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That was a very short interview.
What did we miss?? I couldnt even find it.
That was a very short interview.
A lot of people have confidence in LE. I wish I shared that confidence.
It must have been, not sure how I missed it.Gary Jubelin just spoke to MSM at the link below. It was short and to the point. When he was asked about BS being a POI Gary said that he will not comment on any POI. He also said that depending on the terrain, the current search should be finished by tommorow afternoon. Gary also indicated that there will be further searches but would not say where and when.
http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...dding-as-search-for-william-tyrrell-continues
That was my point SamandJo - I recall only bank statements being given, not actual receipts (although mentioned in MSM) which do NOT show a time stamp. Receipt and Bank statement are 2 completely different documents.
So that gave us absolutely nothing new. We already knew they expected the search to take 3 days and that there would be more searches afterwards. That information was given before the search started yesterday. How was that an 'update'?
"William Tyrell: Residents 'dread' what police may find in bushland search for missing boy"
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-03-...day-of-bush-search-for-william-tyrell/6275858
I don't want to seem like I am defending BS because it seems that LE has some very strong indications that he is involved. They are jumping up and down and pointing at him.
But I just have these weird internal doubts/questions. he is an older guy. If he grabbed this innocent baby and disposed of him, it couldn't have been the first time he did such an evil deed. Could it? It is such a gruesome, drastic action.
And it still bothers me that there have been no other rumors/whispers about him being dodgy/sketchy with other kids. I think that CPS action was part of this one in connection with LE. If there were any accusations from the kids he would have been arrested already, imo.
I have to admit, I am still on the fence. :fence:
I feel the same way. It's all well and good to ponder the logistics of if/how he could have pulled it off, but the 'why' is just as important. Either it was an accident OR he has managed to hide his deviance despite living in two small towns. I grew up in a small down, everyone knew who the dodgy men were (even if nothing was ever done about them). I don't know what to think, but I want it to be over!
Because you're getting it from the 'horses mouth' so to speak and not MSM.
They do things weird here in the US sometimes. If they find evidence of blood or DNA in the trunk or whatever, they do NOT return the vehicle. It is impounded until the trial is over.
I think it's a little different if they have solid evidence which leads to the arrest of someone. As far as I'm aware, if they don't have sufficient evidence to lead to an arrest, they return the vehicle. Further along if they get more evidence, they can then tender any supplementary evidence found during the search, which may "bolster" their case.
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