AUS - Khandalyce Kiara Pearce, Wynarka, Bones of a Child Discovered, July'15 - #7

[Suziek]

it really is getting disheartening with no news at all....surely from the clothes any sort of DNA there must be something
I still cant get the idea of the little Cassandra girl that was never found at Wynarka out of my head......but the age doesn't fit
for such a small place it has had 2 young female children murdered....seems odd to me

 

[crabstick]

I do wonder whether Angel is an NFA or O/S visitor. If police cant find Medicare records here...

Blonde hair would mean particular genes, a hair colour probably knocked out by an ASIAN decent etc. Particular genes wipe out Blonde hair. Real blonde hair gene is a derivative of Norse background, European decent. So Angels mother is of particular decent, and more than likely father will too.

Blond persons only make up about 1% of Australians, meaning Angel is in 0.5% of the population. Angel is 1 in 100 child births in that year of child birth.

Being blonde, Angel may have been abducted in another country like the McCann incident in Portugal. Could Angels mother be Russian?

300000 babies born in Australia each year. 1500 blond girls born each year in AUSTRALIA. If they can establish the type of blonde hair.

Less than 100 blonde girls born in South Australia each year. Less than 20 blond girls in a regional hospitals.
If they can model the clothing purchases, then they may model the hospital ANGEL was born in. Someone bought clothes, and they had transport, possibly to the nearest Cotton On 'Kids' tutu. Is there public clothing markets near by?

 

[crabstick]

Genetic possibilities of the blond Angel. There will be less than 20 girls in the SA country born in those year possibilities. At least one the parents has the gene or both the combination.

New Genetic Study Finds DNA Differences Associated with Hair, Skin, and Eye Colors in Europeans

Blonde hair, blue eyes, fair skin with no freckles

There are a number of possibilities here. It may be that this person has a certain version of OCA2 that causes all of these traits. Or it could be a combination of OCA2 and KITLG. Or OCA2 and SLC24A4.

Title: Unraveling the Secrets of European Color
Website: The TechThe Tech Museum of Innovation
www.thetech.org
Article URL:http://genetics.thetech.org/original_news/news66

 

[Deleted member 102539]

Genetic possibilities of the blond Angel. There will be less than 20 girls in the SA country born in those year possibilities. At least one the parents has the gene or both the combination.

Some children start life as platinum blonds — often called "towheads" — but experience a darkening of hair color before they reach puberty.

Typically, children with dark hair will keep their dark hair into adulthood. But some children with light hair, including towhead blonds, strawberry blonds, dishwater blonds and redheads, see their hair go dark brown by their 10th birthday.

The reason for this change is because the amount of eumelanin in your hair increases as you mature, according to some research. But just why eumelanin production ramps up (or why those specific gene expressions change) is not entirely clear.

"Angel's" parents may have dark hair and "Angel" may have been on her way to became dark?

http://www.livescience.com/34827-towhead-blond-kids-blondes-go-dark-brunette.html

 

[hideoustroll]

Don't know about the blonde thing. A LOT of kids are blonde when they are little but go mousy or brunette as they age. Given the estimated age of the Wynarka child, she may have just been a baby blonde and not necessarily have the rarer true blonde genes.

 

[crabstick]

If they have a hair sample they can establish what type of blonde it is via the DNA. As per the article.
How did they establish Angel was a blond girl? The DNA is very damaged?

 

[crabstick]

Yep, but they wont be Asian or other dominant dark hair types. The LE can test suspects to see if they carry the genes that made Angels hair blond. There is other human attributes that come with particular types of blond.

LE must have something to say Angel was a female blond

"Angel's" parents may have dark hair and "Angel" may have been on her way to became dark?

http://www.livescience.com/34827-towhead-blond-kids-blondes-go-dark-brunette.html

 

[PainExpress]

Yep, but they wont be Asian or other dominant dark hair types. The LE can test suspects to see if they carry the genes that made Angels hair blond.

