AUS - Khandalyce Kiara Pearce, Wynarka, Bones of a Child Discovered, July'15 - #3

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Anyone been reading the FB page https://www.facebook.com/bonesfoundwynarka

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And this link for the slippers >>>
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/GIRLS-PINK-SLIPPERS-WITH-BUTTERFLYS-SIZE-11-/111722543593?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item1a032eb9e9

Not your question, I think?
Q: Hi there, what brand are these slippers? Thanks
A: The label with the brand has come off, sorry I don't remember what it is
 
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Mods, please correct me if I am wrong, I don't think that you can quote directly from FB but you can post the gist of the FB post and mark it as a rumour

No you can't quote directly from Facebook and no, rumours are not accepted here at all. See my post above.
 
Not your question, I think?
Q: Hi there, what brand are these slippers? Thanks
A: The label with the brand has come off, sorry I don't remember what it is

Not my question, no :) I didn't read that far.
 
"HOMICIDE detectives investigating the murder of a girl dumped beside a South Australian highway believe she may have come from between Murray Bridge and the Victorian border."

http://www.news.com.au/national/sou...karoonda-highway/story-fnii5yv4-1227469032374

has it been noted that its believed now that the little girl could have been from between Murray Bride AND the Victorian border?
your link here is probably one of the best clues .... no doubt they have the soil samples in by now.
 
just looking through mako files sex offenders in south australia and came across this, robert armistead was jailed but there wer four co offenders, and goodness knows how many others, and the child victims were virtually unknown to authorities, so could this little girl have been another victim from this house of horrors or a similar situation?
http://www.mako.org.au/robert-armistead.html

bearbear I think you could be onto something here. OMG that's a chilling read.
Para field Gardens to Murray Bridge is only 1 hour 22 minutes. The police have to look at a fairly wide vicinity.
 

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just looking through mako files sex offenders in south australia and came across this, robert armistead was jailed but there wer four co offenders, and goodness knows how many others, and the child victims were virtually unknown to authorities, so could this little girl have been another victim from this house of horrors or a similar situation?
http://www.mako.org.au/robert-armistead.html

I just read some articles about it, and that is really beyond belief. I can't really find more info about where these people came from and how long they had been staying in the horror house before they were discovered.

Does anyone have any info on that? What did they do for a living? Or had been doing for a living before they ended up there. Could they have ties to Wynarka?
And was one of these people out of jail around march, april to hypothetically put the suitcase there?
 
guys i follow a journo by the name of Stacey Lee with 7newsadelaide her tweets are are great and very up to date. This morning she tweeted that Superintendant Des Bray is speaking with Sunrise (breakfast programme) this morning about the latest information over the Wynarka murder.
 
Why would the investigators think that the little girl possibly came from the area between the Murray bridge and the Victorian border specifically ?....soil samples ? seeds found with the evidence?....... any ideas on this anyone ?

I made a guess somewhere in the late 170s of comments on this post that put the person who dumped the suitcase out somewhere past Wynarka and dropping past Wynarka to find a dump spot on his morning commutes... assuming he is commuting past the point daily to Murray Bridge or Tailem Bend for work and the cairn of stones is so he can see the dump site as he goes back and forth. Presumably the police also have soil type or pollen evidence. And they may have had similar thoughts and come to a similar conclusion.
 
just looking through mako files sex offenders in south australia and came across this, robert armistead was jailed but there wer four co offenders, and goodness knows how many others, and the child victims were virtually unknown to authorities, so could this little girl have been another victim from this house of horrors or a similar situation?
http://www.mako.org.au/robert-armistead.html

Chilling. That, or a similar scenario, would explain so much, wouldn't it?
 
Possibly it is a camel but I can't see it, my eyes are pretty crap though, and there is already a camel patch.
I see what I think looks like a fox or dog, but I could be wrong for sure.
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http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/photos-fnlmw1po-1227455382918?page=21

Something that surely is very unusual about this quilt is the yellow thread. It's not regular quilting thread, which would not have survived quite so well. It would have deteriotated and discoloured along with the quilt fabrics.

It looks like a specialty synthetic thread of some kind, perhaps the kind of thread that is used when making life jackets, safety vests or backpacks. That stuff is only available on humongous, industrial spools, which no ordinary seamstress would buy. And, even though police said it was sewn on a sewing machine, there is something about the stitches that looks a tad unusual ... not quite like a regular sewing machine.

That's just my opinion. I'd be interested in what other quilters think about the bright yellow thread. I think it's possible that this child's grandma may have worked in the safety gear manufacturing industry ... maybe.
 
Considering the odd yellow thread, the machine quilting, the pumpkins which may have been part of a tablecloth - I'm thinking perhaps a novice quilter (and possibly one with limited resources and/or access to materials). More likely family than someone in a group making quilts to donate.
 
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