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'Belanglo murder: Karlie Pearce-Stevensons killer stole $90,000 by assuming her identity
October 28, 2015 4:22pm
Ashlee Mullany and Mark Morri
The Daily Telegraph
DATES AND LOCATIONS WHERE KARLIE PEARCE-STEVENSONS BANK ACCOUNT WAS USED
3/11/2008 Purchase at KFC (Port Augusta)
6/11/2008 Purchase McDonalds (Rundle Mall, Adelaide)
9/11/2008 Eftpos Purchase Coles (Alice Springs)
14/11/2008 ATM withdrawal (Kent Town)
17/11/2008 Rabbit Photo/Strandbags (Mt Gambier)
24/11/2008 ATM withdrawal Kippax Fair (Canberra)
16/12/2008 Charnwood (Canberra)
19/12/2008 Deakin (Canberra)
22/12/2008 BP OTR (Broadview, SA)
6/01/2009 Coober Pedy (Coober Pedy)
7/01/2009 EFTPOS Purchase Mobil (Alice Springs)
0/01/2009 ATM withdrawal BP (Broadview, SA)
ttp://m.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/...k=2bdb3fc497e2ee028b968db656a2befc-1449295464
From the above:
I think at least one stop may have been for fuel at the Broadview service station; soon after Karlie's card was used at Charnwood ACT on the day after her estimated death.
Then the holder of the card makes their way via Coober Pedy to The Alice; where it's used at a Mobil Service Station; presumably to purchase fuel for a return trip.
Finally, again at the BP service station at Broadview; this time a cash withdrawal.
So, yes, I think the cardholder had a connection to the area around Broadview. It was either home base or a jumping off point.
Yes, I know about the other little girl said to be living in Wynarka. I was thinking more where a child's remains may have been found there, or in the surrounding area, in the near past.
Holden Hill is 12 minutes from Broadview (7.3km)
Sorry if I missed it but has anyone dug up who/when/what the house that was searched at Holden Hill relates to?
Could it be the house where the birth certificate was found?
"Those suspects either resided at, or are associated with or were listed in connection with, properties at Davoren Park, Hillbank, Holden Hill and Charnwood in Canberra."
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2015-...dentity-stolen-phone-used-after-death/6888638
IMO