The postie's delivery time on 12 Sep 2014: earlier than normal, and before PS returned home from his morning walk.
(16:06)
Lia Harris: "The post woman delivered the mail around ten or ten-thirty each morning, which is the time that William disappeared on September 12, 2014. And the court heard: on that particular morning she had delivered the mail earlier than she normally did. And when she did that [PS] was on his bushwalk, so he wouldn't necessarily have been aware that she had already delivered the mail that morning."
- transcribed by me from "Was it an accident?" Where's William Tyrrell? podcast, 21 Feb 2020 (I listen to Apple podcasts but can't work out what the link would be, so here's
the acast page instead)
PS's morning walk time:
From the inquest hearing at Taree, 20 Aug 2019, with thanks to UndiscoveredTruth for posting the tweets on WebSleuths:
@LiaJHarris: [PS] told the court he set off for his morning walk almost every morning, sometime between 6am and 6.30am. (
thread 43, post 1738)
@LiaJHarris: The court heard his daily walk took about two hours. (
thread 43, post 1738)
@LiaJHarris: The court heard [PS] told police he got back from his morning walk about 8.50am on the day William went missing. (
thread 43, post 1739)