I don’t think we’re going to locate or solve the phone mystery anytime soon. I think it’s deeply out of sight.
The cap could’ve been dropped by Theo travelling in either direction through the beach track. I doubt it would’ve fallen far from him if dislodged due to a low limb. I doubt he wouldn’t stop and retrieve it if able. I think it’s fallen during a scuffle on the return, or fallen whilst he was being carried, or discarded by another person on the return, or tossed there by someone who found it and then panicked after they realised it was part of this case, or planted. I think the cap coming to rest in the bush happened after Theo went to CC.
I think he left the beach by the same beach trail. I think his companion or companions live near Tallow beach. I think he met them at the oval where they usually hang out. I think he went there intentionally to meet with someone he already knew and felt a connection with, even if briefly. I think he met this person at WU or CMs and I’m tending to think this person or people includes a female who lives locally.
I think the police have spoken to and been satisfied with everyone that was known to have contact with Theo from Wednesday to Friday.
I’d like to know how he spent Wednesday night, Thursday and Friday in Byron. Did he spend time at the beach or take a lesson or do an activity? Did he acquaint easily and quickly with a WU staff member or guest besides Antoine. Who was that dancing girl at CMs? Why can’t we see her image to help locate her and resolve the well placed public interest? It seems really important yet is not receiving attention or action.
What’s with the communal silence amongst the WU staff and backpackers, the CMs staff and patrons that night, the Tallow doofers? It’s not only too quiet, it’s completely silent.
A flyer into the letterboxes of every home from Tennyson to Milne appealing for any information, no matter the size or concern that it’s irrelevant, and offering a safe way to disclose anything anonymously and without repercussion. How to get people to speak up, to share, to hand over all the little things that they’ve mulled over as not worthy of sharing. Someone heard him & them running and possibly yelling up those residential streets late at night, or saw them going to or from the beach track. What would it take to motivate those people with information to step up and tell?
What’s the general feeling towards the youth gathering at the oval? Is it something the local residents well know and safeguard themselves from? There’s wealthy homes around that area, so what do the residents know and think?
MOO