sosocurious
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I wonder if it was linked to the bank account, which also expired in 2015? I know nothing about these things, though.
Wasn't the account closed due to inactivity?
I wonder if it was linked to the bank account, which also expired in 2015? I know nothing about these things, though.
I have a few ideas on this and it maybe someone who came on the scene long after this all happened.My question is, who left the suitcase by the road in June and why?
Wasn't the account closed due to inactivity?
Wasn't the account closed due to inactivity?
The certain someone may have panicked when they found out about it and decided to get rid of it .Mels memories, Mm hmmm I'm thinking what youre thinking, a bit of help clearing out the closets....
I wonder if it was linked to the bank account, which also expired in 2015? I know nothing about these things, though.
And this lot are so bold, so brazen.. it really takes a lot of cheek to fool Centrelink , there were so many risks to take, she could have run into someone who interviewed her (Hazel) at any time when she was Hazel. After that accident, Hazel would have come under the auspices of the SocialServices in a huge and constant and permanent way... doctors, rehab, living arrangements, assistance of all sorts, financial, psychological, physical, materially, on and on day in , day out. Her face would be quite familiar.
And to actually front up, not only to Centerlink but to the bank with the stolen documents , takes another kind of brazen cheek, too.. not just the ordinary sort that throws eggs around or pushes people out of the road, but real , deep confident determination. These are people, ( I include the eggthrowing nutter in this pack, now, because it is my contention that he is in this thing quite deeply , as far as accessory long after the fact, and withholding information goes ) for whom the ordinary is unthinkable, and the extraordinary is desirable.
The murder of Karlie, and Khandalyce probably is just one example.. there are plenty of young women out there in her position, and this whole event has the air of something so routine, so practiced, so smooth and trouble free that it will surprise the hell out of me if Karlie, and Khandalyce are the only ones. Certainly, going by appearances , the death of these two hasn't caused a ripple of regret in either, or any of them. Far from, it seems to have been relegated to the back of the list.
If the driver was suspected of being under the influence of a substance they will...or thought there was stolen property in the vehicle
"Police can also search you and your car if they have reasonable grounds to suspect that:
it may have been used in connection with a serious offence
it contains stolen goods or unlawfully obtained goods
it contains prohibited drugs
it contains items used for the commission of an offence
there are circumstances in a public place or school likely to give rise to a serious risk to public safety
they suspect that someone in the car is wanted for arrest.
Link - http://www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au/publications/factsheets-and-resources/police-powers
ABNs don't expire, they have to be closed. There are also ongoing reporting requirements attached to ABNs, and the tax office gets a bit annoyed if they're not met.
On the grounds of geographic profiling, Hazel , and , by extension, the 'Carer' are my best bets and shoe in favourites for the discarding of little Khandalyce's body at Wynarka. In the same way that Holdrom is the front runner for disposing of Karlie's body in Belanglo..
Every murderer has to live somewhere. They leave this place, they commit the crime, and then , like all of us after a days work, they go home. Usually they follow the same route home as well, just like us. And Just Like You and Me, they are subject to the constraints of time and place, of the dimension of gravity and implacable physics of the sun , the moon, the planet we live on. The Sun doesn't suspend itself for a murderer any more than it does for me, or you. Time carries on, there are 60 seconds in every minute for a murderer, nor more, no less.
It is reasonable to assume that whoever dropped that suitcase in Wynarka had to have left home at some stage and then, having dropped it, had to return home. ( I am dispensing with anyone from Wynarka dropping it in Wynarka.. that's too illogical. ) 120 klms from Adelaide.. time restraints, tasks to attend to.. it is just far enough to go out to and return back from. Hazel and the 'carer' . ( I see Hazel doing the driving and him doing the hurling of the suitcase , cackhanded, naturally )
Ditto for Belanglo. No body lives in Belanglo, so it is rational to assume that someone left home from a place not Belanglo and travelled far enough, within the time restraints that accompany us all and then returned back to where they left from minus the body they discarded in Belanglo..