My kids have blonde hair and they're half Asian

 

[crabstick]

Do they look ASIAN? What colour are their eyes? We are splitting hairs here. :laughing: My point is police will be able to drill down to a suspect based on the hair colour, and further the DNA of the hair.

If your husband is 1/2 Hmong, there is a remote chance he may also carry this recessive allele--but the chances are vanishingly small. Not impossible, but exceedingly unlikely. (Then again, the odds that your parents would both carry it are also really low...so who knows?)

Your son carries your recessive blonde allele, though. So if he marries a woman who also carries the allele, there is a 25% chance any of his children will express the blonde hair.

Biology/Blonde Asians
Dana Krempels, Ph.D. - 10-27-2009
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Biology-664/2009/10/Blonde-Asians.htm

My kids have blonde hair and they're half Asian

 

[crabstick]

Its a question often asked.

Some information is in some cases not released because only 'real' witnesses and suspects can help with 'lines of enquiry'

Obviously Im not LE, but an LE psychologist would explain the reason fake people come forward as witnesses and in some cases perpetrators.

Then there is the issue with fair trials. There is the fact police are following someone but don't want the POI to know via information released. There is the confirmation someone is the perpetrator because they know information police have not released outside the squad, although leaks from police officers can pose an issue. That would be some of the reasons police control their information.

It appears video footage is often kept for some time by police because it can give away what the police know. Unfortunately this often draws accusations of incompetency on behalf of the LE when its quite the opposite.

If you came forward, especially if there is a reward available, I dare say the first thing police would ask; what else was in the case mate?

Yeah, so there is a plethora of reasons police don't release information.

I do hope police have had some success with the 'lines of inquiry' they said they were following based on 'undisclosed items' found in the suitcase. It intrigues me that details of these items have not been made public.

 

[squish]

I do wonder whether Angel is an NFA or O/S visitor. If police cant find Medicare records here...

Blonde hair would mean particular genes, a hair colour probably knocked out by an ASIAN decent etc. Particular genes wipe out Blonde hair. Real blonde hair gene is a derivative of Norse background, European decent. So Angels mother is of particular decent, and more than likely father will too.

Blond persons only make up about 1% of Australians, meaning Angel is in 0.5% of the population. Angel is 1 in 100 child births in that year of child birth.

Being blonde, Angel may have been abducted in another country like the McCann incident in Portugal. Could Angels mother be Russian?

300000 babies born in Australia each year. 1500 blond girls born each year in AUSTRALIA. If they can establish the type of blonde hair.

Less than 100 blonde girls born in South Australia each year. Less than 20 blond girls in a regional hospitals.
If they can model the clothing purchases, then they may model the hospital ANGEL was born in. Someone bought clothes, and they had transport, possibly to the nearest Cotton On 'Kids' tutu. Is there public clothing markets near by?

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Blonde adults are rare, but the majority of kids of north European descent are blonde, then get light brown hair at puberty.

I think Angel would be in the majority of white kids born in Australia, or any other white country.

They probably only mentioned her hair colour just in case anyone recognised her. Hair can last a long time after death, and still show what it would have looked like in life.

 

[PainExpress]

Do they look ASIAN? What colour are their eyes? We are splitting hairs here. :laughing: My point is police will be able to drill down to a suspect based on the hair colour, and further the DNA of the hair.

No not really, people can tell that something us going on. Brown eyes. The middle one had blue eyes until about 8 months but then turned. She has light brown eyes the other are dark as.

 

[crabstick]

Yep thats normal. Many kids have blue eyes which change around 12 months. One of our children has intense blue eyes. We were told that could change. It was quite normal.

No not really, people can tell that something us going on. Brown eyes. The middle one had blue eyes until about 8 months but then turned. She has light brown eyes the other are dark as.

