Australia Australia - William Tyrrell Disappeared While Playing in Yard - Kendall (NSW) #79

[Chrissy74]

Yeah, I don't think he is the truck driver who encountered the FM.

Another person has probably given a police statement which spurred the Big Dig. They saw the FM on BCR, FM said she was on BCR, so the Coroner wanted to ensure that William wasn't there (due to the police theory).

We certainly don't see or hear everyone's police statements.

imo

What’s to say the information LE were working off didn’t come from fgm herself. Police were very specific in their search areas. We know fgm didn’t give evidence at the inquest but we don’t know if prior to her passing she gave a final statement/confession to LE or the coroner.

 

[Chrissy74]

I was also surprised to hear DB mention there being more than 17 hundred POI in the initial police report. That’s more than the entire population of Kendall. It seems just about everyone and anyone was included on that list. I can’t imagine each and every one of those names being actual POI

 

[katydid23]

What’s to say the information LE were working off didn’t come from fgm herself. Police were very specific in their search areas. We know fgm didn’t give evidence at the inquest but we don’t know if prior to her passing she gave a final statement/confession to LE or the coroner.

I think if fgm had given any kind of 'confession' we'd have heard about it already. There'd probably have been arrests afterwards. IMO

 

[SouthAussie]

I think if fgm had given any kind of 'confession' we'd have heard about it already. There'd probably have been arrests afterwards. IMO

I don't think FGM knew anything. Jubes said (on Ben Fordham's radio show) ... "William's grandmother wished she knew more before she died .... It would have given her a great deal of comfort before her passing if she had some answers on what happened to William".

William Tyrrell's foster grandmother dies, aged 88

www.9news.com.au

 

[Chrissy74]

I don't have the impression that the truck driver waited on Batar Creek Road. Because Batar Creek Road isn't anywhere near the Op Shop.

The Op Shop is at 1A Comboyne Street, near the train tracks. Across the road from the old tennis club CCTV. It sounds as if it might have been in that location since not too long after 2004, and likely before 2014. imo


Originally the shop opened in the old bank building and then in the former Anglican church to raise money to help build the Kendall Swimming pool. What an amazing achievement when the pool opened in 2004.

With the pool built, the Op Shop was able to direct its funds for a purpose-built shop.

[The former Anglican Church is also on Comboyne Street, according to Kendall's Heritage Walk] Link

About Kendall Community Op Shop

Once inside visitors are greeted by one of 70 volunteers who enthusiastically direct shoppers to craft items, shoes, manchester, books and china –

www.kendallcommunityopshop.com.au

The 64-year-old said he again saw the vehicle park in front of his Kenworth prime mover as he was waiting in front of the op shop in Kendall about 20 minutes later.

Truckie offers no leads on missing toddler's location

A truckie has told a court about the cars he saw when William Tyrrell disappeared, but his evidence doesn't support a police theory about the child's body.

au.news.yahoo.com

Peter parked his truck out front of the op shop at 1A Comboyne St just after 9am ( coincidentally post office is at 8 Comboyne St) and was waiting on a call from Michelle. CCTV from the tennis courts directly opposite show his truck leave that spot at 9:47am. So my guess is he parked just off Batar Creek Rd at the entrance of Cobb n Co and from there Michelle drove Peter to location of the excavator so that he could assess access for his semi trailer.

 

[Chrissy74]

I think if fgm had given any kind of 'confession' we'd have heard about it already. There'd probably have been arrests afterwards. IMO

Not necessarily true. LE would still have to prove what fgm is claiming. The last dig in 2021 was only a few months after fgm passing. LE had “very specific information, information they had gathered over the course of the investigation”. L doesnt mention anything about an item being tossed out of a car window. I think that information is the Media’s play on the public. Don’t think media would be privy to evidence LE obtained that then led the investigation in a different direction.

 

[drsleuth]

How Did We Get Here? | 6

Podcast Episode · Witness: William Tyrrell · S2 E6 · 51m

podcasts.apple.com

New episode up

 

[Raina_the_observer]

We know fgm didn’t give evidence at the inquest

She was still alive when the first tranche of the inquest was held. As far as I remember, the reason she was not called was that she was suffering from dementia by that time.

 

[Wexford]

I was also surprised to hear DB mention there being more than 17 hundred POI in the initial police report. That’s more than the entire population of Kendall. It seems just about everyone and anyone was included on that list. I can’t imagine each and every one of those names being actual POI

POIs. Not suspects. The police definition of POI is quite broad.

 

[SouthAussie]

She was still alive when the first tranche of the inquest was held. As far as I remember, the reason she was not called was that she was suffering from dementia by that time.

I think that was just speculation. We don't actually know if she was called to a closed court session (or not) as there were 5 unidentified witnesses on the initial witness list.

I think we later identified that one of the pseudonym people was "tanya" and (I think) another was "amy". IIRC
But I don't think we ever knew who the other 3 were, or when they testified.

