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"No sign of" is very neutral language and doesn't mean that there was no foul play.
There's still a lot of uncertainty about what actually happened at the homestead and on the station that day. In fact there seems to be so much contradiction that it feels as though we are being deliberately gaslit. Maybe that is the police's intention.
Perhaps, but people change their minds. Maybe when Gus first went missing it looked just like any other missing kid in the outback. Sometimes those kids are found safe and sometimes their remains are found some time later. But when there is no trace at all of a child reported missing after 6 weeks, maybe people start to wonder if something was more wrong than they thought and become more willing to talk to reporters. Maybe.
I sometimes think that the DM publishes these types of things because they want to know the details, and they hope someone (the police) will come out and correct them.
imo