, it's not relevant to the question of whether he's guilty. But on the other hand, if I was arrested for a serious crime that I didn't do, I would find it horrible and scary that people and...
Does anyone else find the recognition implausible? From the way Kate Buck describes him, she saw him once. There were/are so many Greeks in Melbourne. And the Collingwood streets are quite dense with shoppers.
I wondered more about his relationship to the other child. In connection with my thought that the grandparents may have killed Gus to detach Jess from Josh.
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