Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, NSW, 12 Sept 2014 - #26

[Jennifer17]

Its not your puter it's WS.
I'm glad I didn't give my IPad to the dog to play with last time.
Its near impossible to post.

y

Are you protecting yourself from pop ups?

 

[Bohemian]

Is This the same karen who wanted a 3rd bedroom for her art and who had a relationship with tony jones?

Wasn't it Kim Lowecke. Her partner was AJ's BIL (DJ's brother). I think KL's partner was in jail and died in hospital from cancer. I'm sure I remember reading the Coroner's findings into his death.

 

[they'll get you]

y

Are you protecting yourself from pop ups?

Yes I always use 2 condoms on IPad.

 

[Morrisa]

Wasn't it Kim Lowecke. Her partner was AJ's BIL (DJ's brother). I think KL's partner was in jail and died in hospital from cancer. I'm sure I remember reading the Coroner's findings into his death.

We so need a family tree...:scared:

 

[Bohemian]

OT. WSers on a few threads have been complaining of problems accessing the site and posting, etc.

 

[Bohemian]

We so need a family tree...:scared:

Bags not doing it.

 

[Jennifer17]

Yes I always use 2 condoms on IPad.

Glad to hear that.

 

[Hbayne]

Which Tony Jones? The sports commentator or Q&A, Tony Jones?

HAVe you not been reading all the posts about the Suss TJ

 

[Bohemian]

Let's not have a replay of last night people. Focus on the end game — finding William. Anything else is distraction.

 

[Karinna]

yes, computer freezing, thanks button not working or disappearing or having to rethank next time i log in? could just be viruses on my computer though

I has trouble with the Thanks button too when my name didn't come up when i thanked a post until i refreshed the page. And my computer was really lagging on the site. Thought it was just my computer.

 

[Karinna]

Let's not have a replay of last night people. Focus on the end game — finding William. Anything else is distraction.

I really wish they could get a breakthrough in William's case.

 

[Bohemian]

I really wish they could get a breakthrough in William's case.

Yes Karinna, I think anyone who truly cares about finding that little boy feels exactly the same way.

 

[Karinna]

Yes Karinna, I think anyone who truly cares about finding that little boy feels exactly the same way.

It is just so sad William hasn't been found yet. I can remember when my son aged nearly 4 yrs.old vanished from my mother's front yard. And we were outside with the kids, and he took off without us noticing. It was panic stations when we couldn't find him. We were up and down the street calling him while my dad got in the car to look for him. My dad found him coming out of the street about half a mile away where my aunty used to live. He had to cross a main road to get there as well. What a relief that he was okay though, and i don't know what i would have done otherwise. It's such a horrible feeling of the worst dread, and my heart literally sank to my feet when i realized he wasn't where he should of been.
Tragically our beautiful boy was killed in a car accident years later at age 23.

 

[butterstick]

I would certainly hope the culprit/s is not here, yikes! I just see mostly the same posters that have followed the case from the get go, plus a few newbies.

Have been thinking of strategies the police could use along these lines:

** Given ISPs are now compelled to log web surfing activity, I wonder if the police could use visitors to WTs family Facebook pages to see if there are matches to any POI. Could help prioritise a POI as more "interesting" if they have done a little web stalking before the actual event. (Unfortunately I think the laws came in later).

** If the culprit was nervous they may well look at Web Sleuths' WT pages. Might help to know who looked. Would be thousands, but out of that one might already be a POI

** Could telcos hand over mobile numbers that were pinging in the immediate area? I know they can look up locations given a phone number, but could they look up phones based on location and time?

There a privacy concerns, but with a warrant and careful handling I am all for such tactics with the right need and purpose.

 

[Bohemian]

It is just so sad William hasn't been found yet. I can remember when my son aged nearly 4 yrs.old vanished from my mother's front yard. And we were outside with the kids, and he took off without us noticing. It was panic stations when we couldn't find him. We were up and down the street calling him while my dad got in the car to look for him. My dad found him coming out of the street about half a mile away where my aunty used to live. He had to cross a main road to get there as well. What a relief that he was okay though, and i don't know what i would have done otherwise. It's such a horrible feeling of the worst dread, and my heart literally sank to my feet when i realized he wasn't where he should of been.
Tragically our beautiful boy was killed in a car accident years later at age 23.

Yes, I know you lost your son tragically. I'm truly sorry you and your family have had to live through such trauma and grief.

One of my brothers was such an escape artist/adventurer when he was around the same age. One day he disappeared from home accompanied by two of our puppies. After the police were called, my mother interrogated and our home turned upside down, they found him playing with the puppies in a teacher's car at my primary school (over a mile away and, yes, he too had to cross a main road).

Not long after, he went missing again. He and his similarly-aged female friend took his pull-along trolley full of returnable soft drink bottles to cash them in at the local shops to buy lollies. On that occasion he crossed the main road and was hit by a car. Luckily, he only sustained a broken leg.

 

[Bohemian]

Have been thinking of strategies the police could use along these lines:

** Given ISPs are now compelled to log web surfing activity, I wonder if the police could use visitors to WTs family Facebook pages to see if there are matches to any POI. Could help prioritise a POI as more "interesting" if they have done a little web stalking before the actual event. (Unfortunately I think the laws came in later).

** If the culprit was nervous they may well look at Web Sleuths' WT pages. Might help to know who looked. Would be thousands, but out of that one might already be a POI

** Could telcos hand over mobile numbers that were pinging in the immediate area? I know they can look up locations given a phone number, but could they look up phones base on location and time?

There a privacy concerns, but with a warrant and careful handling I am all for such tactics with the right need and purpose.

I may just know someone who can answer these questions. Stand by.

 

[Hbayne]

I miss makara

 

[SouthAussie]

I miss makara

Same here.

 

[SouthAussie]

** Could telcos hand over mobile numbers that were pinging in the immediate area? I know they can look up locations given a phone number, but could they look up phones based on location and time?

There a privacy concerns, but with a warrant and careful handling I am all for such tactics with the right need and purpose.

RSBM

The police can, and maybe have, requested telcos to hand over stored relevant data on any of the 600 POIs phone numbers that particularly interest them. This can include ping data. I would almost guarantee they have Spedding's ping data. Perhaps other POIs ping data, too.

I would imagine they have relevant family ping data, too, as the foster father was not at the home, but was elsewhere on a teleconference. Fairly easy to confirm that fact via technology.

This is a missing persons case. The telcos are generally very helpful in these types of cases, as I would imagine any search-warrant-signing magistrate would be - with reasonable cause shown.

 

[Karinna]

Yes, I know you lost your son tragically. I'm truly sorry you and your family have had to live through such trauma and grief.

One of my brothers was such an escape artist/adventurer when he was around the same age. One day he disappeared from home accompanied by two of our puppies. After the police were called, my mother interrogated and our home turned upside down, they found him playing with the puppies in a teacher's car at my primary school (over a mile away and, yes, he too had to cross a main road).

Not long after, he went missing again. He and his similarly-aged female friend took his pull-along trolley full of returnable soft drink bottles to cash them in at the local shops to buy lollies. On that occasion he crossed the main road and was hit by a car. Luckily, he only sustained a broken leg.

Thanks Bohemian, it was long ago now but he is still sorely missed as is his sister.
Oh wow your brother was lucky he only sustained a broken leg. I hope that slowed him up from his adventures some.
It's sad because the risks for our children weren't so bad years ago. We walked everywhere when we were kids and no one ever tried to do anything to us. The world is a much scarier place now unfortunately.