Grapey
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So from that first 7 news report, they saw the suspect driving in the area around Wangetti and possibly other areas on dashcams and also in the cctv from the intersection. Triangulated his and the victims phones in the same areas at the same times, which probably led them to Lake Placid. Were able to track him on all of his travels on the day of the murder, all the way back to his house, and they’ve obviously been able to see from records that he booked the flight soon after returning home that day. Interesting that they spoke about having him linked to forensic evidence left at the crime scene, which says to me that they’ve been able to get his DNA profile from his house, work records or some other source in Australia to match up with. Is it standard practice for QHS staff to have their DNA recorded as part of being employed? I wonder what driving erratically means - assuming dashcams have caught him overtaking at speed on the highway, or jumping in and out of lanes etc.
And for anyone concerned about him being found in India - we tend to look at the population and think it’s impossible, but that’s only because Australia is so small in comparison. Indian authorities are very capable at finding people in their own backyard, and I’d be surprised if this one isn’t tracked down quickly.
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How quick is quick? Channel 7 said they've had this information for around 2 weeks...which lines up with the release of the car footage.
Also, I think it may have been his family that reported the scratch and bite marks. Home as in his family home, not as in India.
"It has been reported detectives have been tracking the suspect's movements on a trip to Cairns on the day of Toyah's murder and comparing DNA that may link him to the murder scene.
Witnesses saw the man, who speaks Hindi and Punjabi, with visible scratch and bite marks and behaving suspiciously on his return home after his trip to Cairns, it was reported."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.br...ugh-in-cordingley-murder-20181209-p50l4h.html