Recent content by ilk28

Des Bray said (in his press release video SA POL live) there was no hurry to charge Holdom as he was already in jail therefore no danger to the public.

The police may not be in any hurry to charge anyone with the fraud. There are a lot of trails to follow which will take time to investigate thoroughly. They need to get the whole picture..how many involved, what was their part in the fraud, who committed identity fraud, who benefitted the most...

BBM From above article : Khandalyce’s body was dumped in a suitcase beside a highway about 130km west of Adelaide in July. July of what year?? A mistake by journalist? Suitcase/skeletal remains dumped by highway... found in July (this year).

Det. Insp. Jubelin's response to the question about a reward in 60 minutes interview at 4.53m. http://www.9jumpin.com.au/show/60minutes/stories/2015/september/where-is-william/

The article below has general information about rewards offered by police. "Rewards for serious crimes can only be considered... when all other avenues of inquiry have been exhausted and the investigation has stalled," Victorian Police said."...

Something went seriously wrong (double crossing?) within this group of associates to end with a double murder, followed by identity fraud of a deceased person.

I think so too. Leaving aside any media interviews the caregiver may have taken part in ( which aren't important) the police have chosen to confirm the info that was received via crime stoppers. They have done that for a reason. 7 Nov "KARLIE Pearce-Stevenson was being pursued over a $25,000...

And how do you ( trooper) know Connie's carers statement is 100% untruthful?

I think a drug debt, a drug courier (long distance trips), crossing a drug dealer are plausible scenarios regarding Karlie's disappearance/death. The police haven't stepped in to correct the claims Karlie had a drug debt at the time of her death (as published in msm). 7 Nov "MURDERED...

Half a gram of ice $350 (Melbourne). http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/meet-the-middle-class-face-of-methamphetamine/story-fneuzlbd-1227136922443 An addict would use that much or more a day... 71 days worth = nearly $25,000. The original debt may not have been $25,000.. High interest...

Yes, the drug dealers do let druggies run up debts. Maybe they pick a person (someone in need of drugs for themself) on purpose sometimes to let them run up a debt, so they can control the person in debt to them..get them to do the risky work - picking up drugs, dropping them off, drug courier...

Yes, I thought of that too. Would it be a foreign passport? If so, wouldn't it look odd to a passport control officer if the child is departing Aust on a foreign passport but there is no record of them arriving in Australia?

About fake passports. Australia has e-passports with chip inlays (since 2005) and they are much harder to copy or forge than the old style. The passport holders photo is also stored digitally on the chip in the passport to combat identity fraud.

N I don't think that part was attributed to Mrs Wilson. Mrs Wilson also told how William’s father frantically searched her yard over and over again into the night. “He was just walking around crying. He kept asking me if there was anywhere else he could’ve been hiding...

Adrianna Tracking dogs found no signn/scent of William past the driveway. If he ran off into the bush they probably would have?