Found Deceased Australia - Melissa Caddick, 49, Sydney, NSW, 12 Nov 2020 #8

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just a reminder part 2 is airing now

you can watch at 9now
 
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I’m sure a surgeon or veterinarian somewhere would remove a foot for a quick couple of million and for $30 mil I’m sure I could do without a foot for freedom.

Of all the 1,000s of kilometres of coastline the foot landed on a beach where she would stay when she was a child.

Fancy that.
 
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Of all the 1,000s of kilometres of coastline the foot landed on a beach where she would stay when she was a child.

iv also found it hard to believe she wouldn't leave a note for her son

the ending to that show was so bi-polar for the last 20 minutes... what a crazy ending lol
 
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Just say the rest of her remains did show up at some point. What could this thread title be changed to?

‘Found Deceased - again’?
‘Definitely deceased this time’?
 
  • #465
And Melissa hiding money all over the place.
I think they have chucked every theory into the production ... maybe.
When in doubt, put them all in the plot.
 
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I’m sure a surgeon or veterinarian somewhere would remove a foot for a quick couple of million and for $30 mil I’m sure I could do without a foot for freedom.

Of all the 1,000s of kilometres of coastline the foot landed on a beach where she would stay when she was a child.

Fancy that.
The condition of the shoe did not look to bad, considering it had an ankle bone in-situ. I would have expected to have seen more sea life growing on the shoe, a bit of wear, a bit of water and salt damage? IMO
 
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iv also found it hard to believe she wouldn't leave a note for her son

the ending to that show was so bi-polar for the last 20 minutes... what a crazy ending lol
I nearly spilled the Earl Grey tea over me PingTheRouter when it cuts (pun intended) to the clip where MC positioned sideway, on the deck lolling about in her designer beach outfit, with a screaming lothario to her side, hair less and just, less, IMO. The metalic prosthetic foot was a creative touch. The only positive to this ending is that I didnt spill my good scotch over my crotch, because never the two, should meet!! Anyhow it got me laughing.
 
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From the way that it played to AKs BIG ego at some points and 'innocence', I would say channel 9 will be seeking a further interview with him.
I found it strange that the jeweller such a close connection was not an integral part of the show.
I also found it strange that they did not emphasise the connection with the lady that blew the whistle and got her money back as also being the mother of a child that was peers with MC's son. IMO This would have made for a dramatic scene when the penny dropped...
 
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The condition of the shoe did not look to bad, considering it had an ankle bone in-situ. I would have expected to have seen more sea life growing on the shoe, a bit of wear, a bit of water and salt damage? IMO

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The casket?
Was she/her foot cremated along with the shoe?
I guess an open casket was not on the cards.

Many questions…..:cool:
 
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The foot looked like a lamb shank … and it probably was!
 
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I also found it strange that they did not emphasise the connection with the lady that blew the whistle and got her money back as also being the mother of a child that was peers with MC's son. IMO This would have made for a dramatic scene when the penny dropped...

When making a movie or TV program, the producer needs to obtain signed consent/releases from every living character represented -- either directly, or recognizably -- in the story, and such clearances include forking out money to those who consent. And of course, they need to pay the additional actors.

IMO Underbelly is a low rent venture. I don't bother watching it.
 
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SMH journalist Kate McClymont has an upcoming podcast about Caddick in the works titled Liar, Liar. Not sure it will contain anything 'new'.

Long before Caddick became the Bernie Madoff of Australia, we learned that throughout her working life, Melissa Caddick was the queen of the con – forging signatures, falsifying documents, lying to employers and straight out embezzlement.

As one psychiatrist told us, narcissists like Caddick “think they’re above everyone else, and they deserve to have the royal treatment. And if no one gives it to them, they’re just going to take.”

