Found Deceased Australia - Karen Ristevski, 47, Melbourne, Vic, 29 June 2016 - #5

[wewillgetyou]

What do you know? im always asked what i know?

I don't 'know' anything. Wishful thinking. It's eerily similar to Baden - Clay. I just want him arrested.

 

[Makara]

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Fred's got it all worked out! LOL.

 

[Westside_Sleuth]

Fred's got it all worked out! LOL.

Very entertaining!


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[Bohemian]

Something has been bothering me about Sarah for a couple of days, since I watched the ACA segment tgy posted again:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p854CzXOLwY

0:53
Reporter (to BR): As the last person to see Karen, what can you offer?

SR starts shaking her head, seems to be indicating 'No.' as reporter finishes his question.

BR seems as if he about to reply but stops as SR seems to tighten her grip on his arm; her head still shaking her head.

PG interjects.

SR's reaction seems unusual.

Does she know something and doesn't want BR to answer the reporter?

Or is it she, herself, doesn't want to know?

Or does she know he already had legal advice, that early in the investigation into Karen's disappearance, not to speak to reporters?

 

[Melbourne Lass]

I wonder if the person who murdered Karen disposed of her handbag and purse with her body, or at another site?

What do you all think?

 

[Hbayne]

Fred's got it all worked out! LOL.

Fred ain't holding back !!! Go Fred.

 

[they'll get you]

Yes that's probably it, round two started up again once Sarah had left and it ended in murder. Did the shop call around 10am which prompted the disposal? Most likely.

I think it was an argument that started the night before. He was harassing her about money and he didn't get what he wanted. He smothered her or strangled her in the house....no noise, no shoes. No blood splatter, no DNA.
My knew it was him from the day I read he was the last to see her. Just a really strong hinky. Her car had a bigger boot.

The VW boot wasn't big or private enough.

 

[wewillgetyou]

Fred's got it all worked out! LOL.

I think Fred has probably found his way there thanks to the new online news articles from tonight. I'm sure if Fred's found it then others will be along soon. This could be interesting !

 

[Westside_Sleuth]

Something has been bothering me about Sarah for a couple of days, since I watched the ACA segment tgy posted again:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p854CzXOLwY

0:53
Reporter (to BR): As the last person to see Karen, what can you offer?

SR starts shaking her head, seems to be indicating 'No.' as reporter finishes his question.

BR seems as if he about to reply but stops as SR seems to tighten her grip on his arm; her head still shaking her head.

PG interjects.

SR's reaction seems unusual.

Does she know something and doesn't want BR to answer the reporter?

Or is it she, herself, doesn't want to know?

Or does she know he already had legal advice, that early in the investigation into Karen's disappearance, not to speak to reporters?

Anyone wanting the "ballistic"sound bite it's here.


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[Melbourne Lass]

BR has had to do a lot of back tracking on his version as evidence emerges, however do we know why he came forth so quickly to admit to an argument? Why didn't he give the impression all was rosy and she simply went for a pre-work walk which would better fit his "evil predator" theory? The fact he's admitted to the argument proves there were raised tempers at the time of her disappearance. Is he covering bases because someone saw/ heard arguments?

It could be just that SR saw her mother dressed in work clothes in the morning before SR left the home. Didn't someone on this thread say that SR saw her mother on that morning? Or am I hallucinating?

 

[Unit45]

Something has been bothering me about Sarah for a couple of days, since I watched the ACA segment tgy posted again:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p854CzXOLwY

0:53
Reporter (to BR): As the last person to see Karen, what can you offer?

SR starts shaking her head, seems to be indicating 'No.' as reporter finishes his question.

BR seems as if he about to reply but stops as SR seems to tighten her grip on his arm; her head still shaking her head.

PG interjects.

SR's reaction seems unusual.

Does she know something and doesn't want BR to answer the reporter?

Or is it she, herself, doesn't want to know?

Or does she know he already had legal advice, that early in the investigation into Karen's disappearance, not to speak to reporters?

Youre working it out now.

 

[Hbayne]

Join up Fred

 

[Westside_Sleuth]

Youre working it out now.

You speak as if you actually know the facts.


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[Sez]

Agree with Hbayne.
With biometrics at immigration/passport control it would be difficult. Even more so, once a person is reported missing, assuming KRs attempt was after the 29th. All ports would hv been alerted and had her biometrics handy. So if she showed up under another name using another passport, but when her eyes were biometric photographed it would hv come up with the existing match to those stored under her real name ... and an alarm sounded.

 

[Melbourne Lass]

Fred's got it all worked out! LOL.

The wannabe gangster meets his match! LOL

 

[Bohemian]

Youre working it out now.

SR's body language is off. 'No.', she seems to be thinking.

BR seems to have a look of bleak acceptance, grief, guilt? He knew then that Karen wasn't coming back. Ever.

 

[Hbayne]

Agree.
With biometrics at immigration/passport control it would be difficult. Even more so, once a person is reported missing, assuming KRs attempt was after the 29th. All ports would hv been alerted and had her biometrics handy. So if she showed up under another name using another passport, but when her eyes were biometric photographed it would hv come up with the existing match to those stored under her real name ... and an alarm sounded.

Bingo - Thankyou

 

[they'll get you]

I'm hoping for an arrest tomorrow.

They will also be looking at the statements family members have made to MSM, these statements will also give them a bit of an insight (look our VR). The best weapon an investigator has is 'their gut feeling' and I'm pretty sure they know who it is, they just need to gather as much evidence as they can to make the charge stick. The clock is ticking, tick toc tick toc.

I doubt they are ready for an arrest yet.
I agree they know who and that person is layered up and protected.

There are dash cams, fixed cameras they could be looking at. Trucks, cop cars or vehicles that were on that road at the time.

 

[inkpink]

If she was missing voluntarily then she has not necessarily left the Country. Hundreds of people have gone missing in Australia. First one coming to mind is the Mother who disappeared with her twins....

 

[Unit45]

There is a lot of things i could go into via esoteric lines.

Which i wont, BR and SR are comlpicit in my mind
by what i can see by expressions.