"Tanya" testified that two young boys said William was stuffed in a suitcase - I think maybe Frank Abbott told them that.
And was "Amy" perhaps Rowley's wife - who testified about the man in the black car? Can't remember.

imo

 

[SouthAussie]

What a schmozzle the initial search control was. Hundreds wandering the street, "p i s s e d (drunk) idiots" yelling for William, cars - and even a caravan - not checked as they entered and left the street, things stolen from residents vehicles, horses trampling the FGM's front lawn, people walking all over that lawn ..... (as per locals that Dan spoke with).

How Did We Get Here? | 6

Podcast Episode · Witness: William Tyrrell · S2 E6 · 51m

podcasts.apple.com

 

[Bernie1960]

Blacken her character? No one knows her name.

FWIW People use 'always' and 'never' .... well, it's hard to be accurate, factual with superlatives that can't possibly be tried. Yes, LE focused on her. Last to see Wm, it's the obvious place to start. And as they say in LE, they start in the house (closest in) and sometimes they never leave the house (can't rule out).

That being said, LE hasn't just investigated her. Multi-pronged investigation.

She says they've done nothing to try to discover who took Wm. Oh? Suddenly she knows someone took him? She can't know that... unless she's knows what happened and she prefers to sail that boat publicly. Maybe there's no one to investigate, maybe he wandered away and a joey hopped off with him. It's happened. But nope, she's settled on abduction...

Her statement strikes me only as self-serving. Unneccesary. And revealing. And not in a good way.

JMO

I think she has every right to speak out, just as every other person of interest has including PS. In my view, the only selfserving are the police in this current task force who have misled the media all this time.

 

[SLouTh]

And was "Amy" perhaps Rowley's wife - who testified about the man in the black car? Can't remember.

No “Amy” and “Tanya” were mother and daughter ….. providing “urgent care” for the boys ….

Elizabeth Rowley …. Owned antique shop and saw FA driving in white car at the shop… (and wife of Rowley police officer)

Another unnamed witness was a friend of FA called “Steve”

IMO

 

[SouthAussie]

Richard Brimble, Lois, and Matilda ... 3 more people who believe they are witnesses to events that could be related to William's disappearance, and dismissed (or not questioned, or followed up) by detectives.

I also noticed at the end of this episode, there is a lawyer (Stephen Coombs) overseeing what they publish.
When I looked further, he is senior legal counsel for News Corp Australia. Link

How Did We Get Here? | 6

Podcast Episode · Witness: William Tyrrell · S2 E6 · 51m

podcasts.apple.com

 

[SouthAussie]

No “Amy” and “Tanya” were mother and daughter ….. providing “urgent care” for the boys ….

Elizabeth Rowley …. Owned antique shop and saw FA driving in white car at the shop… (and wife of Rowley police officer)

Another unnamed witness was a friend of FA called “Steve”

IMO

Thanks. So that leaves two that we never worked out who they were? Or when they testified.

imo

 

[JBowie]

Nothing really new here. Mostly a rehash of what others have reported:

(pay-walled)

Inside the new police theory about William Tyrrell​

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/breaking-news/inside-the-new-police-theory-about-william-tyrrell/news-story/4d40e70908d231ad1d11a634b8c38806

 

[FromGermany1]

She was still alive when the first tranche of the inquest was held. As far as I remember, the reason she was not called was that she was suffering from dementia by that time.

... and who put this diagnose out, I wonder since then. Certainly FM and FD agreed on it, I guess, and to their own advantage. How easy to say, when perhaps no medical tests were done. Of course, Idk, if they were done. But I can imagine, that FM described her mother as a person in big need of protection, always with her theatrically expressions, which are her style of speaking. And again, someone fell for it and waved FGM's questioning. - MOO

 

[Warshawski]

In the FM Walkthrough she makes the comment regarding her knowledge of the traffic on Batar Creek Road as per this link Underlined by me):

William Tyrrell's foster mother filmed retracing her steps with police

William Tyrrell's foster mother describes how she drove all the way to a busy road before accepting the three-year-old was gone.

www.dailymail.co.uk

"William's foster mother - who is now a person of interest in the long-running case - described how she drove all the way to a busy road before accepting he was gone after frantically checking with neighbours that he hadn't wandered into their yards.

'The semis go down this road quite often and they fly,' she said."

.... JMO - There was no need for FM to say that about the semis, and I suggest that she has added that comment in order to validate her story about pulling over for a semi, when in fact she didn't encounter a semi there.

And if a little boy happened to be near the side of 5he road, one of 5hose flying semis could hit him, and the driver may not even be aware

 

[Couldbe]

And if a little boy happened to be near the side of 5he road, one of 5hose flying semis could hit him, and the driver may not even be aware

JMO - and with the FM focussed on looking out for William she would be likely to see him while on her way back from her drive. If she didn't, then the Searchers would have found him or evidence of such an accident.

 

[LolaAngelina]

... and who put this diagnose out, I wonder since then. Certainly FM and FD agreed on it, I guess, and to their own advantage. How easy to say, when perhaps no medical tests were done. Of course, Idk, if they were done. But I can imagine, that FM described her mother as a person in big need of protection, always with her theatrically expressions, which are her style of speaking. And again, someone fell for it and waved FGM's questioning. - MOO

I don’t believe it’s ever been confirmed she had dementia? Do you have a link to this?