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Absolutely! I find the whole thing so bizarre! So no-one, even before Lyn's disappearance (i.e twin brother and his wife, CDs parents or other siblings) thought to question the fact that CD was dating a school girl and was still married?? They were ok with it?? Or they just said nothing to...

I believe there is about 15 months between William and his sister.

I thought that too but looking at the date of the alleged incident (21 March 2021) I think it works out that Lindsay, would potentially still be 10 at that time (almost 11 perhaps?).

Thank you!

I’m a bit confused about the allegations. Is it alleged that FFC hit and kicked the elder foster child or the 6 year old?

I think something like the above scenario could be what happened. Children are wonderful humans - adventurous, active, curious, always asking questions. They can also be contrary, change their minds, cry and/or whine about being bored. All of which is completely normal! An adult of average...

Yes that could be right. Although I can’t fathom <modsnip> anyone could dispose of the body of a 9 year old in any circumstance, it’s monstrous. A humane person would report to the police straight away. Why incriminate yourself by disposing of a body if you were not the murderer?

Yeah, nah.... You don’t get granted an AVO because of a “perception”. Proof is needed for an AVO and must have been available since the AVO was granted. What a bizarre statement.

That is understandably not an acceptable explanation for William's family, (bio and foster) and friends, and it should never have been communicated to them in such a way. William was 3 years old when he disappeared. His age made him an vulnerable person. He had no agency. If there was...

That is understandably not an acceptable explanation for William's family, (bio and foster) and friends, and it should never have been communicated to them in such a way. William was 3 years old when he disappeared. His age made him an vulnerable person. He had no agency. If there was...

Haven't posted here for a while.... But I've been listening to the Podcast of the Claremont Murder trial and it has made me think about William's case. The theory around the accused in the Claremont case is that he offended at times when there was an emotional crisis, or upset in his life. I...

I thought the same thing.... I really hope the authorities catch everyone involved. Smuggling cigarettes and alcohol is one thing, but it’s truly a vile act to profit from the suffering of others...

In this context “nearby” is being used as an adjective, rather than a word to show actual position. i.e. Johnny was in Leicester Square, then he went to nearby Piccadilly Circus. conversely, Johnny was in London, then he went to far away Manila. Granted, that’s not really how people speak...

I recently toured the Lidcombe Coroner's court and Forensic Medicine Centre. There is PLENTY of room available there. We attended a presentation at the end of the tour in a multipurpose area. It was HUGE, and could be partitioned into 2 large or 3 smaller spaces around the size of a...

I think LE and Jubes knew fairly early on what happened and who was responsible, but were hindered by lack of evidence and perhaps an alibi. I think the pressure being applied and GJs comments "i want that person to feel like everyone is looking at them" (not verbatim but YKWIM) was an attempt...

After thinking about this case a lot over the last few months I keep coming back to the KISS principle. I think that maybe it was literally two worlds colliding. A person or people are in the area for a dodgy/criminal enterprise (unrelated to paedophilia) that no-one must ever know about, and...

So quiet on the the boards .... where are you William, dear boy? I have faith in the investigation, I just wish it wasn't taking so long ..... his poor family!

Yes he is not guilty of murder and manslaughter. He behaved absolutely disgracefully that night. He behaved disgracefully before Ws death (fraud, drink driving...). We don't know, but according to his track record more bad behaviour might be on the cards. So whilst, yes, he's free to go back...

I don't think he was playing out a master plan either.... But I still think in the situation, he used unreasonable force, by locking her on a balcony. I don't care what the judge says - the balcony is another room (with no exit when the door is locked). He did an incredibly stupid thing. W -...

If I were a juror ....... and I had to decide if Tostee used unreasonable force, I'd be thinking where is the evidence of a "life threatening assault" to T? W was a slightly built person who was more intoxicated than he, and he was a much taller body builder. IMO there was no reason to use...