What does the irate local have in her hands?
An umbrella

"Footage posted to social media captures the irate local, outside the car, shouting at him while using
an umbrella to prod him awake through the driver’s window."
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What does the irate local have in her hands?
That's it.
- Pig hunting
- Dog ffighting
A beach umbrella!What does the irate local have in her hands?
There is pretty good mobile tower coverage around Bundaberg, Gin Gin and the Good Night Scrub National Park areas.
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Bundaberg had too many towers to list.
Radio Frequency National Site Archive
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A 17-year-old isn't going to have much of value to take for compensation for a debt. I have a funny feeling that PB might have lived in the bus; it's not uncommon for these types of couples to say they lived apart to gain extra benefits on social services.@Dotta
Ok, living in bus was prob better than the horrid stinky house if the outside is anything to go by.
Im not suggesting blackmail. Her knowing stuff that could end there freedom is enough reason to kill
Even if they had idea she had no intention paying them or returning, killing her over little $$ is crazy! Why not take some of her possessions as payment. Stealing charge is far better than murder!
I dont think she owed them much if anything,, Living at city dump has to be very cheap!
This argument unless the neighbor herd what was said could be about anything. These people lived very poorly and obviously didnt care about disturbing the neighbors with there fights & loudness.
But the girl didn't vanish in the vacuum.
Everything matters in this case.
Every element of the puzzle counts.
Every piece of info sheds light on the atmosphere in this house.
The state of mind of all characters in this drama.
The housemate JW seems to behave as if free of anxiety.
The silly song (DM report) proves it.
Isn't it surprising?
What does it say about him?
JMO
It has been widely documented that Pheobe's mother once employed TB and TB went to her wedding. KJ had not had contact with Pheobe for some time, but I'm guessing she knew she was living with TB.In my view, there appears to be a disconnect between the vulnerability Pheobe may have experienced around the time of her disappearance and the insights that are now emerging through her communications.
Pheobe’s voice is incredibly important, and it is only recently that extended family and friends have shared text messages that shed light on her state of mind. Two such messages have reportedly surfaced in the media - one sent to a friend and another to her aunt, where she expressed a strong desire to leave her living situation.
For example, Carolea “Caz” Johnson stated on The Project that 17-year-old Pheobe described her living arrangement with Tanika Bromley and James Wood as “a hell hole” she wanted to escape (7 News, 29 May). In response, Pheobe’s mother, Kylie Johnson, disagreed with the portrayal and called the interview misleading (7 News, 29 May).
I believe the details of how Pheobe came to be in that living arrangement are private and, like many families, there may have been challenges. However, from a broader perspective, I wonder whether aspects of the family dynamics may have contributed to a lack of clarity early on, potentially limiting the flow of information needed to support the investigation effectively.
If Pheobe’s living circumstances and experiences were relevant to understanding her disappearance, then more openness at the outset might have provided police, and the public a clearer basis to help.
Detective Acting Inspector Ryan Thompson has emphasized the importance of public input in tracing Pheobe’s movements on May 15, saying: “You may have the small piece of information that leads us to finding Pheobe… People don’t vanish—someone knows something” (QLD Police Media Update, 22 May).
“Bail conditions prevent the couple from contacting each other”
I would have thought, under surveillance having them together , more of a chance that would “talk about stuff” to help LE uncover more information.
Under the influence of alcohol and whatever else they may take they would slip up .
Having them separated, and they are involved, they aren’t going to talk about it to anyone .
That clip is not real.But the girl didn't vanish in the vacuum.
Everything matters in this case.
Every element of the puzzle counts.
Every piece of info sheds light on the atmosphere in this house.
The state of mind of all characters in this drama.
The housemate JW seems to behave as if free of anxiety.
The silly song (DM report) proves it.
Isn't it surprising?
What does it say about him?
JMO
ExactlyI believe Ms Johnson (Pheobe's mother) has been hoping for the best, but has had to come to terms with the worst.
Her daughter has disappeared without a trace. She never boarded the flight which she'd saved for months to afford. She never contacted her boyfriend who she had been so excited to visit. Her phone was switched off one last time. Her bank account and social media have remained untouched.
It's not a stretch to believe that Phoebe is dead, especially when the Police are treating the case as a homicide.
I understand physical separation if TB fears for her life. But not even phone lines for communication .Interesting, I guess police weren't going to risk a potential DV escalation between the two.
Now he's living in the car. Can't leave town due to bail. Effectively he's in the proverbial pillory with the media and public poking him.
Investigators must be hoping eventually he gets fed up and wanders into the police station and requests to make a new statement.
JMO.