GUILTY Australia - Sarah Cafferkey, 22, Melbourne, 9th Nov 2012, #2

[LegallyBrunette]

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/vi...-sarah-cafferkey/story-e6frf7kx-1226524208280

Such a horrible thing for any parents to have to go through.

As the saying goes - 'no parent should have to bury their child'. rayer:

 

[LegallyBrunette]

The yellow car was abandoned on the western highway just before the first Melton exit (Ferris rd). I had noticed it there for almost a week maybe.. I remember no number plate at first, no tyres at the end when I had seen police there.

The streets of Bacchus Marsh are filled with Pink Balloons today as it says goodbye to Sarah ❤��

Love the pink theme, helps make it a celebration of Sarah's short life. Thank you for posting the news link too Poss
Beautiful, dignified parents and family. Bless them.
Poor little Sprocket. :tears:

 

[LegallyBrunette]

Thinking of Sarah's family and friends today as they say their final goodbye's to their beautiful girl.

May you fly free and be at peace now Sarah, a beautiful angel watching over your loved ones and your beautiful Sprocket. :rose: :rose:

:rose: Adding angel photo to :goldstar:Fruity's beautiful tribute:goldstar: xx :rose:​

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/mo...-sarah-cafferkey/story-e6frf7jo-1226524208280

 

[Makara]

I can't help but think back to Jill's Meagher's murder and the huge amount of press that it received, not only in Victoria but nationally. One thought that consistently haunts me is that Sarah and her mother would most certainly have heard about Jill through MSM. I wonder what went through Noelle's mind. Did she think like the rest of us, "Please God, never let something like this happen to my daughter."? IMO Sarah's mother would have been as horrified as the rest of Australia at the senseless murder of Jill Meagher, little knowing that in less than two months it would be her Sarah who's life would be cut short by another monster living among us.

Sarah apparently used to work part-time in a bridal boutique and later worked in a bar. Jill went from a bar and was last seen in front of a bridal boutique.

Sarah and her mother would most certainly have heard about Daniel Morcombe, never realising that the same day his alleged murderer finally faced court, that Sarah would be laid to rest.

I worry constantly about my girls. My daughter is a nurse, which involves shift work. The security guard where she works walks her to her car when she finishes a late shift. But who is the security guard? What do we know about him? My granddaughter's are both teenagers and that in itself is a worry these days even though they are good girls. That doesn't stop the evil amongst us from hurting them if they want to. My grandson is still in primary school and not quite as old as Daniel Morcombe when he disappeared. It sickens me to the core to think that males can do such horrific things to little boys.

I suppose I'm feeling very emotional today. I've shed tears of sadness for these beautiful people who have lost their lives to senseless violence and murder. But underneath this sadness is a simmering rage that any of this was ever allowed to happen and in all probability will happen again.

Please God, never let something like this ever happen to anyone again.

MOO.

 

[possumheart]

Beautifully said Makara.

 

[SouthAussie]

I can't help but think back to Jill's Meagher's murder and the huge amount of press that it received, not only in Victoria but nationally. One thought that consistently haunts me is that Sarah and her mother would most certainly have heard about Jill through MSM. I wonder what went through Noelle's mind. Did she think like the rest of us, "Please God, never let something like this happen to my daughter."? IMO Sarah's mother would have been as horrified as the rest of Australia at the senseless murder of Jill Meagher, little knowing that in less than two months it would be her Sarah who's life would be cut short by another monster living among us.

Sarah apparently used to work part-time in a bridal boutique and later worked in a bar. Jill went from a bar and was last seen in front of a bridal boutique.

Sarah and her mother would most certainly have heard about Daniel Morcombe, never realising that the same day his alleged murderer finally faced court, that Sarah would be laid to rest.

I worry constantly about my girls. My daughter is a nurse, which involves shift work. The security guard where she works walks her to her car when she finishes a late shift. But who is the security guard? What do we know about him? My granddaughter's are both teenagers and that in itself is a worry these days even though they are good girls. That doesn't stop the evil amongst us from hurting them if they want to. My grandson is still in primary school and not quite as old as Daniel Morcombe when he disappeared. It sickens me to the core to think that males can do such horrific things to little boys.

I suppose I'm feeling very emotional today. I've shed tears of sadness for these beautiful people who have lost their lives to senseless violence and murder. But underneath this sadness is a simmering rage that any of this was ever allowed to happen and in all probability will happen again.

Please God, never let something like this ever happen to anyone again.

MOO.

Makara, I think your words touch a chord in all of us.

.... and about that underlying simmering rage, I was looking at statistics of repeat offenders on the ABS. Seems that about 26% of offenders go on to re-offend. Wonder if that holds true for sexual predators and murderers too? Those parole boards really have to develop better ways to identify those serious offenders who will potentially re-offend ... or our laws need to firmly say if you do it once, you're locked up forever.

http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/[email protected]/Products/B0225632DC78518CCA2576E9001BB4C2

And as for the early release for good behaviour crapola .... of course serious offenders like SH (and AB) can't steal a car, king hit a pub patron, stalk little children, abduct and murder a young girl or boy, when they are in jail. Of course most of them are going to be good in jail! They are good out of jail too .... until that complete disregard for human life takes over again. How bad does a crime have to be before a serious offender is locked away forever? Or maybe no crime is bad enough under our laws to lock a serious offender away forever ... ?

