AUS - Khandalyce Kiara Pearce (Wynarka) and mum Karlie Pearce-Stevenson (Belanglo) #6

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  • #761
If Karlie died 3 months after the HP rollover. HP would have been in hospital for 3 months with a leg amputation?

HP wouldnt have been able to be with Karlie? HP wouldnt have had time to look after Khandlese?

Has anyone correlated DH ABN locations with Karlies bank transactions, and Karlies ABN with DH locations?

Who looked after HP if DH was doing the rounds with KP?

How do we know even DH was travelling with Karlie?

AFAIK we only know he was in Canberra at the time Karlie arrived there and when she died (or at least his phone was).

What if Karlie travelled to Canberra, after whatever went wrong in Mt Gambier, specifically to see DH and ask for his help?

Everyone seems to assume DH made that trip (Adelaide, Mt G, Canberra) with Karlie but I'm not sure there is anything to support that.
 
  • #762
I am curious
* as to which state or territory the sibling resides?
* how long after Karlie died did DH allegedly take those 2 suitcases?
* and from where did he take them?
I wonder if she will be charged as an accomplice after the fact? Same as Marcus Stanford (for those who don't know: his brother allegedly murdered Stephanie Scott then sent her personal items to his twin brother in the mail and he allegedly disposed of them. He has been charged as an accessory after the fact).
 
  • #763
The birth certificate of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson's daughter was allegedly discovered at a home linked to her accused killer last month.


Fairfax Media understands on the day police revealed the breakthrough in a press conference, detectives searched Holdom's sister's home after receiving a tip-off.

Someone told police Holdom allegedly took two suitcases, believed to be carrying some of Ms Pearce-Stevenson's possessions, after Karlie died.

In January, 2013, police on the NSW Central Coast found a bank card with the name "K Pearce-Stevenson" in Holdom's wallet, court documents reveal.


http://www.maitlandmercury.com.au/s...ouse-allegedly-linked-to-accused-killer/?cs=7

Ooh! New stuff.
Thanks Soso!
 
  • #764
Yeah, police have two suitcases. That seems odd. Store the suitcases at your siblings house.

The man with the grey hair? Suitcase man? Is he still in the game?

Crabby, the article didn't say that the police have the two suitcases. It said that DH collected the two suitcases from his sister's home.
 
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  • #766
Ok, heads up everyone. The police have not stated that the sister of DH is a POI or a suspect. Feel free to sleuth privately if you want but DO NOT post anything about the sister here. She is off limits for the time being at least.
 
  • #767
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/girl-in-suitcase-birth-certificate-found-at-house-allegedly-linked-to-accused-killer-20151111-gkwnbn.html

"Daniel Holdom in relationship with key suspect"
"Police believe toddler killed just after mother".



 
  • #768
Yes, I think he has been set up to ensure he keeps quiet.
Something like "Listen mate, you talk and we give the cops all the evidence they need to pin it on you".
Of course, now that he has been charged, the tret is emty, but he still may be terrified to say anything.

I also feel he was/is a man who likes kids (in the normal sense) and it is interesting that he has not been charged with Khandalyce's murder.
Maybe there is just nothing to link him to that.

Why wouldn't they have just killed him?


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  • #769
So someone said DH took 2 suitcases from somewhere.
We know where one of those ended up.
Surely they both didn't end up along that same route. Nup!!!
 
  • #770
We cant rule it out. He may have just been a pawn. People hold dirt on him. Its a hell of fit up.

Its going to be a hell of a story.

Maybe I'll get a fictional novel out of it, cos if it proves to just be DH killing for Centrelink money, then I will have to justify why I have been wasting so much of my time on this :)
 
  • #771
Why wouldn't they have just killed him?


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To have someone to pin it on if she was ever identified???????????
 
  • #772
To have someone to pin it on if she was ever identified???????????

That seems pretty far fetched for me. It's a lot of work - including the fraud?

Years and years of effort by multiple parties to pin a murder on somebody in the "possibility" a body is ever identified. And they then held this knowingly over his head for all those years?

If what you are saying turns out to be true - and I've been wrong about a lot so far - that's some serious crazy!


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Question: If Khandalyce's birth certificate was found in the house <modsnip> how was it used in SA when someone went to Centrelink with it?
 
  • #775
Thanks Makara. Yes, I was wrong about police having possession of the two suitcases. I misread the article.

Fairfax Media understands on the day police revealed the breakthrough in a press conference, detectives searched Holdom's sister's home after receiving a tip-off.

Someone told police Holdom allegedly took two suitcases, believed to be carrying some of Ms Pearce-Stevenson's possessions, after Karlie died.

It will be alleged detectives found Khandalyce's&#8203; birth certificate at Holdom's sister's home during the search last month.

http://www.maitlandmercury.com.au/s...d-to-accused-killer-daniel-james-holdom/?cs=7

Crabby, the article didn't say that the police have the two suitcases. It said that DH collected the two suitcases from his sister's home.

Interesting info. Where is the other woman? (This question is not directly targeted at Makara.)

It involved at least three people using the pair's identity documents to funnel $90,000 through Ms Pearce-Stevenson's bank account, including accessing her Centrelink payments.
http://www.maitlandmercury.com.au/s...d-to-accused-killer-daniel-james-holdom/?cs=7
 
  • #776
That seems pretty far fetched for me. It's a lot of work - including the fraud?

Years and years of effort by multiple parties to pin a murder on somebody in the "possibility" a body is ever identified. And they then held this knowingly over his head for all those years?

If what you are saying turns out to be true - and I've been wrong about a lot so far - that's some serious crazy!


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Yeah, it does really hold together that well, does it.
Unless there is more to the cover-up than we can currently see.
I really don't know and possibly my interest in this case is pointless, but too many oddities just keep me wondering.
 
  • #777
Maybe I'll get a fictional novel out of it, cos if it proves to just be DH killing for Centrelink money, then I will have to justify why I have been wasting so much of my time on this :)

I'm still of the same somewhat limited and predictable view - involvement in a messy relationship, drugs (as in taking them and losing the plot), and secondary fraud.
 
  • #778
Question: If Khandalyce's birth certificate was found in the house (presumably Cessnock) how was in used in SA when someone went to Centrelink with it?

Certified copy?


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  • #779
I'm still of the same somewhat limited and predictable view - involvement in a messy relationship, drugs (as in taking them and losing the plot), and secondary fraud.

Agreed.


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  • #780
Question: If Khandalyce's birth certificate was found in the house <modsnip> how was in used in SA when someone went to Centrelink with it?

It doesn't matter where it was found last month -Cessnock, Adelaide, New York. It doesn't matter. The fraud took place any years ago. There was plenty of time to hide it at her house after the fraud was accomplished.

Eg, Karlie and Khandalyce killed in December. Identity documents used the following year or the year after. Birth certificate hidden at sister's house any time between then. <modsnip> Many years.
 
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