ANDJMO - If a planned abduction was to occur following William's arrival after the Fosters' departure from their home Sydney (A trip which would have taken approx 5 hours which could have include a Macca's meal for them)
..... Their earlier arrival would have then interfered with: whether there was OR was not a planned abduction. (Probably indicates that if William was abducted by person(s) unknown to the Foster Mother, then it most likely was not planned ahead of their early departure anyway.
In quoting from my own post here: " (Probably indicates that if William was abducted by person(s) unknown to the Foster Mother, then it most likely was not planned ahead of their early departure anyway.Another thing that baffles me about this case is:
Why would an abductor wait until William was in Kendall? Why not take him in Sydney, where his daily routines could be monitored? I would think that abducting a child outside of his normal environment would carry more risk. Too many unknowns.
It surely had to be someone local to the area, if it was an abduction.
My other thought is that maybe he was lured to the front yard by someone known to him, but there would be very few people known to him in that area. He probably hadn't even seen a great deal of the grandparents in the time he was with that foster family.
Angeline ... In reference to: "My other thought is that maybe he was lured to the front yard by someone known to him, but there would be very few people known to him in that area. He probably hadn't even seen a great deal of the grandparents in the time he was with that foster family."
.... Refer to the Foster Mothers comment in this Link"
https://www.news.com.au/national/ns...p/news-story/a4d83bbff2ebf756201b8a2f955e3476
““William’s sister was still drawing,” she said.
“He was getting very bored with the game. He was running up and down.
“I said to William (and his sister) ‘you know what? Why don’t we go down and see if Daddy’s car is here yet’.”
When William vanished she embarked on a frantic search before her husband arrived home, sometime after 10.30am.”