MOO

 

[Santos l helper]

MOO :banghead:[/QUOTE]

Was thinking the car across nature strip at PC house was his (SH) - because the neighbour interviewed had said (paraphrasing) 'man with little dog used to drive his car straight across the nature strip and leave it there...'
Can't imagine a heap of s...t like that would belong to AW. IMO not possible.

Agree, would be handy if someone from vic roads could confirm?:twocents:

 

[LegallyBrunette]

Guys, sorry to be posting this tonight, have already posted on Leisl Smith thread - has anyone heard any more news tonight on this find?

http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2012/11/26/442516_tweed-byron-news.html

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-11-26/body-bag/4392904?&section=news

POLICE are conducting investigations into a suspicious death after a body was found in a bag on the bank of the Tweed River near Tumbulgum in the Tweed Valley.

A police spokesman said the body was found around 7pm (AEDT) on Saturday after a member of the public located a bag on the bank of the Tweed River near Dulguigan Road.

Detective acting Inspector Saul Wiseman says police are yet to identify the remains or determine a cause of death.

He says the discovery was made in a remote area, and it's not known how long the bag may have been there.

 

[senna]

I love that her funeral was celebrated with pink, even though it's a dreadful occasion, it's best do something like that to comemorate some ones life.

poor Sarah may you rest in peace.

having just moved to Melbourne three weeks ago, these creeps have takin the fun and enjoyment out of a new city for me. I know there are bad people everywhere and I am always on the safe side, but I just feel like I'm not safe here. it's a beautiful city, but these horrible people SH & AB have given it an air of menace after dark.

hopefully people like his are kept where there cannot cause any harm in the future. I do not think prison will cure these people, but perhaps make the thirst worse. obviously they are not afraid to return to prison. it's time to change it from a holiday camp and turn it into the punishment it is supposed to be.

 

[LegallyBrunette]

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[senna]

I call for do not release. if a person intentionally harms another person in any way shape or form, they DO NOT deserve to ever enjoy life again.

 

[Curiousasacat]

Just sadness everywhere.
Fantastic post Makara.

I've cried a few times today with all that is going on in our world.
I can't understand how these creeps think or manage to be able to do such horrid things to others.
If nothing else we are all aware of what is out there lurking in the shadows.


RIP Daniel,Allison,Jill,Sarah and other victims of crime who don't recieve the publicity.

 

[SouthAussie]

Oops ... post was removed. Sorry Marly, think I must have temporarily forgotten the strict rules of subjudice in my frustration. Thanks for watching out for us .... wouldn't want any words said on here to jeopardise the right outcome to this or any case. Your work on this site is invaluable!
Thanks again for the reminder

 

[Pushka]

Guys, sorry to be posting this tonight, have already posted on Leisl Smith thread - has anyone heard any more news tonight on this find?

http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2012/11/26/442516_tweed-byron-news.html

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-11-26/body-bag/4392904?&section=news

POLICE are conducting investigations into a suspicious death after a body was found in a bag on the bank of the Tweed River near Tumbulgum in the Tweed Valley.

A police spokesman said the body was found around 7pm (AEDT) on Saturday after a member of the public located a bag on the bank of the Tweed River near Dulguigan Road.

Detective acting Inspector Saul Wiseman says police are yet to identify the remains or determine a cause of death.

He says the discovery was made in a remote area, and it's not known how long the bag may have been there.

No new information yet...

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...r-near-tumbulgum/story-e6freoof-1226524516285

Only up the road from me!

 

[Makara]

The screencaps I posted in my message at the link below are not those of the two males who were arrested and later released. They are in fact SH being hauled off to jail. I apologise for any confusion with this. :moo:

Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - Found Deceased Australia - Sarah Cafferkey, 22, Melbourne, 9th Nov 2012

 

[LegallyBrunette]

No new information yet...

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...r-near-tumbulgum/story-e6freoof-1226524516285

Only up the road from me!

:tyou: and :welcome:

MSM says second body in short time, but first was missing fisherman?

Awful.

 

[SheepMan]

All seems to have gone very quiet both on here and in MSM. Nothing appears to have come from the arrest of the other two people

 

[LegallyBrunette]

All seems to have gone very quiet both on here and in MSM. Nothing appears to have come from the arrest of the other two people

Not yet :wink:

A walk in remembrance of Sarah Cafferkey and to stop violence against women - White Ribbon.

When: Sunday 2nd December, 11:00am to 1:00pm
Where: Bowls Club
Address: Avenue of Honour,
Bacchus Marsh, VIC 3215
Contact: Paul Mayne
Ph: 0448 732 533
Entry: Free, all welcome

http://www.whiteribbon.org.au/event...rah-cafferkey-and-stop-voilence-against-women

 

[Cyansea]

Followed this case through MSM and just caught up here on WS.
RIP beautiful Sarah.

 

[Fuskier]

Read the news this morning about James Ramage (who killed his wife Julie Ramage and buried her in a shallow grave in the countryside) being out on parole in Victoria. www.heraldsun.com.au Following widespread community outrage, laws were changed.

The Victorian Adult Parole Board is an independent statutory body established under the Corrections Act 1986.
The General Manager of the Victorian Parole Board is Mr. David Provan.
The address of the Victorian Adult Parole Board is:-
Adult Parole Board of Victoria
4/444 Swanston St
Carlton VIC 3053
Tel: 03 9094 2111
Email: [email protected]