Australia Australia - Claremont SK, 1996-97, Perth, WA - #13

[JoWa]

Does anyone know if any of the CSK victims worked for Sealcorp?


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Can you elaborate? Why Sealcorp?


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[Trueblue2017]

Maybe WAPOL are keeping tight strings on MSM releases :
1. To protect their case ,
2. To give impression they are not 'ruining' another POI life,
3. Just in case the proverbial hits the fan, and the accused and alleged CSK BRE somehow gets off Scott free.

Just my thoughts

I would say it is far too late for point2 to be their rationale, just IMO or possibly 3

 

[b4u]

If you want to see all the verified members on WS, go here Frankie -

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?191641-Professional-Posters-amp-Verified-Insiders

In the above link, scroll down past the end of the Professional Posters post list,
and have a look at the Insiders and/or locals post for a list by crime case,
and that was last updated by

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[Frankie1972]

Just there profile name

 

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[Frankie1972]

Yes.
That Professional Posters and Verified Insiders list just shows
their websleuth profile names and not their real names.

Thanks for that

 

[Trueblue2017]

Could there be suppression orders in place?

Could be a possibility, can you elaborate as to why this may be though?

 

[b4u]

Could be a possibility, can you elaborate as to why this may be though?

Over in Victoria, Australia

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/c...eir-hundreds-in-victoria-20151010-gk611a.html

The research shows that the most popular reason for a suppression order was to protect "the administration of justice". More than 200 were made on that basis, while 189 were made to protect the safety of witnesses and only four to protect national security.

Go read the rest of the article for some more specific details on suppression orders.

 

[Trueblue2017]

Over in Victoria, Australia

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/c...eir-hundreds-in-victoria-20151010-gk611a.html



Go read the rest of the article for some more specific details on suppression orders.

Are the laws the same in WA? And there hasn't been anything in the papers about a suppression order, just asking &#55357;&#56898;

 

[Trueblue2017]

What are people's thought on the age of BRE at the time of the murders, is it consistent with other serial killers?

the Bernies appear a lot older than 27.

 

[Frankie1972]

What are people's thought on the age of BRE at the time of the murders, is it consistent with other serial killers?

the Bernies appear a lot older than 27.

To young to be a serial killer IMO

 

[Trueblue2017]

To young to be a serial killer IMO

i would think that at such a young age he would of made a few mistakes that would of brought him unstuck before now, IMO.

 

[Frankie1972]

i would think that at such a young age he would of made a few mistakes that would of brought him unstuck before now, IMO.

Yes at that age you would think that too. IMO

 

[Sloofski]

To young to be a serial killer IMO

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/a-surprising-look-at-the-average-serial-killer-2015-5 this says average age for male SK first kill is 27.5

 

[Trueblue2017]

http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/current series/tandi/341-360/tandi346.html

this site is Australian based and does have an age range of 25-40 but average is 30. Should of just googled it before my post, sorry.

IMO, this may also be slightly skewed as this only has ages of those caught and the older they are potentially the less likely they may be caught.

 

[Frankie1972]

Just like to thank everyone for the kind messages they have sent me today. Thank you

 

[Trueblue2017]

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/a-surprising-look-at-the-average-serial-killer-2015-5 this says average age for male SK first kill is 27.5

Thanks for the link, as I suspected it was a little older for Aussie based crimes, 30 for males.

And that is for those who have been caught, which is what I was sort of getting at, older and wiser people would have a better chance of getting away with their crime, IMO.

 

[JoWa]

Has anyone else read this article about JR D-site?
I just came across it, bit sad that people were dumping rubbish and the cross was gone.


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[JoWa]

https://www.pressreader.com/australia/the-west-australian/20160125/282149290328951

Helps if I post link. Sorry.


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[lsdmongre]

i would think that at such a young age he would of made a few mistakes that would of brought him unstuck before now, IMO.

Yeah but I think he learnt from his mistakes early on. kK and huntingdale.

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