Found Deceased Australia - Karen Ristevski, 47, Melbourne, Vic, 29 June 2016 - #10

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sleepinoz said:
If anyone is interested they arrested someone for Carly McBrides murder this morning.

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Oh, thank goodness!!!! Finally! Thanks for letting us know, sleep.

Now maybe there will be some justice for Carly.

Love our police. They never let go!
 
It extends far down because of perspective distortion. When you look at the elevation of the car front on, there will a slight gap between the bottom of the rear vision mirror and top of the car window frame at the back. If you look at the perspective that the camera is pointed (which is facing downwards onto the car) this is going to decrease the gap between with bottom of the rear vision mirror and top of car window frame at the back of the car.
 
Detectives working on the investigation, led by the missing persons squad, would often take CCTV footage home with them to study into the night.
They would sit in front of their computers looking at the footage again and again in the hope that a vital clue would spring out at them.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/la...r/news-story/6a7f94682f998390b348e7e19a7d9491


Investigators will already have drawn up an exhaustive list of Mrs Ristevski’s family, friends and associates they will now talk to once again.
They will be confident they know where the investigation is heading.

In an advertisement for Monday’s A Current Affair, Vasko was filmed heading back towards his truck parked in the isolated bushland as journalist Martin King asked, “Can you tell us what you’re doing here?”

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/la...s/news-story/657416595c79637247b48a66efef4fac

So this journo has been on the case from early on. Why would he refer to a late model dark coloured 4WD as a truck?
 
sosocurious said:
In an advertisement for Monday’s A Current Affair, Vasko was filmed heading back towards his truck parked in the isolated bushland as journalist Martin King asked, “Can you tell us what you’re doing here?”

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/la...s/news-story/657416595c79637247b48a66efef4fac

So this journo has been on the case from early on. Why would he refer to a late model dark coloured 4WD as a truck?
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RSBM
It is an Americanism, soso. They all refer to ute-like 4WDs as trucks over there. Though they typically refer to SUVs as SUVs, in my experience.
 
tappedin said:
It extends far down because of perspective distortion. When you look at the elevation of the car front on, there will a slight gap between the bottom of the rear vision mirror and top of the car window frame at the back. If you look at the perspective that the camera is pointed (which is facing downwards onto the car) this is going to decrease the gap between with bottom of the rear vision mirror and top of car window frame at the back of the car.
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This seems to be the most logical explanation to me. Having watched the video too many times now the shape does seem to alter slightly with any undulations in the road.


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sosocurious said:
So were the two men seen bogged in a truck or a 4WD?
Oi oi oi ...LOL
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Vasko's vehicle, when seen by ACA, was definitely a 4WD.

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http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...tevski-ipad-google-search-blood-melbourne-mum



And it sounds as though the bogged vehicle was definitely an Aussie truck. BBM

“I thought it was rather strange ... you’d go down there in a 4WD, you wouldn’t go down there in a car and you certainly wouldn’t go down in a truck.
“I had a conversation with one of them. (He) had that half-shaved, goatee sort of look.”
Dean said he wondered if his sighting was connected to Ms Ristevski’s case and contacted Crime Stoppers in August, two months after the Melbourne mother disappeared.
“I was absolutely convinced that what I saw was unusual and could be related to Karen Ristevski,” Dean said.

http://www.news.com.au/news/mystery...t/news-story/f88756de58fb638dab11ce6f9106997f
 
SouthAussie said:
RSBM
It is an Americanism, soso. They all refer to ute-like 4WDs as trucks over there. Though they typically refer to SUVs as SUVs, in my experience.
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It comes amid confirmation police had last year been called to investigate after suspicious activity in the area of bush where Ms Ristevski’s body was found under a log.

Macedon resident Dean told police that in the days after Ms Ristevski disappeared, he saw two strange men matching the description of Borce and Vasko Ristevksi bogged in a small white truck on Salisbury Rd — about 200m from where the body was found.
“From their appearance I knew they were from Serbia, Macedonia, the Balkans. They certainly had an accent,” Dean said.
“I thought it was rather strange ... you’d go down there in a 4WD, you wouldn’t go down there in a car and you certainly wouldn’t go down in a truck.
“I had a conversation with one of them..(he) had that half-shaved, goatee sort of look.”
Dean said he spent “sleepless nights” wondering if it was connected to the Ristevski case and phoned Crime Stoppers on August 27.

Also in July, News photographer Jay Town was walking in bush on the side of Loch Rd, about 40m from where the body would be found, when he came across empty bottles of industrial strength fertiliser.

Feeling uneasy, he phoned police then, and spoke to detectives this week

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/ka...y/news-story/e5140ff6f5cc1d49d115942a01e289ad

I just keep thinking about this.

Jay Town being a Herald photographer.
Picture Jay Town. July 7, 2016 6:00pm
Link nothing to do with this case.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/s...a/news-story/7add6a9880b82024cc973f4f4bd32023
 
SouthAussie said:
I was wondering the exact same thing when I watched the car drive over the railway lines! Could they tell by the position of the car if there was some weight in the back?
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I'm 63kgs will jump in the boot of the Jetta this evening and see if there is a significant difference.
 
moreinfo said:
Can get confusing, if you specifically want a QF flight then you need to travel to Singapore and get a connecting flight.
If you look at the first boarding pass you can make out its codeshare .
Easy to think 1 would be a first class seat though if you assume Qantas operated flight.
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Jetstar don't offer FCL seats they have business class and premium economy. QF being your full service carrier would have FCL seats albeit on very few flights. I'm on girl who has been working at MEL Airport for 38 years. We also have a Jetstar Pilot staying with us so when he gets back I can also verify with him. Also the Jetstar seat plan shows 1E and 1F I think their seats were 1D and 1F which would sound like QF. Vietnam is as cheap as chips, why spend a heap on the airfare.
 
sleepinoz said:
According to that review I posted the other day, this is one of the first models to have folding metal roof. I dont have time to find it atm, I'm sure someone will 

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Mercedes SLK was one of the first to use a modern day folding hardtop.Giving it the appearance of a sports coupe when the roof is closed. However, a disadvantage of the hardtop is the amount of space it takes from the boot.

https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-reviews/mercedes-benz-slk-53690
 
Apparently you can't watch ACA outside of the country. I'm rather heartbroken about that. [emoji24] Will somebody fill me in as to what happens??
 
they'll get you said:
Mercedes SLK was one of the first to use a modern day folding hardtop.Giving it the appearance of a sports coupe when the roof is closed. However, a disadvantage of the hardtop is the amount of space it takes from the boot.

https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-reviews/mercedes-benz-slk-53690
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Well I wish the driver had folded the roof down so as we could get a better look...lol

All I have been able to work out in that convoy of cars is that the small white trucks driver had a fluro yellow shirt and the 4WD is an older model.
I am hopeless.
I am really curious as to how this line of cars may have changed position further up the road.
 
sosocurious said:
Well I wish the driver had folded the roof down so as we could get a better look...lol

All I have been able to work out in that convoy of cars is that the small white trucks driver had a fluro yellow shirt and the 4WD is an older model.
I am hopeless.
I am really curious as to how this line of cars may have changed position further up the road.
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Or had a visible FINANCESRGR8 number plate!
 
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