Australia Australia - Celine Cremer, 31, Belgium backpacker, car found at the Philosopher’s fall track, Waratah, Tasmania, 12 June 2023

[Rocket333]

This story wasn't going to have a happy ending, but it's some solace her loved ones are looking to get closure.

From the interview Jarrod gave:

Searcher recounts moment he found human remains at Philosopher Falls - ABC listen

And ABC clarified in their news article:

Is the mystery of missing tourist Celine Cremer at an end?

Playing around on satellites pro, that would place the discovery around here:
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From Rob’s video:

 

[Dotta]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2016746723817775590

 

[Rocket333]

The lower jawbone being found with teeth is so incredibly fortuitous and helpful. Dental features hold far more identifying detail than clean bone fragments, and this should make the identification process much more straightforward and reliable.

 

[Chiatos]

From Rob’s video:

It has been said that Celine would have 'followed the Arthur river downstream (Eastbound), trying to reach the road'.

I don´t understand that, because the road towards the East is ki-lo-me-ters away.
Why wouldn't Celine have followed the river upstream instead? She already knew that her car was parked upstream, not downstream.

Another detail that I do NOT understand: the phone pings have shown a ping location at Waratah's golf course the day after the last ping near Magnet dam. According to the narrative, the pings at Waratah town, were caused by the presence of the masts in town. OK, so why were those golf course pings not gps-located at the mast? Why were they gps-located at the golf course? I don't get it.

 

[Ann1987]

 

[Malleeboy]

If that is Celine, it’s weird that she went north east, especially if she was using a compass, as the carpark is south. Feels like a long walk in tough conditions and in the wrong direction. Possibly frozen, disoriented & just following the river. Wonder why Jarrod even headed that way and so far away from Rob’s search areas and where the phone was found.

Who knows the mindset of a fatigued person, but fr

It has been said that Celine would have 'followed the Arthur river downstream (Eastbound), trying to reach the road'.

I don´t understand that, because the road towards the East is ki-lo-me-ters away.
Why wouldn't Celine have followed the river upstream instead? She already knew that her car was parked upstream, not downstream.

Another detail that I do NOT understand: the phone pings have shown a ping location at Waratah's golf course the day after the last ping near Magnet dam. According to the narrative, the pings at Waratah town, were caused by the presence of the masts in town. OK, so why were those golf course pings not gps-located at the mast? Why were they gps-located at the golf course? I don't get it.

Bones were found in area that was probable underwater in winter, the guy who found them seemed to indicate that were washed down stream. Maybe she stopped at the spot where the bottle and , then missed the water race, and proceeded down to the river, then went back towards the falls. But the bush was very steep and thick there. She than falls, breaks who knows what, or just falls into the freezing river exacerbating her hyperthermia.
Of course we still don't know it is her, but I think the chances are high.

 

[Chiatos]

Here´s a map where the remains have been found (approximately). It's quite far away from the water race:

Low water levels to aid police river search for Celine Cremer remains

Tasmania Police says six experts have been flown in via helicopter to conduct a line search of the Arthur River, where human remains were found this week.

www.abc.net.au

"That location is consistent with our theory that potentially she could have been trying to reach the road and may have done so by moving towards the river, knowing that following it downstream may eventually lead to that road,"

[Whereas Philosopher's Falls are upstream and whereas Celine's car was also parked upstream.]

 

[TootsieFootsie]

MSN

Daily Mail

More grim discoveries made in the search for missing Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer​

Items of clothing believed to belong to a Belgian tourist who disappeared more than two years ago have been discovered near more human remains.

Commander Nathan Johnston confirmed officers also found a polar fleece jacket, believed to belong to Ms Cremer, on Friday.

He said a bra and a thermal top had also been discovered, along with more bones.

'Whilst further forensic examination will need to be conducted to confirm the identity, due to the nature of the items located, and the location, we believe they are Celine's,' Mr Johnston told reporters.

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Private searches take over when police resources run dry

Facing extreme weather and limited resources, Tasmania Police had to stop its search for Celine Cremer. But with her disappearance unresolved, loved ones turned to a private investigator instead.

www.abc.net.au

ABC News Australia

Celine Cremer case shows role of private investigators in helping families find answers​

 

[Malleeboy]

This sounding like she was way better prepared than I thought.

Thermal top, fleece jacket, then add garbage bag over the top for waterproofing your top, separate small bag that could have covered her head, along water bottle and probably backpack, and compass. Whilst it was cold, it makes me think that she got injured then hyperthermia impacted.