Australia Australia - Pheobe Bishop, 17, failed to board a flight from Queensland, Bundaberg, 15 May 2025 *Arrests* #3

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where is the picture of her room? I don't see it upthread ...
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She might be now but I don't think she was back then. If she was an eye witness and she gave her account I am sure the arrests would have happened more quickly.

Obviously I have no idea but that's just my opinion.
Yes maybe back then before the arrests , she didnt roll him because she was scared of him, if there was perhaps DV in the past......
 
So possible cams but not as likely as the servo or traffic cam being referenced.

This is the view of the BMX track from Lillian cres and johanna blvd showing the lay of the land and also the fencing situation and a gate at the back.

The Images are from 2015 so Im not sure how built up it is now.

there also appears to be temp cyclone fencing at the gully.

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This area has changed so much since then. Would it be helpful if I took a video of the area?
 
It defies logic like much of the case

Can't possibly have occurred in the streets
The car would have had blood if she was killed using any sort of weapon eg knife

That leaves what in a car?

The seatbelt?

Was she strangled in TB car by the seatbelt???????????

If she was seated in the front seat, which for me makes complete sense that the police say she was alive in the car , caught on CCTV in that area, then logic tells me she was sitting in the front seat.

Not in the back like JW says in his Gold Interview


Can't think of any other way it could have possibly happened in the car 🤔
Sorry to chime in late, and maybe at this point we already know, but I wonder if TBs makeup bag that is mysteriously missing was the purse style with a super long ‘wrist loop’, and they used something like the loop to strangle her.
 
Sorry to chime in late, and maybe at this point we already know, but I wonder if TBs makeup bag that is mysteriously missing was the purse style with a super long ‘wrist loop’, and they used something like the loop to strangle her.
I don’t think it’s ever been said that it’s missing. Just that she apparently passed it to PB in the car. According to JWs very distorted version of the truth
 
In light of yesterday’s confronting images, which appeared to show concerning conditions in the home environment, I’ve been reflecting on the possible community safeguards that may have relevance to Pheobe’s situation, and where, in my personal view, these may not have operated as intended. These thoughts are based solely on my own understanding and interpretation of relevant frameworks, particularly those around Mandatory Reporting in Queensland.

As I understand it, under Section 13E of the Child Protection Act 1999 (Qld), individuals employed by prescribed entities, such as registered teachers, medical professionals and NDIS providers, have a legal obligation to report any reasonable suspicion that a child may be experiencing, or is at risk of experiencing, harm. From my perspective, a child residing with an adult who is on bail for serious weapons offences may give rise to such a suspicion, particularly when considered in the broader context of potential risk factors.

It’s also my interpretation that concerns about a child’s living environment could fall under this reporting requirement. Under Section 10 of the Act, a child is considered in need of protection if they have suffered, are suffering, or are at an unacceptable risk of suffering significant harm, and if there is no parent able and willing to protect them. Again, this is only my personal understanding, but it leads me to wonder whether the suitability and safety of a residence, especially in circumstances where significant criminal charges are involved, may warrant further attention under these provisions.

These reflections are not intended as conclusions or accusations, but rather as a layperson’s attempt to understand how protective systems function and where there may be room for closer scrutiny in the interest of child safety.
 
In light of yesterday’s confronting images, which appeared to show concerning conditions in the home environment, I’ve been reflecting on the possible community safeguards that may have relevance to Pheobe’s situation, and where, in my personal view, these may not have operated as intended. These thoughts are based solely on my own understanding and interpretation of relevant frameworks, particularly those around Mandatory Reporting in Queensland.

As I understand it, under Section 13E of the Child Protection Act 1999 (Qld), individuals employed by prescribed entities, such as registered teachers, medical professionals and NDIS providers, have a legal obligation to report any reasonable suspicion that a child may be experiencing, or is at risk of experiencing, harm. From my perspective, a child residing with an adult who is on bail for serious weapons offences may give rise to such a suspicion, particularly when considered in the broader context of potential risk factors.

It’s also my interpretation that concerns about a child’s living environment could fall under this reporting requirement. Under Section 10 of the Act, a child is considered in need of protection if they have suffered, are suffering, or are at an unacceptable risk of suffering significant harm, and if there is no parent able and willing to protect them. Again, this is only my personal understanding, but it leads me to wonder whether the suitability and safety of a residence, especially in circumstances where significant criminal charges are involved, may warrant further attention under these provisions.

These reflections are not intended as conclusions or accusations, but rather as a layperson’s attempt to understand how protective systems function and where there may be room for closer scrutiny in the interest of child safety.
Absolutely agree
Everything about this case should be thoroughly investigated and I'm sure it will be.
 
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