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My apologies Melmoth, I totally missed your very sound suggestion of Starlink.As I understand it, Starlink is an affordable satellite phone system.
My apologies Melmoth, I totally missed your very sound suggestion of Starlink.As I understand it, Starlink is an affordable satellite phone system.
Heavens - no problem. It's sometimes difficult to keep track of all the new technologies out thereMy apologies Melmoth, I totally missed your very sound suggestion of Starlink.
Fibre optic cameras are on the end of a cable no thicker than an ordinary mains cable so they can get them into anywhere.Agreed. But that's why I raised the possibility of one with such a narrow opening it wouldn't even be considered.
Fibre optic cameras are on the end of a cable no thicker than an ordinary mains cable so they can get them into anywhere.
This actually disappoints me.
I somehow have the thought that he went up, before he went down. Possibly a roof access, leading to a crevice between buildings, or a chimney, or vent, or eave....or an elevated grain storage bin, water tank, or some such.Not the cable, I'm thinking of, say, a cistern with an opening of small diameter, where no one could conceive a child fitting.
In the same way no one would look for a missing child in a silverware drawer. Couldn't fit! Maybe he somehow fell into something that absolutely defies physics.
JMO
There have been plenty of cases of very young children slipping into narrow pipes and similar so this is something searchers would be aware of and looking out for. Most cases seem to involve children in the 14-20 month age range but there have been cases of older pre-schoolers. This famous case involved a 14-month old who slipped into an 8" wide pipe but you can find plenty of other cases on line.Not the cable, I'm thinking of, say, a cistern with an opening of small diameter, where no one could conceive a child fitting.
In the same way no one would look for a missing child in a silverware drawer. Couldn't fit! Maybe he somehow fell into something that absolutely defies physics.
JMO
Marrying off the paper IBM employees is so adorable, I love it so much!Many children can get a world of enjoyment out of toys that were not "store bought"
We grew up with not many toys but my favourite was my "paper people" I cut out of an IBM big catalogue that next doors left when they moved.
I had endless fun hours pairing off and marrying the IBM employees while my toys that I received no longer interested me.
Oh and my silkworms and reading books and walking around exploring the beach and nature.
I doubt cameras are in place, or even considered.Is it common for a property like this not to have some sort of video monitoring system? I would have thought with the value of the livestock and the seemingly somewhat solitary nature of the family, cameras would be a given.
I might be totally wrong, but I think it’s the town of Yunta that is about 40 k away.Isn't the road 40km away?
This actually disappoints me.
Until Pheobe went missing, her mother & family were unknowns (like most of us) but seems (IMO) that they’ve become front page ‘celebrity news’ at the expense of Pheobe’s passing.
I have no problem with them reaching out to support others e.g. Gus’s family, but my question is - how does the Daily Mail know about it ?
Given how silent & private Gus’s family have been, I struggle to see them being the mouth piece for this, who knows.
Am now wondering what the DM pay rate is ?
Yeah well, no use to me as I have absolutely nothing of interest to spill![]()
Even on the Barrier Highway, coverage is very patchy. There is a tower at Yunta but would not reach to the station. Dont believe the Telstra coverage maps, I have driven that road many times and without external aerial the coverage is only within about 20kms of a tower.
However, most likely the family now has Starlink. Which gives WiFi calling but the location services are all over the place.
I haven't seen anything about this. It's a crucial piece of missing information.Does anyone know when the last time someone outside his immediate family saw him yet? Sorry if it’s already been answered.
Given the breakdown in relations between Josh and Josie, it's possible that Josh only sees Gus off the station, or maybe on-station in Josie's absence.Has his dad stated when the last time was that he saw Gus in person? I don't know if it's been reported how frequently Gus got to go into town to see Dad or how often Dad came out to visit Gus and the family at the sheep station. I also wonder about when Gus did go visit Dad at Dad's home, would Dad normally drive out himself and pick him up, or would his mom bring Gus to his dad's house or how was that usually handled?
It’s normally one of the first things we find out, I really would like to know, I think that could answer alot of questions.I haven't seen anything about this. It's a crucial piece of missing information.
The police will know (I'd assume so anyway!!) I guess there's no reason for the public to know unless they thought it would help the investigation.It’s normally one of the first things we find out, I really would like to know, I think that could answer alot of questions.
Imo there has been no mention (perhaps they adequately told DM to p#ss off, but I doubt that would stop a story)Has anyone seen any mention of Gus's paternal grandparents? I don't think they would be all that old, so good chance they're still living. I wonder if they were a part of Gus's life before his disappearance. Maybe they're not around, but if they are, I'm really surprised that I haven't seen a word about them, but I may have missed it.