Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sept 2014 - #38

[Jennifer17]

I was just going to edit, no, he's definitely dead.

Is that the one who was found in cotton sleeping bag thingo?

 

[sleepinoz]

Is that the one who was found in cotton sleeping bag thingo?

Yep
Sleeping bag key to cold case

 

[Jennifer17]

Yep
Sleeping bag key to cold case

I always thought that that looked like upholstery fabric to me. Not a homemade sleeping bag. Maybe a sofa cover that he had found in an op shop.

 

[Bohemian]

Yep
Sleeping bag key to cold case

Yes, I made a thread for him here in the UIDs. Cold, cold case.

ETA: Just thinking about the findings being handed down on Friday. With no published name could be one of our First People?

 

[Jennifer17]

Yes, I made a thread for him here in the UIDs. Cold, cold case. Just thinking, with no published name could be one of our First People?

That would be established by DNA. I don't think he was skeletal was he? Decomposing.

 

[sleepinoz]

Yes, I made a thread for him here in the UIDs. Cold, cold case.

ETA: Just thinking about the findings being handed down on Friday. With no published name could be one of our First People?

Isn't it only photo's of their deceased that aren't permitted? I think names are fine.

 

[Bohemian]

Isn't it only photo's of their deceased that aren't permitted? I think names are fine.

Not sure about names. I remember Ms Daley was first given the alias ‘Norma’ for her inquest. I can’t think of why someone wouldn’t at least have an alias or initials assigned to them unless they were an UID (which in this case they can’t be—it doesn’t make sense). Curious.

 

[Bohemian]

Tumbulgum Man?

OT Poor old Tumbulgum Man

Australia - Tumbulgum, NSW, Male, 50-70, found in Tweed River in sleeping bag, 24 Nov 2012

 

[JLZ]

Isn't it only photo's of their deceased that aren't permitted? I think names are fine.

No, names as well, but it varies.
Mourning an Aboriginal death
Not a great source. Can't find an aboriginal one quickly but here's SBS: Indigenous cultural protocols: what the media needs to do when depicting deceased persons

 

[Bohemian]

No, names as well, but it varies.
Mourning an Aboriginal death

So could be one of our First People then? I wonder if we’ll find out come next week or if the findings will be redacted.

 

[JLZ]

So could be one of our First People then? I wonder if we’ll find out come next week or if the findings will be redacted.

I don't know. It's strange, there are a lot of suppressed names on that page, but replaced by initials. I can't think of any other reason for the unusual way of describing the deceased.

 

[Bohemian]

I don't know. It's strange, there are a lot of suppressed names on that page, but replaced by initials. I can't think of any other reason for the unusual way of describing the deceased.

It is unusual to have a missing, presumed deceased person’s name suppressed to the point where it doesn’t appear in any form. As you say, it’s strange. Well, I suppose there’s a first time for everything.

 

[purpleandgreen]

That would be established by DNA. I don't think he was skeletal was he? Decomposing.

Well you know even then there could be evidence, for example shell natter? Etc?

 

[purpleandgreen]

Now Bo, that’s a mighty fine new pic on your ID! A true champion of the people. Go Jubes. Go get those mongrels.

 

[Eloise]

Mum’s warning after kids offered ‘secret surprise’

So long as this isn’t staged/faked (I’m just too cynical not to think that’s possible) this makes me think automatically of William, how he was taken, and how things could have gone differently that day.

 

[iailwa]

So the 30th is today...

anyone see anything?

 

[Bohemian]

So the 30th is today...

anyone see anything?

So it is. See what? Where?

 

[iailwa]

Could this be William's Inquest ?

Upcoming inquests

@Bohemian - was just thinking of the above...? did it link properly?

or here is a sample :

Friday 30 November 2018

Findings into the disappearance and suspected death of a missing person in Northern NSW

Cause and manner of death

State Coroner’s Court Glebe, courtroom 1 at 9.30am

Before Her Honour Magistrate Grahame, Deputy State Coroner

 

[iailwa]

@Bohemian - was just thinking of the above...? did it link properly?

or here is a sample :

Friday 30 November 2018

Findings into the disappearance and suspected death of a missing person in Northern NSW

Cause and manner of death

State Coroner’s Court Glebe, courtroom 1 at 9.30am

Before Her Honour Magistrate Grahame, Deputy State Coroner

I have no idea. Seems early but...? @Bohemian

 

[Bohemian]

I have no idea. Seems early but...? @Bohemian

I don’t think it’s William’s inquest as it was slated to be held in the New Year. I doubt it was brought forward and his name and the location he disappeared from was redacted but, with all of the sensationalism being generated in some quarters of the community for their own ends, I would understand why the Coroner could feel it necessary to keep it under wraps.