Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sept 2014 - #34

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  • #581
Was there ever a reconstruction done and shown on Australian tv of William’s kidnapping?
i remember in the very first day/s when it was on the news, there looked to be a child in the background running around the house, which looked like a reenactment for the people gathered there but nothing set up as a public enactment
 
  • #582
Was there ever a reconstruction done and shown on Australian tv of William’s kidnapping?

No.
They probably don't know where to start to do such a reconstruction, other than show a little boy playing with his sister, then running around the side of the house, minutes later he is gone and a search commences.
The rest would be a blank, I would think, without police input.
 
  • #583
Was there ever a reconstruction done and shown on Australian tv of William’s kidnapping?

Not that I can recall.

In his first interview since taking charge of the investigation this month, NSW police Homicide Squad Detective Inspector Gary Jubelin said: “This is not a little boy lost story. This is not a child that wandered off. We think there’s been human intervention.”

While the initial focus of the investigation was on finding a boy thought to have wandered off, detectives started to investigate a potential abduction within the first 24 hours.

The dramatic shift in the investigation, likely to involve questioning hundreds of people as well as analysing CCTV footage, financial transactions and phone data, reflects the fact that police now believe he was abducted.

That area includes parts of Kendall, approach roads into the town and a wild expanse of state forest. Every human movement within it will be tracked on computer.

“William was there at this time, William disappeared, and we work out from there. That’s ground zero. We consider every possibility and everyone’s a potential suspect.”

Nocookies

Back at ground zero and the suspects have been categorised and reduced substantially.

If I you had any info at all, any suspicion about your father, husband, brother or whoever.
Might be a really good time to make that call.


 
  • #584
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I just had a terrible thought. What if SFR has had a tip that William’s remains are concealed within that 3 sq km so the Coroner’s visit is expected? Best go and make a new tinfoil hat, methinks.

4 weeks seem an awful long time to search 1 sq km. I guess it depends on the terrain and how extensive the search is, ie; GPR and other detection devices used.
Oh, my old brain: what does SFR mean again?
 
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That area includes parts of Kendall, approach roads into the town and a wild expanse of state forest. Every human movement within it will be tracked on computer.

“William was there at this time, William disappeared, and we work out from there. That’s ground zero. We consider every possibility and everyone’s a potential suspect.”

Aha. First time, I read something matching the term "forensic search" as explained by Wiki.
 
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Xanthe Mallett, a UoN criminologist seems to be of the opinion that William’s was a planned, situational abduction, ie; the perpetrator lay in wait for an opportunity to take him when his carers’ backs were turned. Someone who went there specifically for William, who knew him from the local community or from somewhere else.

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Source:

Saturday Extra
The Daily Telegraph
16 June 2018
(p 59)

WS users have had this conversation before havent they.
WT was a rare visitor, from out of town.
WT was probably making his last visit to this house.
This would have left police believe this a random act, but the odds are so insanely high this person must have been ready with a plan.

It will be interesting to hear about this camp in the woods. Although if its that far in, the search might be to omit the chances forest camper abducted WT.

No doubt forest camper abduction may have been alledged and entertained in a future trial.

The orchestrsted mapped search demonstrating otherwise by the coroner.
 
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i remember in the very first day/s when it was on the news, there looked to be a child in the background running around the house, which looked like a reenactment for the people gathered there but nothing set up as a public enactment

Big difference search team versus forensic team.

Maybe they were trying to establish the patternal behavior a child might take in misadventure???

Day one of the fresh search on Wednesday covered about 600 square metres of Kendall bushland near the site of the boy’s 2014 disappearance, with forensic teams combing the land with picks, hoes and shovels looking for evidence.


He believes William’s abductor has already come under the investigation’s radar, and the new search, combined with the million dollar reward on offer and the intense media interest would mean “the person involved in this, I am certain” would be feeling “a great deal of pressure”.

“And I think the people around that person would be suspicious of their behaviour under pressure.” Insp Jubelin added.

Toy found in search for William
 
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Thanks Bo,
That's the one. I'm reading this with a different mindset today.
Perhaps the person hanging out in that campsite didn't do so with the intent of abducting anyone. Maybe they're a drifter. Maybe they were smoking drugs or getting drunk away from the nagging wife or family. Maybe they were just laying low when they spotted little William and acted on impulse. Totally unplanned. But Two Worlds Collided.

It would explain why nothing was seen by neighbours coming and going that morning as they were never on the 'street'.
Placing a hand over Williams mouth, he could have been taken back into that bushland in under a minute and by using the rough track we've discussed way back had an alternative escape route (link below). If this was the scenario there would have been evidence of recent use of the bush camp during the initial search. Jake Cassar confirms there had been supplies stashed their recently. If that search was concentrated on locating a little boy lost and not finding a perpetrator of an abduction, this evidence of recent inhabitants may have been overlooked be LE.

We haven't really explored this scenario before that I'm aware of. What are your thoughts?

Is this the escape route taken by missing William Tyrrell’s abductors

I think it’s possible. Obviously, the first person who comes to mind is AJ, who had a penchant for ‘going bush’.

Also, there was a gated fire trail between Lot 43 (now #49) and #43, easily traversed on foot.
 
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I wonder if Marg’s relative that lives in benaroon house has been searched
 
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Was there ever a reconstruction done and shown on Australian tv of William’s kidnapping?
If it is indeed so diffuse, like the disappearing has been told to us, then there would be no possibility to show this time of half an hour (or less). William plays hide and seek with sister, he is running around and roaring, he maybe is running to the edge of Benaroon Dr. waiting for FP, he is saying/calling nothing (even the birds are dead silent), FGM sitting on veranda, FGM not on veranda, FM cooking tea, FM helping daughter with toilet, FM looking out the window seeing cars, FGM cooking tea, what else. A reconstruction of the scene might be difficult, I think.
 
  • #594
I read the Daily Telegraph today while at the barbers with the big write up on this case. On another page towards the front of the paper, towards the bottom of the page was a small article saying a shovel had been found at the search site. Cannot find the article online, can anyone see a copy of today's paper and look for the article please?
 
  • #595
are they a secret or something???
Im still unaware of what you mean o_O or how to access basement threads?:(

They are now called Private Forums. You can find them in an advanced search .... 'Search In Forums'.

Apologies for not replying earlier. I had to find them myself.
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  • #596
Bo, would you please hold onto the Daily Telegraph that you took pictures from today and find the article I mentioned in my above post? Hopefully you will post that on here. TIA
 
  • #597
From what I recall of the article the shovel seemed to be found around the 1st day of the search when the toy was found. Funny how a) the police haven't mentioned it and it has furtively been reported today. b) BC felt the need to finally address the media and tell of his shovelling. I know we don't know where BC was shovelling but it makes me think he was followed as soon as he got out of jail and this case might start to turn a bit Keisha Abramsish...... but it can't because he has been cleared.
 
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Bo, would you please hold onto the Daily Telegraph that you took pictures from today and find the article I mentioned in my above post? Hopefully you will post that on here. TIA

Your wish is my command, froggy:

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Source:

Saturday Telegraph
16 June 2018
(p. 11)

ETA.

‘POLICE searching for missing boy William Tyrrell have seized a shovel from bushland on the mid-north coast.’

Found in the undergrowth off Benaroon Drive.

Detectives took it and the toy away in large evidence bags on the first day of the search.

Police stressed they were seized out of caution.
 
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  • #599
Maybe BC has been shovelling in the area, but it is not unusual I would think if other families of victims have been known to do this on weekends when not knowing what has become of their loved ones.
 
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