Recent content by Pink-flamingo

I think the owner of the grey sedan would be 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 his pants right now! They've named Bill Spedding and his 4WD.. Now Tony Jones and his white station wagon.. How long till they come after me and my grey sedan...? Or his wife / friends / neighbours... It's only a matter of time I think.

My mum's version of this was always: "You get more with sugar than 🤬🤬🤬🤬". Hahaha!

This is totally unrelated, but.. Tonight I was looking for directions and happened to look up my own house on google maps. In the street view my car is parked out the front, and my number plate is clearly visible. Is this unusual? I thought they normally blurred it?

I can't recall - when was BS's car first searched? Wasn't it months later? How do they know the toy was there when William went missing? I assume BS said 'a kid gave me that years ago, it's been there since then'. You're right though, when a 4 year old gives you something, you gratefully...

I think it's an assumption to say that only one person knew. The family have made it clear that the Thursday arrival was a surprise that others didn't know about. But I don't think it's possible that nobody knew about the trip as a whole.

No, that's my point. I reckon they identified these cars from traffic pics and have been asking for them to come forward for a long time. I think they're just pretending they were spotted in the street. Would explain why the cars weren't mentioned from day one, when Williams mum apparently...

I previously said the front car was a corolla. I've changed my mind because the lights look different. It looks more like a Mitsubishisi lancer! Look! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_Lancer

Looking at the google image of those two cars, I think there is a P plate in the windscreen of the front grey/green car. That means a young person, or someone that's lost their license. My theory: this pic / these cars are from that day. I think police got this pic from Google, and this is...

Ah yes I see what you mean.. That's why they can't come forward, even though they're not involved. Ok, fair point.

I think if it was the walking track, cemetery or house for sale.. then these people would be would have later heard about what's happened and would know to present themselves to police. Even before these 2 cars were revealed, police were already saying that they knew there were people in the...

I immediately thought the grey sedan looked like a Toyota Corolla. https://www.google.com.au/search?q=2000+toyota+corolla&espv=2&biw=1117&bih=646&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMIpvSF08T2xwIVxTeICh1S7w_R#tbm=isch&q=toyota+corolla I thought the station wagon looked like a...

Yes, I've read the Baden-Clay thing many times on here, I get it. But i doubt the drug deal theory (even on its own). This is a tiny country town. I dont imagine clandestine drug deals are taking place, particularly not down a little cul de sac on a friday morning. Even if I was to imagine...

All of these theories about drug-dealers and / or burglars that accidentally came across a child and stole him.. I'm sorry, but they are ridiculous and far-fetched. I think you're grasping at straws.

There has definitely been 2 versions presented re when dad heard William was missing. 1. He was phoned and therefore rushed home 2. They approached him in the driveway and that's when he realised. It's probably not relevant to anything - but gosh it is annoying when simple facts like this are...

I noticed that pic as well. I thought it might have been before he was placed with this family. But then again... if police were looking for your child, they'd probably ask for pics with lots of different expressions. My son looks totally different smiling to not smiling.. and crying. And they...