Where’s your proof the time isn’t 9.39am? The SFR‘s last search and the ‘critical time frame‘ was the 96 minutes before the police arrived on the scene, the 9.39am was accepted by investigators after forensics had examined the camera because why bother with the 96 minutes?
If this video is crucial to solving William’s disappearance, ultimately, to bring the FPs to justice, why was it handed over to the DM, and then, uploaded, unedited, on the internet, to be scrutinised to the nth degree by the public?
This vital missing piece of the puzzle, the muddled headed 80 year old woman’s attempt at assisting the police, the SFR team just let it go? It’s not as if she can be interviewed again.
She was so sure and not sure about everything, it was 6 days after, it might as well have been years, she struggled with her memory, even denying a call which for a fact, took place.
The police would have interviewed her away from the cameras, we don’t have access to those conversations, but this video is the key?
It’s interesting how allowances are made for men in their 60s and 70s in this case and others, but a grieving, recently widowed woman of 80, whose mental state we have no knowledge about, is mercilessly picked apart. What is she guilty of?
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In his opening address, Gerard Craddock SC said the photograph was taken at 9:37 am on the day in question, saying “that is a time of which we can be certain”. We then learned that "certainty" was actually inaccurate.
If not for defence counsel bringing to the attention of Coroner Harriet Grahame we may never have known about the adjustment. Clearly, the initial taskforce knew about the adjusted times, it wasn't simply an oversight by counsel at the inquest.
The original time stamps are not favorable to the whole abduction story. Without the 'corrected' time there's no abduction theory is there? 7:37 am places all parties still present at the house, 9:37 am removes the MFC from the picture, pardon the pun.
Why is it, that the first press release by police on the afternoon of September 12th was an outdated daycare photo used? Surely in most cases of missing persons, the police would want to use the last known image (what they were wearing etc). in case a member of the public recalled seeing a young child fitting that description.
I put it to you there was a very good reason that the spiderman photo was not used that afternoon because the metadata showed 7:37am - 7:39am.
Whilst on the subject of the deck photos, I draw your attention to photo DSC01103 7:37:29 am (the 2nd photo of 5). William's right hand shows motion blur. Motion blur is caused when the shutter speed is slower, this occurs often in low light situations. Light at 7:37am, is never going to be brighter than light at 9:37am
Why 9:37am is favourable to the abduction theory is because the MFC is not there. However, in the famous 'roar' image DSCO1106 William is clearly looking up at someone behind taking the image. It's nearly impossible to replicate that image (of a 3yr looking up) with just 1 person taking the photo. The FFC tries to make the point that she took the photo at awkward angle. I put it to you that she was at ground level the same as William was.
What is not in dispute, is whatever happened to William, occurs after these images were taken be it 7:39am or 9:37am.
Much was also made of a mystery (boogie) person asking for directions at the general store to Benaroon Drive, that this could be the perpetrator. Isn't it the case that this is the same general store that the MFC picked up the 2 newspapers from? What's to say that the MFC lost his sense of direction having not been at Kendall for several months (having arrived the night before) and that it was him asking for directions? Was there a description of the make and colour of the car that this mystery person was driving? Did it match with MFC, or not? Kind of ironic don't you think that this mystery person and the MFC both went to the same store. Media seemed to have run with that boogie man scenario to fit into the abduction narrative.
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Why did Mr Jubelin raise the possibility of Mr Savage's wife running over William? Why was being "run over" as a scenario plausible for Savage but not for the carers? Proximity wise there would've been a higher chance of being run over at 48 Benaroon Dr than outside the Savages.
The FFGM video simply highlights inconsistencies, so close after the actual incident, merely 6 days. Much about this whole case has many many inconsistencies. Surely you can't use the "grieving widow" as an excuse, I mean didn't her husband pass away in Feb/March? Wasn't she still highly respected in her local community, it seems that she was still quite an intelligent woman.
At the end of the day, justice for William is 100% the objective. I feel the current task force will ultimately achieve its objective.