Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, Nsw, 12 Sept 2014 - #58

[insanity]

I would have been horrified at the thought of my child at that age climbing a tree, let alone a large tree.

My son fell 4 meters out of a tree recently. Obviously I didn't force him to climb it, I think it's good for kids to learn to trust themselves and what they're capable of. He hasn't climbed that high since.

 

[Angeline]

I still don't get why you would hide the body if he accidentally fell off the balcony, Makes 0 sense unless of course it wasn't a accident

My thoughts are that it could have been to keep the family together. The daughter would likely have been removed from their care because of that, if that's what happened (IMO.)

Losing the children would have messed up the relationship between the FM and FD.

I can't understand why the FCs kept WT on the radar if true. I would have thought they'd go quiet and move on.

My only explanation is that FD still didn't know the truth and wanted to keep pushing.

This is all MOO, just hypothesising.

 

[insanity]

Does anyone else rennet that the BP made a report to DOCS re a bruise on William's cheek?

I feel so sick about all this. I just hope William is found and be laid to rest by those who love him.

 

[CooperDyl]

I think the ‘ducking inside for 5 minutes to make a tea’ story has always been a bit rubbish. Perhaps WT was left outside for a LOT longer than 5 minutes, and when FFC returned he had fallen off balcony and was long gone. Thinking they could be held culpable for neglect or something like that then freaked out or something like that?

 

[they'll get you]

TGY, are you thinking of a more serious charge instead?

No, I’m as gobsmacked as you Marg.

 

[Ellmau]

I wasn't expecting these developments.

Wouldn't disturbed ground near the house have been noticed at the time?

 

[PolyDot]

I just can’t see why .. even with a fatal fall you wouldn’t call 000 instantly, even without vital signs you would still be hoping for some miracle. On top of that there would be screaming and everyone at home would have been aware. This just doesn’t ring true for me.

Covering up something Maybe there were old injuries, bruises ??fearful of girl being removed ? I agree it is odd, not what you or I would do …

 

[TootsieFootsie]

I think it might make a difference if you were a foster carer.
You might have your other foster children taken from you.

I still don't get why you would hide the body if he accidentally fell off the balcony, Makes 0 sense unless of course it wasn't a accident

 

[CooperDyl]

This article features a map of the three search zones. Obviously the house is one, someone more educated could indicate how close the other two are to the riding club etc.

Police close in on new person of interest in William Tyrrell disappearance as fresh searches continue

 

[PolyDot]

Looking at foster grandmas garden bed & removing junk … what else could they be looking for ???it’s been 7 years !! There would be no other evidence that would still be there … unless this is all a rouse to flush out the real offender ???

 

[they'll get you]

Even if it was an accident and the FP knew what happened I’d be absolutely furious.

Yes but why would anyone cover an obvious accident?

She called 000 for the police why not an ambulance?

 

[kiwi50]

I just can’t see why .. even with a fatal fall you wouldn’t call 000 instantly, even without vital signs you would still be hoping for some miracle. On top of that there would be screaming and everyone at home would have been aware. This just doesn’t ring true for me.

Yes this is what gets me, surely grandmother would have been the voice of reason even if FM was hysterical.
I just cant see how they would have the presence of mind to plan this whole coverup, in presumably the short time FD was away.
I can’t see FD running around peoples yards for hours screaming hysterically if he knew the truth.

 

[JLZ]

My thoughts are that it could have been to keep the family together. The daughter would likely have been removed from their care because of that, if that's what happened (IMO.)

Losing the children would have messed up the relationship between the FM and FD.

I can't understand why the FCs kept WT on the radar if true. I would have thought they'd go quiet and move on.

My only explanation is that FD still didn't know the truth and wanted to keep pushing.

This is all MOO, just hypothesising.

Well that's evil. What sort of person prioritizes keeping the family together over possibly saving a child's life?

 

[inkpink]

Would be interesting to see phone records between the FM & FD on the day William went missing...

 

[they'll get you]

A cadaver dog, used to detect human remains, has been scouring the property too.

Police are also scanning an area of bush about 1 kilometre away from the house.

Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said there was "one person in particular" detectives were focusing on as their investigations into the three-year-old's disappearance continued.

Police close in on new person of interest in William Tyrrell disappearance as fresh searches continue

 

[Ozgal]

Well done to the new team for finally bringing answer's to WT's bio family.

Commissioner Fuller said the current team of investigators, led by Detective Chief Inspector David Laidlaw, inherited a "bit of a mess" but have "really cleaned up the investigation".

He said time had been wasted in the past and some people had needlessly come under suspicion.

Police close in on new person of interest in William Tyrrell disappearance as fresh searches continue

 

[PolyDot]

This article features a map of the three search zones. Obviously the house is one, someone more educated could indicate how close the other two are to the riding club etc.

Police close in on new person of interest in William Tyrrell disappearance as fresh searches continue

I think it is on Bartar creek road - so a 5 min drive from home , search sites are much closer to house

 

[organised_chaos]

Someone mentioned before that perhaps there was an accident with the FF car. I can't remember who sorry. Do we know if the cars were ever inspected for any sort of damage? sorry is this has been answered a million times, but there are so many threads to go through

 

[Wombat87]

Remember it was the first time the FFC had been back to her mothers since her father died, they were to attend the cemetery that day. Perhaps the FFC was stressed a difficult time in her life.

 

[TootsieFootsie]

I think they're now retracing their new POI movements on that day and maybe on following days.