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Yes I checked your link provided and it had gone this morningit was there last night
Yes I checked your link provided and it had gone this morningit was there last night
it was there last night
The time by which William must have disappeared is well fixed by MFC's return preceded by his text message and purchases in Kendall and Lakewood. Searching had commenced before MFC's return at about 10:35 and had probably (just) commenced before the arrival of his text message at 10:30. But the earliest time William could have disappeared is more fluid. We have to rely on FFC's subjective sense of how long it was between the time she heard his last roar and the time it occurred to her that he had been silent for a while. Apart from the photograph nearly an hour earlier, the only marker is the dubious one that she thought it was a little before 10:30 when she saw the third car turn around in next-door's drive, and presumably she can recall whether that was before or after William jumped off the porch and ran around the corner. But some accounts have it that the third car was seen around 9 o'clock. And I'm not convinced that all three cars weren't retrospective hallucinations.I imagine that they have been able to pin down the time that William was silent (no roars) by neighbours recollection of the squeals and excited play they could hear.
Neighbours would also be aware of when they started hearing the calls for William, and when they saw FM searching and knocking at their doors.
Perhaps this type of thing are the facts that Mr Craddock says the 5 mins or so seem to fit.
Plus FD arrived home earlier than we first thought. I think CCTV of his vehicle passing by the tennis courts would time stamp his arrival home. William was only just missing when he arrived home, it seems.
We saw the video of FD (posted just a few pages ago) going over his search pattern and times with a police officer. I feel sure that all family and relevant neighbours were subject to similar re-enactments/descriptions. This has proven to be a very thorough and detailed investigation, as far as I can see. And I feel the families and cleared neighbours have been cleared due to thorough investigation.
The time by which William must have disappeared is well fixed by MFC's return preceded by his text message and purchases in Kendall and Lakewood. Searching had commenced before MFC's return at about 10:35 and had probably (just) commenced before the arrival of his text message at 10:30. But the earliest time William could have disappeared is more fluid. We have to rely on FFC's subjective sense of how long it was between the time she heard his last roar and the time it occurred to her that he had been silent for a while. Apart from the photograph nearly an hour earlier, the only marker is the dubious one that she thought it was a little before 10:30 when she saw the third car turn around in next-door's drive, and presumably she can recall whether that was before or after William jumped off the porch and ran around the corner. But some accounts have it that the third car was seen around 9 o'clock. And I'm not convinced that all three cars weren't retrospective hallucinations.
I just dbl checked..there's nothing in NSW??
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Several neighbours gave evidence in March. Up the hill across the road, for example. I don't remember them saying they heard anything that would narrow the start time.If we are only going by FMs recollection, I can see how that flexible 'start time' could be thought.
But I think we will find that there are more people involved in hearing the kids playing, and when silence reigned. There may be the person who was chatting on the phone and could hear the children - the call time stamped by obvious telco ways (a hypothetical example).
The neighbours have been told to keep quiet about the investigation (read that somewhere). We just don't know everything that has been independently verified and is contained in the police brief.
I live in a quiet neighbourhood, and I sure can hear the children when they are playing out in the crescent and a fair way from my home. I don't even have to be outside to hear them, or have a door/window open.
Several neighbours gave evidence in March. Up the hill across the road, for example. I don't remember them saying they heard anything that would narrow the start time.
In his opening address, Mr Craddock, told the court William had disappeared while the foster mother and Nanna were drinking tea that was still warm or “not too cold to drink”.
He remarked there were different ways of making or pouring tea and asked the foster mother what was hers or her mother’s preferred way.
Inside the divided inquest into the three-year-old’s disappearance
We have not discussed this.
How long does it take tea to get too cold to drink?
Hahaha .... so many variables there! How big were the cups, what were the cups made from, was cold milk added and how much of it, how cold was the air temp??
Time for a mangosteen-floating type of experiment (something a sleuther did after the crash of flight MH370)?
