Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sept 2014 - #51

[they'll get you]

Lordy.....

DITTO

 

[Thebottomline]

I’m loving your posts TBL and yes Scott’s prints are everywhere in the is case.

Pass some toilet paper for me?

thanks TGY, you cant argue with ignorance.

 

[they'll get you]

That is understandably not an acceptable explanation for William's family, (bio and foster) and friends, and it should never have been communicated to them in such a way.

William was 3 years old when he disappeared. His age made him an vulnerable person. He had no agency. If there was ever a case where more resources are warranted it is this one.

YES!

In their care since a baby , to them their baby, wasn’t the point of my post. It was a reply to dragon.

YES!

 

[purpleandgreen]

I have absolutely no idea what your on about. What is your game?

Maybe it’s about the gray matter.

 

[purpleandgreen]

There is no proof these words were ever uttered is there.

There is a court transcript that says they were.

 

[they'll get you]

Lol

Will this lead us to William?

 

[Thebottomline]

Maybe it’s about the gray matter.

Or lack of

 

[musicaljoke]

In my view more than likely the matter regarding Scott had zero zilch nothing to do with the trial of allegations against Jubelin.

It appears that it was a significant factor in Jubelin's defense. We'll soon know what the judge thinks about it.

I can't imagine how difficult it would have been for Jubelin to see the ongoing investigation railroaded into the cold case files, and to hear those awful words from Scott. Jubelin had clearly devoted himself and the resources he had available to him through the strike force, to finding WT. People were counting on him to resolve the case. Having the case pulled away from him without even a proper handover, and shelved for no apparent reason other than that it was the will of Scott to do so, must have been extremely painful.

 

[Thebottomline]

Will this lead us to William?

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Looks like a papertrail !

 

[purpleandgreen]

If you are referring to William as being the foster carers' child, that is incorrect isn't it?

No, they’d raised him from a baby. They were the only parents he knew. Please god let’s not go back to this carp again. I thought we’d all moved on many, many threads ago.

 

[purpleandgreen]

where is the PROOF of their individual assertions?

So are you suggesting there is collusion between them? Hope you have proof. Never know when their solicitor might come knocking on your door if not.

 

[dragon52]

I understand that Paul Savage is no longer a POI.
It has been suggested that PS may have dementia and he was certainly very vulnerable having just lost his wife.
Phil Hogan has accused Gary Jubilin while on the stand, of bullying and belittling PS in order to get a confession from him. Gary at the very least appears to be a bully with little regard of the impact his line of questioning would have on Paul Savage’s mental state.

 

[Chrissy74]

I have not beenwas therefore pressing a vulnerable man with perhaps dementia or mental health problems to confess.
I am also amazed at the close relationship he appears to have formed with the Foster carers. Surely that would be considered as inappropriate/ unethical considering the circumstances of Williams disappearance.[/QUOTE

There is no proof these words were ever uttered is there.

If you are referring to William as being the foster carers' child, that is incorrect isn't it?

That is understandably not an acceptable explanation for William's family, (bio and foster) and friends, and it should never have been communicated to them in such a way.

William was 3 years old when he disappeared. His age made him an vulnerable person. He had no agency. If there was ever a case where more resources are warranted it is this one.

in all fairness I have to agree with Karina on this one.. as difficult as it is for wt’s family to except for obvious reasons and for all those following this story to believe for obvious reasons the truth remains, without viable credible evidence this case has nowhere further to go at this point in time.. WT will never be just put on a shelf and forgotten about like the cold cases of the past.. these days are different and cold cases are often re opened within 10 yrs as opposed to 20/30/40 yrs as was the past.. this case needs fresh eyes and an unbiased untainted perspective.. this is not the end for WT not by a long shot

 

[dragon52]

No, they’d raised him from a baby. They were the only parents he knew. Please god let’s not go back to this carp again. I thought we’d all moved on many, many threads ago.

That is not true. William saw his biological mother on supervised visits regularly before he vanished.

 

[purpleandgreen]

That is not true. William saw his biological mother on supervised visits regularly before he vanished.

That’s your truth and you’re entitled to it, just as I am to mine.

If you’d read my posts regularly, you’d know that I have the utmost sympathy & empathy for both the foster and bio families.
But for this cop to tell the fm that no one cared about her son is a disgrace.

 

[dragon52]

That’s your truth and you’re entitled to it, just as I am to mine.

If you’d read my posts regularly, you’d know that I have the utmost sympathy empathy for both the foster and bio families.
But for this cop to tell the fm that no one cared about her son is a disgrace.

Why so aggressive? I thought this was meant to be a friendly site.

 

[purpleandgreen]

Why so aggressive? I thought this was meant to be a friendly site.

Not aggressive at all. Simply replying to your post, as is my entitlement as a member. Please don’t try to make trouble where none is intended.

 

[Warshawski]

NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said his opinion of former detective Gary Jubelin would not change, despite Mr Jubelin’s criminal charges for interfering in the high-profile William Tyrrell investigation.

Speaking for the first time since Mr Jubelin was charged with breaching the Surveillance Devices Act in the Tyrrell case, Comissioner Fuller said he “would shake his hand and thank him” for his work if he saw him on the street.

“He was a dedicated police officer and he did a lot of charity work and he did wonderful things for victims of homicides and that shouldn’t be forgotten because of the matter that’s before the courts,” Commissioner Fuller said at the official opening of the new police station at Mount Druitt.


“If I saw him I would certainly stop, I’d shake his hand and thank him for what he did,” he said.

5 August 2019
Mick Fuller says his opinion of Gary Jubelin remains unchanged despite charges

NoCookies | The Australian

thanks for this SoSo, I was pondering ...umm.. ...

My initial reaction to Fuller’s comments on Jubes ‘demise from the force’ was along the lines of ‘its good he said that. Well constructed, could cover everything’ ....
and now we hear the effluent that flows for Cook (a serving member) who must be upheld to protect the greater ‘force’..

It’s these political games (IMO) that have destroyed the basic honesty & values that underpinned & secured our society for so long.

Get Real please Teams - you’re paid by members of this society & we expect a solid ROI.. ....just my thoughts & opinions of course ?

 

[sosocurious]

I understand that Paul Savage is no longer a POI.
It has been suggested that PS may have dementia and he was certainly very vulnerable having just lost his wife.
Phil Hogan has accused Gary Jubilin while on the stand, of bullying and belittling PS in order to get a confession from him. Gary at the very least appears to be a bully with little regard of the impact his line of questioning would have on Paul Savage’s mental state.

The foster mum - who can't be named for legal reasons - on Thursday alleged Superintendent Scott Cook told her during a 2019 inquest that "William is not our only case" and "you are not the only family that are victims of crime".

Tyrrell mum backs Jubelin over top cop - Shepparton News

What a terrible thing to say to someone that is grieving the loss a little boy for whom she loved and nurtured.

 

[they'll get you]

I see this photo differently now.



I’m sure I read that Jubelin turned his focus away from Spedding and onto Savage where the others stayed zeroed on Spedding.
Did anyone else see that? I can’t see it atm.