Mrs G Norris is on the money to assume stupid and lazy, . and lazy as paramount in the perpetrators .. a bit of shoulder work with a shovel would have made all the difference , but oh no. nothing too uncomfy. Just throw the thing out and go, because there are only so many hours of dark and time just will not suspend itself for anyone.
Another point re yr timeline Satchie, DH could not have closed the ABN in Sept 2015 cause he was in jail, so who did??????
My thoughts exactly trooper, very logical post.On the grounds of geographic profiling, Hazel , and , by extension, the 'Carer' are my best bets and shoe in favourites for the discarding of little Khandalyce's body at Wynarka. In the same way that Holdrom is the front runner for disposing of Karlie's body in Belanglo..
Every murderer has to live somewhere. They leave this place, they commit the crime, and then , like all of us after a days work, they go home. Usually they follow the same route home as well, just like us. And Just Like You and Me, they are subject to the constraints of time and place, of the dimension of gravity and implacable physics of the sun , the moon, the planet we live on. The Sun doesn't suspend itself for a murderer any more than it does for me, or you. Time carries on, there are 60 seconds in every minute for a murderer, nor more, no less.
It is reasonable to assume that whoever dropped that suitcase in Wynarka had to have left home at some stage and then, having dropped it, had to return home. ( I am dispensing with anyone from Wynarka dropping it in Wynarka.. that's too illogical. ) 120 klms from Adelaide.. time restraints, tasks to attend to.. it is just far enough to go out to and return back from. Hazel and the 'carer' . ( I see Hazel doing the driving and him doing the hurling of the suitcase , cackhanded, naturally )
Ditto for Belanglo. No body lives in Belanglo, so it is rational to assume that someone left home from a place not Belanglo and travelled far enough, within the time restraints that accompany us all and then returned back to where they left from minus the body they discarded in Belanglo..
Mrs G Norris is on the money to assume stupid and lazy, . and lazy as paramount in the perpetrators .. a bit of shoulder work with a shovel would have made all the difference , but oh no. nothing too uncomfy. Just throw the thing out and go, because there are only so many hours of dark and time just will not suspend itself for anyone.
Highly likely that the Australian Taxation Office cancelled the ABN, alerted by the police.
Interesting that the date it is listed as cancelled was 8 days before the tip to police mentioning Khandalyce's name. Coincidence?
Totally agree with this 100 percentOn the grounds of geographic profiling, Hazel , and , by extension, the 'Carer' are my best bets and shoe in favourites for the discarding of little Khandalyce's body at Wynarka. In the same way that Holdrom is the front runner for disposing of Karlie's body in Belanglo..
Every murderer has to live somewhere. They leave this place, they commit the crime, and then , like all of us after a days work, they go home. Usually they follow the same route home as well, just like us. And Just Like You and Me, they are subject to the constraints of time and place, of the dimension of gravity and implacable physics of the sun , the moon, the planet we live on. The Sun doesn't suspend itself for a murderer any more than it does for me, or you. Time carries on, there are 60 seconds in every minute for a murderer, nor more, no less.
It is reasonable to assume that whoever dropped that suitcase in Wynarka had to have left home at some stage and then, having dropped it, had to return home. ( I am dispensing with anyone from Wynarka dropping it in Wynarka.. that's too illogical. ) 120 klms from Adelaide.. time restraints, tasks to attend to.. it is just far enough to go out to and return back from. Hazel and the 'carer' . ( I see Hazel doing the driving and him doing the hurling of the suitcase , cackhanded, naturally )
Ditto for Belanglo. No body lives in Belanglo, so it is rational to assume that someone left home from a place not Belanglo and travelled far enough, within the time restraints that accompany us all and then returned back to where they left from minus the body they discarded in Belanglo..
Mrs G Norris is on the money to assume stupid and lazy, . and lazy as paramount in the perpetrators .. a bit of shoulder work with a shovel would have made all the difference , but oh no. nothing too uncomfy. Just throw the thing out and go, because there are only so many hours of dark and time just will not suspend itself for anyone.