It might matter when it comes down to alibis. I think last sighting around 10:25 best fits the facts, with realization that William is missing around 10:30. The question remains whether an earlier last sighting, while less likely, is also consistent with the known facts.I believe that they were testifying about the initial search, not about how long William was silent.
There was the lady who was reading her book and did not hear a vehicle, the one who wished she had been sitting on her porch as she usually did. Perhaps she could hear the children prior to the silence. Any of the neighbours in that area could have heard them all morning - until that fateful time. It is a quiet neighbourhood, usually.
I don't know that it matters, anyway. Evidently, Mr Craddock has stated that 5 mins or so fits the facts. Whether we know those facts or not is likely not relevant. The Coroner knows them, the police know them, and that is what is important.
Yes, I'm pretty sure we would've heard more reports than just the one from Mrs. W next door, if sounds had been heard and then stopped. Mrs. W left at 9am, seems same general time as MFC.It might matter when it comes down to alibis. I think last sighting around 10:25 best fits the facts, with realization that William is missing around 10:30. The question remains whether an earlier last sighting, while less likely, is also consistent with the known facts.
Tea? First tell us what time the tea was made, then we can talk about how fast it cools. Quickly, I think, outside in NSW on a September morning.
No, I think they were asking neighbours about the whole morning. Uphill, for instance, the husband drove in at 9:30. And they didn't see someone take his morning walk.
Yep, out on the streets in a community with children in every other house. This was known sex offender!
"The Sydney court also heard Irwin has a prior conviction for accessing child"
Child sex offender behind bars over girl's 'daylight abduction'
Haven't we learnt from Samantha Knight, Sian Kingi or Danielle Morcombe?? Lock them u and Keep them locked up!!!
Maybe..just maybe, little WT wouldn't be missing if an offender was kept away from the general community.
BBM.
Surely they can examine the materials of the red fluff against the materials of the suit the task force purchased to see how similar they are. As well as the strand of hair they found, they would hopefully have a sample of William’s hair from his belongings for comparison, why after all these years is the significance of these items unknown?
Has anyone been able to determine if this blood find mentioned in the recent articles, the same non human blood find that has already been reported?
I can’t help but notice how many recent articles mention the bio Fathers opinion on things & his statements on not being involved, I find that a bit odd - IMO, of course, I’m not accusing him of anything.
I see that it now says "this case is no longer listed in the next two weeks". So something has happened today to have it delayed/moved/thrown out/settled.
I don't think the Daily Mail is going to settle with Spedding easily. It wouldn't surprise me if their lawyers are doing everything to delay.
We read before about cases that have been delayed for over 10 years! Delay after delay after delay.
I've had a bit of time to mull over the release of these statements. And have been thinking about a few things.
Firstly, the BD statement was apparently released as "the final statement from William's family to be made public " (read that in a recent MSM article somewhere).
Secondly, these 'clues' seem in opposition to William being taken by a vehicle, the tracker dogs not finding any scent of William past the boundaries of FGM's property, the named POI/suspects vehicle searches ....
I am trying to work out WHY these statements were released by the Coroner. And released two months prior to the next round of the inquest.[/QUOTE]
Bolded by me SA - as always, I'm behind, and I just posted similarly!
There's definitely a point being made (IMO).
Is it to make someone feel safe ( in order to slip up) OR another to feel queasy (in order to slip up) ??
Is it to jog memories in order to plug a gap ?
Wish I had the answers. So wish we could provide answers and respite for this little boy & all who care so deeply fir him. My prayers are with them all.
'On the eastern side of the house we saw a wooden box had been fabricated and installed over what we thought would be a window,' Constable Rowley said.
William Tyrrell's birth father lashes foster carers in police statement to coronial inquest | Daily Mail Online
In his opening address, Mr Craddock, told the court William had disappeared while the foster mother and Nanna were drinking tea that was still warm or “not too cold to drink”.
He remarked there were different ways of making or pouring tea and asked the foster mother what was hers or her mother’s preferred way.
Inside the divided inquest into the three-year-old’s disappearance
We have not discussed this.
How long does it take tea to get too cold to drink?
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