Literally spitting in the face of the hard working NSW police force who are tirelessy investigation the " disappearance" of her son.........wow what a way to thank them :shame::tantrum:
Yes it's probably the most insulting thing one can do. A deep seated hatred for authority perhaps
Sure is ( plus all the exposure screening the poor cop would have to go through :-( )
I was looking at similar examples last night to see what her sentence might be. Looks like it could be a fine of around $500. Less milk and eggs for the children, perhaps. Or maybe the electricity company will have to wait a while for payment.
I am hoping in NC next media exclusive she will tell us were she was on the day William disappeared.
I am just not believing that the police have not spoken to her.
Or maybe a paid interview ? I'm surprised she hasn't already, I'm sure big bucks would be on offer. Can only assume she is still gagged .
Of course they have spoken to her.
Maybe she is just not getting the continuous attention she wants because she knows nothing useful to the investigation, so she is getting her attention from the media instead.
I wish a reporter would ask NC if she ever offered to take in her grandchildren when they needed a safe haven, or was she never considered suitable
I don't think her motivation is for the love of William or her son. Little girl is irrelevant as can't make any money from talking about her. IMOI just keep wondering where and with who Williams sister was in the care of before joining him a week after his arrival at his foster family.
Could she have been with a relative? For reasons that can not be disclosed she had to be removed from that arrangement as well?
I find it odd that NC never refers to Williams sister. The foster parents have.
They have explained why it is important to protect her from the nuances of her situation.
imo
OT: Just want to say what an absolute joy it is to spend the day with my granddaughter. I can feel proud that decisions I made, in the face of more than a few disadvantages, have lead me here today. It is never too late . . . all it takes is guts and more than a little humility.
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