Phones and computers can be tracedThe van can be traced. The police may someday be looking for it. If you just the stuff inside you just take it.
Phones and computers can be tracedThe van can be traced. The police may someday be looking for it. If you just the stuff inside you just take it.
Phones and computers can be tracedThe van can be traced. The police may someday be looking for it. If you just the stuff inside you just take it.
yeah totally I get that. But how do we know the robbery and his death weren’t connected?IMO, if the van has been there for four weeks and people drive past it and see it still there for four weeks, of course someone will burgle it. It is a wonder it is still there with the keys in the ignition.
True. But if I’m leaving my keys in the ignition of the car then I’m probably not locking it? So why smash the window to burgle it?The van can be traced. The police may someday be looking for it. If you just the stuff inside you just take it.
Great spotting. I wonder if it’s legit or like half the other cameras in town, more symbolic than functional?I just screen shot this from one of the videos I posted. Maybe this is how they’re so clear it is not suspicious? Cos there’s 24 hour cctv there! I assume it’s been checked?
Some various things -
The kind of people who will bust a window and grab some stuff out of a car are different from the kind of people who will steal a car, even one with the keys in it
The keys being in the ignition but the window also being broken does suggest couple likely scenarios, possibly Jackson was asleep in the locked van and someone broke a window in order to assault him but it's also possible that he accidentally locked himself out of the van.
Phones are in fact pretty easily traced and taking a victim's phone is one of the dumbest things a killer can do, yet they do it pretty often so we can't take that as a definitive indication whether or not the burglary was related to the death
If Jackson was attacked inside the van there might be blood. Hopefully it's being examined thoroughly.
I don't now what the typical turn around time for the medical examiner is there. Maybe the slow development is normal? Hopefully continued need of this case can pressure the local law enforcement community to do a thorough job with their investigation.
Hmm, never thought about getting the phone number that way! Nice!Funny you mention that they take phones regardless of how easy the are to track.
Ive wondered since we can’t work out how the family was contacted, maybe the perp called the family off Jackson’s own phone? He would have numbers saved under “mum” and “dad” surely.
Maybe a guilty conscience got the better of them?
Awwwww he was a little cutie.I'm a bit of an NBL tragic and sometimes watch old NBL games that are uploaded to YouTube. Last night I was watching a game from 2002 where the Townsville coach (Ian Stacker) was interviewed by Fox Sports post-match. In the interview, a young Jackson Stacker is being held by his Dad the coach. He's probably about 4 years old here - go to 01:53:00 here if you want to see:
Obviously this is not related to the investigation, but it's confronting to see him in this footage as a young, innocent boy with his whole life ahead of him. And then to think his life would end a short 20 years later - alone in a field off a highway rest-stop, unnoticed for a month. It's incredibly sad.
So suss!! there are too many unsolved disappearances in this areaSomething incredibly fishy about this.
Originally police just claimed a run of the mill closed case suicide.
Now all if a sudden these officers are so “traumatised” and have such ptsd that they can’t testify!?
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around 9:30 ; the 60 minutes team found a half buried phone near the site of his body. currently unknown if this is jackson's samsung or not, since his phone was tracked moving around after his DLC but did return to the area of his body.
Agree. Hadn’t heard about that other phone that was found!suicide by stabbing is very rare, for obvious reasons. you only really see it with the severely mentally ill and/or psychotic (of note jackson had past incidents of drug-induced psychosis). if he had been found earlier, there would be ways of determining self inflicted vs homicide...things like hesitation wounds, angle of blade being consistent with ones own hand, only self DNA/self fingerprints on blade hilt, defensive wounds on hands/arms, etc. But because he was skeletal, i worry the coroners inquest will come up as inconclusive again. i think this case will be made or broken by the cellphone data/forensics/someone talking.