NO, it just means that his wife ordered 2 coffees, because she planned to meet him there. But he could have taken a quick trip to see about FGM's washer first, and stumbled across a little boy running down the road---and made a detour for awhile.So he just happened to have an accomplice, who went to the cafe and ordered 2 x coffees in order to provide him with an alibi that morning?
Right, which is why it is not a foolproof alibi for BS at that time.
Right, but his wife could have bought the coffees for them, while still waiting for him to arrive to meet her for the award show. That doesn't make it impossible for him to have driven past FGM's house first though.
I’m sure I read somewhere in a link stating the coffee etc was found on his credit card receipt ? Why would his wife use his and not her own credit card? Moo
If they had evidence that the photo time was faked---I think LE would have told us by now. They seem to be publicly sharing every suspicious thing they can charge them with.
I am not sure it was his own credit card. I think they started a bank account and it was on his 'own' bank record, not necessarily his card.
No he didn't.Hi Doc,
Did Craddock ever mention why he chose not to call FGM to the stand at the inquest? (I suspect the subject never came up... ) But just curious, as FGM was one of the two adults present when William went missing .....
And if Police did consider her a POI at the end of last year, as the recent media articles have suggested .... it is a little late to ask her any questions now.....
Police reported that Tyrrell’s foster mum and late foster grandmother were being treated as persons of interest in the little boy’s disappearance in November.
imo
So that would go for the cars the FFC saw as well i guess IMO
Maybe she was unwell. Maybe she was deemed a unreliable witness as they could prove her version of events that morning were not as it happened IMO ie when the MFC left etc. It was said many times thru the inquest ( by police as well ) that he left just before 9am.i wonder why williams fgm wasnt required to testify, i dont think there was any dementia mentioned, maybe it was just assumed, or was it suggested by ffc but now no longer available in msm?
William's foster grandmother, now 85, will not testify at the upcoming weeks of the coronial inquest.
In its initial week, deputy state coroner Harriet Grahame heard from William's foster parents and biological parents, as well as a number of neighbours and police involved in what was initially a search for a little boy lost.
William Tyrrell's foster grandmother reveals her suspicions
'Keeps odd hours and lives alone': William Tyrrell's foster grandmother reveals her suspicions
Two days after he disappeared from her Kendall home, William Tyrrell's foster grandmother told police who might harm...www.canberratimes.com.au
He was waiting for another part to arrive. Why would he go to Benaroon Dve that morning?
Here are two posts I made on the subject, although they are possibly not what you are recalling. (I did post some technical stuff about CCTV time differences).
Australia - Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sept 2014 - #59
NSW Police to determine whether Tyrrell investigation will continue NSW Police Minister David Elliott says detectives will announce whether the William Tyrrell investigation will be "taken further" at the end of the latest search in Kendall. Oh wow, Tootsie! This is comforting news.www.websleuths.com
Australia - Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, NSW, 12 Sep 2014 - #69
She didn't walk through. As per her story she started to walk through and then changed her mind because she didn't immediately see something and made different decisions about the sound. That's a cursory look. I am sorry, but I am not seeing what part of "I went walking through" means that she...
The media (and lawyers and spectators) didn't actually know the entire witness list.
"A handful of the 54 people on a draft witnesses list have been assigned pseudonyms and granted permission to give evidence before just the coroner, lawyers and court staff.
Peter O'Brien labelled the secret hearings "perplexing and unreasonable", adding he'd been prevented access to the court orders explaining who and why some witnesses would be heard behind closed doors."
Parts of the William Tyrrell inquest to be held behind closed doors
Some witnesses will give evidence behind closed doors at the inquest into William Tyrrell's disappearance, a NSW coroner has ruled.www.sbs.com.au
I guess if she did actually see them. But did she? Or was that something she made up? Imo if there were cars parked like she said, how come the people without kids or retired and the people walking that day didn’t see them? The cars on the road released by le/media one year later has always baffled me. More questions in this case than honest answers imo. Moo
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