Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sept 2014 - #43

[they'll get you]

12:29pm Aug 7, 2019

The inquest into the disappearance of William Tyrrell has been told he was most likely taken and driven away in a car.

Several 'persons of interest' had been identified since then and some could be among the 50 or so witnesses called.
William Tyrrell 'could have been murdered by stranger', inquest told

 

[bearbear]

William Tyrrell abducted in a car by an offender who chose to 'act on their desires', inquest hears
Mr Craddock said it was not rational to think that William could have kept ahead of police, emergency services or flocks of citizens involved in the initial search for the three-year-old when he vanished on September 12, 2014.

Citing research from the United States, Mr Craddock said 97 per cent of children who go missing were abducted by a family member.

But, he said, "very few family members" had access to William on the day he disappeared.
William Tyrrell likely abducted in a car by 'sneaky complex offender', inquest hears

 

[Thebottomline]

Lia Harris
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15sCraddock tells the court there have been breaches of the non publication orders via Facebook and warns offenders they will be prosecuted.

A few close to the case may be in a bit of trouble then

 

[purpleandgreen]

William Tyrrell abducted in a car by an offender who chose to 'act on their desires', inquest hears
Mr Craddock said it was not rational to think that William could have kept ahead of police, emergency services or flocks of citizens involved in the initial search for the three-year-old when he vanished on September 12, 2014.

Citing research from the United States, Mr Craddock said 97 per cent of children who go missing were abducted by a family member.

But, he said, "very few family members" had access to William on the day he disappeared.
William Tyrrell likely abducted in a car by 'sneaky complex offender', inquest hears

very few family members - makes you wonder who did, apart fron the ff. Of course I'm thinking extended family here. Just thought it was an interesting thing to say.

 

[they'll get you]

William Tyrrell may well be one of the tiny percentage of children abducted and murdered by a complete stranger.

Mr Craddock said kidnaps by strangers were incredibly rare, but NSW police believed that it was possible in this case. They have no witnesses and no forensic evidence.

He cited research which showed that when children are murdered, it is most often by a person known to them, or related to them.

The fact that there were no witnesses made the case one of the “most difficult to solve.”
NoCookies | The Australian

 

[purpleandgreen]

very few family members - makes you wonder who did, apart fron the ff. Of course I'm thinking extended family here. Just thought it was an interesting thing to say.

“There are very few family members or acquaintances who had access to William (that day),” he said. BBM

https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/former-detective-gary-jubelin-attends-william-tyrrell-inquest/news-story/ef9a138d1d4cab29b9e0dec3e6a0def1

It is paywalled but we've heard most of it. here's another snippet though:

Charged former detective Gary Jubelin arrived at an inquest into the disappearance of William Tyrrell, an investigation from which he was sidelined just months ago.
Jubelin, who has been charged with four counts of breaching the Surveillance Devices Act for allegedly recording someone in the search for William, sat at the back of the Lidcombe hearing on the same side of the room as detectives now leading the case.

 

[interested64]

A few close to the case may be in a bit of trouble then

good

 

[purpleandgreen]

About time they got their just deserts.

 

[Thebottomline]

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[sleepinoz]

Lia Harris
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37sThe inquest has resumed after lunch with Senior Constable Dring back in the witness box. He told the court there was “extremely steep terrain” and had some mishaps with “running chainsaws” in those areas.

 

[sleepinoz]

Lia Harris
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1mSenior Constable Dring told the court a cadaver dog was then used in the steep areas that were difficult to access with power tools. The court heard this ensured “nothing was missed”.

 

[sleepinoz]

Lia Harris
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8mThe court heard the cadaver dog wore a GPS unit on its collar to track where it was searching.

 

[sleepinoz]

WS is stuttering - so excuse if double posts



Lia Harris
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8mThe court heard the cadaver dog wore a GPS unit on its collar to track where it was searching.

 

[alj65]

As in, a game he had played with that person before?

 

[sleepinoz]

Lia Harris
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1mHe told the court he was “extremely confident” based on the thorough search that William was not in that area. He has now been excused

 

[Ms Cadfael]

This is a tweet from Kelly Fedore-Chief court reporter for @9NewsSyd

Counsel Assisting refers to "persons of interest" and says they will lead evidence that contradicts one or more were involved in William #Tyrrell's disappearance.

I find that a bit bizarre? Contradicts 1 0r more were involved?? Huh? So...noone was? What??

 

[sleepinoz]

Having trouble posting


Lia Harris
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1mHe told the court he was “extremely confident” based on the thorough search that William was not in that area. He has now been excused


Lia Harris
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2mSenior Constable Dring is asked whether it was normal to do a search like this so long after the person disappeared. He told the court it was not unusual and factored into what evidence they looked for

 

[alj65]

As in, a game he had played with that person before? (ETA re: bearbear's post #200...the quote didn't show up.)
BTW is WS being glitchy for anyone else?

 

[Ms Cadfael]

Soz-Dbl post due to WS being outta sorts.

 

[sleepinoz]

Lia Harris
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1mThe inquest has been adjourned until tomorrow, when we will hear from more police officers.