Melissa Caddick podcast Liar Liar: How Kate McClymont is still captivated by this Sydney mystery
 
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From the way that it played to AKs BIG ego at some points and 'innocence', I would say channel 9 will be seeking a further interview with him.
I found it strange that the jeweller such a close connection was not an integral part of the show.
I also found it strange that they did not emphasise the connection with the lady that blew the whistle and got her money back as also being the mother of a child that was peers with MC's son. IMO This would have made for a dramatic scene when the penny dropped...
Strange sort of, perhaps there was a cease and desist in place, or some sort of threat of litigation from those you mentioned.

Litigation in one word. Deep pockets is another.
So many avenues to explore such as the the accounant, (the one accounted for, and the one unaccounted for, see what I did there??), the solicitor, (I know I'm on dangerous ground), the famous Sydney jeweller, (who she was bidding against to secure another multi million dollar bolthole), the chef who was on a retainer and accompanied her entourage overseas , the connection to the diet/power/vitamin drink scheme she was involved in, and where she sunk investors money in, (sorry I forgot the name, still recovering from the Tuesday "tea incident").
Anyhow wouldnt that have been a grand scenario, the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker, opportunity missed I call it!!
 
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The casket?
Was she/her foot cremated along with the shoe?
I guess an open casket was not on the cards.

Many questions…..:cool:
The mind does surely wonder, doesnt it?
So many ways to go with this, but it would be tasteless and disrespectful, especially to those still wearing those kinks.
 
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Strange sort of, perhaps there was a cease and desist in place, or some sort of threat of litigation from those you mentioned.

Litigation in one word. Deep pockets is another.
So many avenues to explore such as the the accounant, (the one accounted for, and the one unaccounted for, see what I did there??), the solicitor, (I know I'm on dangerous ground), the famous Sydney jeweller, (who she was bidding against to secure another multi million dollar bolthole), the chef who was on a retainer and accompanied her entourage overseas , the connection to the diet/power/vitamin drink scheme she was involved in, and where she sunk investors money in, (sorry I forgot the name, still recovering from the Tuesday "tea incident").
Anyhow wouldnt that have been a grand scenario, the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker, opportunity missed I call it!!


They didn’t even show any pieces of jewellery … let alone a relationship with her jeweller!

The whole show was lame. Why bother making it at all.
 
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Strange sort of, perhaps there was a cease and desist in place, or some sort of threat of litigation from those you mentioned.

Litigation in one word. Deep pockets is another.
So many avenues to explore such as the the accounant, (the one accounted for, and the one unaccounted for, see what I did there??), the solicitor, (I know I'm on dangerous ground), the famous Sydney jeweller, (who she was bidding against to secure another multi million dollar bolthole), the chef who was on a retainer and accompanied her entourage overseas , the connection to the diet/power/vitamin drink scheme she was involved in, and where she sunk investors money in, (sorry I forgot the name, still recovering from the Tuesday "tea incident").
Anyhow wouldnt that have been a grand scenario, the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker, opportunity missed I call it!!
I agree with you. Maybe we need to read in between the lines of all the theories and real life actors that were not mentioned.
I am guessing if there is some kind of ongoing investigation they would want those people to feel safer? Or not wanting to create issues with dramatizing a series of events that may be subject to a jury at a later date.
Perhaps the feeling of this series being rushed coincides with an ongoing investigation...
 
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Producers of movies/videos featuring stories about real people have to be very careful not to veer into the jungle of defamation territory.

Even the mere suggestion that a particular person/character (not necessarily even named, but nonetheless recognizable by repute) may have been connected with some criminal or unsavory activity will invite writs.

Safer therefore to leave them out completely.
 
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Has there ever been any mention of friends or associates who owned , leased , or chartered vessels in the vicinity or moored at the many coves close by ? I only ask because i track them down the coast and have seen them moored at Mariners on the way south to Melbourne . The Mariners are accessible to the area the shoe was found
 
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Producers of movies/videos featuring stories about real people have to be very careful not to veer into the jungle of defamation territory.

Even the mere suggestion that a particular person/character (not necessarily even named, but nonetheless recognizable by repute) may have been connected with some criminal or unsavory activity will invite writs.

Safer therefore to leave them out completely.
A very costly experience, defamation is only going to end up one way, a winner and a loser. Been there done that.
 
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