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Here is an article which was featured on ABC news in July 2020. How Russell Hill, Carol Clay, Niels Becker and Conrad Whitlock went missing in Victoria's High Country - ABC News From the article: "It’s not unusual for people to get lost in Victoria’s remote and rugged High Country — but it is...

If my recollection of Latin from uni days is correct... If the last word is regarding justice, it would likely be "iustitiam". Or with a capital letter - "Iustitiam." Easy to confuse the capital I for a lower-case L.

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Just my random thoughts after reading these articles on the up-coming burial... My artistic ability is limited to colouring in picture books for grown-ups (which I have taken up enthusiastically and are very relaxing, but I'm definitely no Rembrandt!). But I am sure there are talented...

That doesn't fit with the photo though- the car referred to as "The Boss's Car" in the photo is not a ute, but a white Ford Fairmont sedan. Good find re: the article, though.

They compared her teeth to dental records in the Southern Highlands (the area of NSW near the Belanglo Forest) - they probably didn't even think of looking as far afield as Alice Springs.

That's a good point. Many foreign doctors, dentists and other health professionals are allowed to migrate to Australia on the condition that they spend a certain number of years working in an "area of medical need", i.e. somewhere that has a shortage of the services they provide. I once worked...

If the skull was in pieces, or even in one piece but damaged or distorted in some way, that could be the reason why the facial reconstruction of what the mystery Belanglo woman was supposed to have looked like, ended up rather different (broader/fuller in the face) than Karlie's actual...

Didn't read your post before I posted my last one. Yes, this is a good scenario. I agree this is possible.

Hypothetical situation here and entirely my own opinion... DH and Karlie are taken forcibly into Belanglo Forest by a group of outlaw bikies/ other experienced and hardened criminals, who are smart enough not to take their phones with them, and who are angry about something DH and KP may have...

That's what I meant - what caught my eye was not the potential cost of the lawyer (I assumed he was probably working pro bono), but the fact that she has lawyered up at the very beginning of this matter, when she has not been named as a suspect and has not been charged with any offence. It might...

Reminiscent of the Baden-Clay case? Hiring the services of a high-powered and expensive (criminal?) lawyer very early on before being named a suspect or charged with anything?

"Police are hopeful of an early arrest." That sentence (pun intended!) jumped out at me and made me very hopeful. Oh, and Suitcase Man was mentioned again, as an example of how several people could be involved.

True, but relaxin works on the ligaments and cartilage that hold the pelvic bones together, not the bone itself. If all you have is bone (skeletal remains) you wouldn't be able to see any of that fibrous/ gristly softer tissue. Mind you, I suppose that applies to any evidence of her not having...

The drawing of the facial reconstruction that I have seen shows a girl with a fuller, more chubby face but otherwise a reasonably good resemblance. If they had slimmed down the face to that of a slender 20-year-old instead of a robust 12-year-old, I think it would have been pretty spot on.

I'm assuming the immunization schedule is the same in South Australia - in VIC, after the 18-month jabs, the next scheduled shots are the pre-school ones (age 4-5). If she went missing/ died between those times it would not have raised any alarm bells. And even if she missed her 4-5yo jabs, the...

Being young (18yo when she had Khandelyce) and small & with a slight build, she may have had a C-section. It would mean the pelvis never got to stretch by having a baby pass through the birth canal. Her slight build (remember that her fellow netball players called her "Mouse" because she was...

I've heard it pronounced "Candle - eese." I heard the story on the radio driving home from work, before I had a chance to come home and turn on the computer. As the owner of an unusual name myself, and fed up with years of teasing at school and having to spell it over and over for people, I'm...

Polish is certainly possible. My heritage is Polish. Karlie's facial features sort of remind me of one of my cousins. And just about every little Polish girl I know looks just like Khandalyce at the age of about 2. (Including old photos of me!) Blonde hair, round face.

http://portugalresident.com/skeletal-remains-of-murdered-child-%E2%80%9Cclosely-resembling-madeleine-mccann%E2%80%9D-found-in-australia A Portuguese news site. There is also a heap of Polish news websites speculating that the little girl could be Madeleine McCann. Not sure why or whether there...