According to the article attached, only about 1 % outside Europe are classed as blonde. That data may appear wrong due to the amount of people that lighten their hair not excluding children. I didn't pluck the 1% number out of my head. I had just read it while posting. If the parents carry the gene.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blond

Natural blond hair is rare in adulthood, with some reports stating that only about 2% of the world's population is naturally blond.[2]

Strawberry blond hair

Light blonde hair

Dark blond hair

Golden blond hair

Medium blond hair

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_hair_color

Blonde adults are rare, but the majority of kids of north European descent are blonde, then get light brown hair at puberty.

I think Angel would be in the majority of white kids born in Australia, or any other white country.

They probably only mentioned her hair colour just in case anyone recognised her. Hair can last a long time after death, and still show what it would have looked like in life.

New Genetic Study Finds DNA Differences Associated with Hair, Skin, and Eye Colors in Europeans

Blonde hair, blue eyes, fair skin with no freckles

There are a number of possibilities here. It may be that this person has a certain version of OCA2 that causes all of these traits. Or it could be a combination of OCA2 and KITLG. Or OCA2 and SLC24A4.

Title: Unraveling the Secrets of European Color
Website: The TechThe Tech Museum of Innovation
www.thetech.org
Article URL:http://genetics.thetech.org/original_news/news66

 

[crabstick]

Yep. hair and finger nails keep growing after death as they are dying cells.

Edit: Well, nope, I stand corrected. Your hair does not continue to grow after death. Im wrong.

It is a myth that fingernails and hair continue to grow after death. What really happens is that the skin may retract around them, making the hair and nails prickle up and jut out more prominently.
http://www.snopes.com/science/nailgrow.asp

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20130526-do-your-nails-grow-after-death

Blonde adults are rare, but the majority of kids of north European descent are blonde, then get light brown hair at puberty.

I think Angel would be in the majority of white kids born in Australia, or any other white country.

They probably only mentioned her hair colour just in case anyone recognised her. Hair can last a long time after death, and still show what it would have looked like in life.

The hair that is visible is the hair shaft, which exhibits no biochemical activity and is considered "dead".
Blond hair is the result of having little pigmentation in the hair strand.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair

The cuticle is the semi-circular layer of non-living, almost invisible dead skin cells that "ride out on" and cover the back of the visible nail plate while the Eponychium is the fold of skin cells that produces the cuticle.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nail_(anatomy)

 

[Deleted member 102539]

If they have a hair sample they can establish what type of blonde it is via the DNA. As per the article.
How did they establish Angel was a blond girl? The DNA is very damaged?

LE also know the length: 18cm (if I remember right).

 

[Puggle]

Keep Going Crabby.... I'm all out of ideas on this one..

Don't think Angel is getting enough media coverage though...

So hope her case isn't going cold.

 

[eneri12]

I'm in the UK but do look online for up to date media articles on this case, there doesn't seem to have been much recently although I'm sure the last one I read said the police were looking at a new line of enquiry, can't remember where I read it though. Let's hope LE are working away on something in the background.

 

[plongi]

This quilt has a patch of the pumpkins and sunflowers etc. This piece of fabric is of the "fall harvest" A farming motif and also very American. Used mainly in kitchen fabrics..tea towels curtains oven mitts. Maybe why it has lasted better than all the other fabrics making up the quilt. A stronger fabric or even treated.

One patch or patches of this on an I Spy quilt for a child is interesting. An adult theme on a child's quilt. Was this made in the fall/autumn? is it when the child it was made for was born? Autumn in Australia or America?

 

[Deleted member 102539]

Less than 100 blonde girls born in South Australia each year. Less than 20 blond girls in a regional hospitals.
If they can model the clothing purchases, then they may model the hospital ANGEL was born in.

by crabstick #502

Is there a listing of the hair colour of newborn babies? I think: usually not. Except some studies on that.

 

[Rayemonde]

Less than 100 blonde girls born in South Australia each year. Less than 20 blond girls in a regional hospitals.
If they can model the clothing purchases, then they may model the hospital ANGEL was born in.

by crabstick #502

Is there a listing of the hair colour of newborn babies? I think: usually not. Except some studies on that.

Lots of newborns don't have hair, and lots have blonde hair that darkens as they get older.