Australia Australia - Paddy Moriarty, 70, & his dog Kellie, Larrimah, NT, 16 Dec 2017

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Auction.....really?

This is stupid and kinda cruel. I guess ever since Lost in Larrimah came out the house has become sort of attraction. People need to remember that Paddy and Kellie were real people who didn't deserve what happened to them.
 
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Apparently, A Current Affair tonight is going to have a piece about Paddy and the sale of his property.

There is now an online real estate listing about the property. realestate.com.au

And the realtors have put together a little video about the property, because the auction is on 7th May and they will be accepting bids from people who don't want to travel to Larrimah for the auction.

 
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No price guide ... they are under strict instructions from the Public Trustee to sell Paddy's place for market value. I guess meaning that whatever a top bidder will pay is what they'll take.

(As per ACA on Ch9 just now)

I think Paddy had a 'wife' and child in a different remote community. The book looked into that a bit.
Perhaps the Public Trustee is settling Paddy's affairs and they will be the beneficiaries.
 
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The home at the centre of one of the country's most famous cold cases is going under the hammer within days.

On behalf of the public trustee, Real Estate Central is selling the house "as is" at an on-site auction at 11am this Tuesday.
 
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Missing man Paddy Moriarty's old house in the tiny Northern Territory town of Larrimah has sold at auction for $32,000.

From a crowd of seven registered bidders at the auction on Tuesday morning, a South Australian buyer who phoned in was the winning bidder.

The buyer is understood to want to use the home as an NT base for winter escape
 
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Missing man Paddy Moriarty's old house in the tiny Northern Territory town of Larrimah has sold at auction for $32,000.

From a crowd of seven registered bidders at the auction on Tuesday morning, a South Australian buyer who phoned in was the winning bidder.

The buyer is understood to want to use the home as an NT base for winter escape
Surprised it even fetched that much TBH. Perhaps the buyer just sees it as some kind of novelty visiting there occasionally?
 
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The Northern Territory Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has announced it will not lay any charges related to the 2017 disappearance of Paddy Moriarty, due to “insufficient evidence”.
 
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The Northern Territory Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has announced it will not lay any charges related to the 2017 disappearance of Paddy Moriarty, due to “insufficient evidence”.
Ouch. Probably means we won’t see charges unless they find a body - and even then that might not be enough to link it to the murderer.
Doubt we’ll see a confession. Not sure what other evidence there could be remaining that hasn’t turned up so far.
Just imo.
 
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Why Paddy Moriarty's disappearance from the tiny town of Larrimah may never be fully solved​


Sounds like someone is going to get away with murdering both Paddy and his dog.


"In my opinion Paddy was killed in the context of and likely due to the ongoing feud he had with his nearest neighbours," the coroner's 2022 findings read.

In the coronial inquest, which was split into two halves in 2018 and 2022, police played audio which detectives alleged was of Mr Laurie, singing of how he "killerated" Mr Moriarty with a claw hammer.

Mr Laurie denied it was him singing on the secretly recorded tapes.
 
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So that's probably the end of the story - RIP Paddy and Kellie.
 
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I think a combination of the suspects conspired to kill Paddy.

The same thing happened with Rex McElroy and Bobby Kent.

Massive troublemakers and bullies. Rex was killed in front of the entire town (almost quite literally) and no one admitting to seeing a thing.

Bobby was killed by his friend that he bullied relentlessly, with help from Bobby’s girlfriend who also hated him.
 
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I'm never giving up hope that some evidence will turn up one day.
Either remains, or from someone who knows something about what happened.
 
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An outback shack made famous by a true crime podcast and luxury rural retreats are among the Territory’s hottest property listings of 2024.

Also known as ‘Paddy’s Place’, this home was sold by the Public Trustee after the disappearance of Paddy Moriarty from the tiny outback township of Larrima
 
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