Hi Guys!
First post from me, but long time lurker on the site (I have read all 5 pages and have enjoyed your sleuthing!
).
Just a few things:
1. Someone pointed out that TM had not aged well in the past few years. To me, it seemed that she had just lost some weight and that can age a person (not relevant to the case).
2. Great sleuthing from the person who matched up the description from Daily Telegraph with the cached copy of the C21 website! Without speculating on the precise nature of TM's involvement in the case, if the police have interviewed her that many times, at the very least it is reasonable to assume that they think that she has some information that bears on the case.
3. Some people have made a big deal out of the the description of the BC's and TM on the C21 website. The purpose of the website is to make the agents attractive to buyers. The copy could well have been written by someone with marketing experience for the sole purpose of attracting business, and therefore is not a true reflection of how each of the sales staff view themselves.
4. For the same reason, I wouldn't read too much into the scarcity of info under ABC's name. Even though she is a registered sales agent, her main roles are listed as HR/Public relations. If she was not actively involved in selling, there is no need to try to create a warm fuzzy feeling about her to try to get people to list with the agency. She was more behind the scenes. Also, given that one of her roles was PR, she might have written the copy for the other sales agents and did not feel comfortable writing such glowing copy about herself (possibly indicative of self-esteem issues).
5. Without even drawing a strong link between GBC and TM; given that TM has worked for a long time with all the BC's, it is reasonable that she would have a close relationship with all of them and thereby might have inside information about a variety of matters of interest to QPS. That alone, could also account for her presence at the elder BC's house and pictures on Facebook etc.
I've certainly got my speculative thoughts about all of this (unsubstantiated of course!
) but looked at in the most benign way, it is certainly reasonable for the police to have an interest in what TM might know about a variety of things (business, finance, personalities etc.).
Like some other posters have mentioned, I'm a big fan of Occam's Razor and think that when someone is finally charged, it will reflect the most simple and obvious conclusion based on the evidence.
Solaris