Sorry, but DV charges can be laid by police. The victim does not need to make a complaint.
www.alrc.gov.au
I see that now. I’m not in Australia. I still don’t think he’s as innocent as everyone thinks he is. DV is mostly perpetuated by males on females. PB was in a family environment with them. We don’t know much yet but I am relatively sure he was involvedSorry, but DV charges can be laid by police. The victim does not need to make a complaint.
Police powers in dealing with family violence
9.106 Although protection orders are a civil remedy, and the standard of proof to obtain them is the civil standard of the balance of probabilities, the procedures followed are those usually associated with criminal matters.[182] 9.107 There have been numerous investigations into policing...
RSBM and BBM
I'm not sure it sheds any particular light but it is curious to me that the flight path appears to focus on the ridges.This is a different area to GNSthis area is Boolboonda - they were out there for about 2.5hours and this was their map. Looks like they’ve just headed back to Bundy.
Yes! I didn’t think about that angle. Was JW really at court for support of TB
biologyinsights.com
This isn’t about moving a body though. Just concealing it more thoroughly<modsnip>
In many homicide cases, perpetrators may hastily conceal a victim's body in a remote location, such as scrubland, covering it partially with natural materials. This initial concealment is often due to panic or the immediate need to distance themselves from the crime scene. Later, they might return to the site to bury the body more thoroughly in an attempt to prevent discovery.
Forensic investigations have documented such practices. For instance, a study published in Forensic Science International discusses the challenges of locating and analysing clandestine graves, noting that bodies are sometimes initially concealed and later buried more deeply to hinder detection.
Exhumation in forensic investigations | EBSCO
Exhumation in forensic investigations involves the excavation and removal of a previously buried human body for analysis, legal inquiries, or reburial purposes. This practice is often employed in cases of suspicious deaths or to gather evidence from concealed burial sites, where not only remains...www.ebsco.com
Clandestine Grave: Modern Forensic Insights and Soil Analysis
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Looks to be a small quarry or cutting directly beneath this area too.
out of me. Tonight I have had two very weird things happen. Very loud screeching noises to the point I’ve checked on my children. Both after commenting on social media posts. I know how crazy this sounds but I think I need to bow out. I’m not built for that 
Yes, they might be existing rather than purchased post Feb. My understanding is the Feb firearms & knife were in the car (traffic stop). The new charges appear to be firearms found in the car due to car being searched now for PB. So whether newly acquired or had more than what she was caught with, they’ve felt a need to put guns back into the car between Feb & May. Is crime so bad there you need guns in your car? It seems a deliberate act to re-arm the car. Whether it’s TB or she’s taking the rap and that could be the case, someone has re-armed the car which is either supremely stupid or the need ‘they’ felt over rode concerns of getting caught.
I don't anybody is implying that he is innocent. As an ex-QPS officer I can say- with absolute conviction- woman are just as capable of violence as men. In fact, woman statistically are more likely to inflict physical violence on a child. I think it's best to keep an open mind with this one. Only TB has been charged, indicating that not enough evidence exists to charge JW as yet. Neither fact makes either party less culpable than the other.
I regularly use the airport. To park you need a ticket and often the drop off zone is full. It's not my choice but I know of others who have done that. I don't think it is suspicious behaviour by itself (if you add it to everything else that has been released, then yes, but that alone isn't suspicious to me).
