I have just been rereading the initial outcome of the Allanna Pearl Smith appeal re release of the information that William had been placed in foster care. There is one particular paragraph that has grabbed my attention and it shows the specific strategy that police investigators employ. I believe the reference by the Justice to Detective Chief Inspector is referring to DCI Jubelin.
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The Detective Chief Inspector in charge of the investigation deposes that the investigation is being conducted as a homicide investigation, although police remain open to the possibility that Julian may yet be found alive. He has briefed the Coroner, who has been made aware of Julian’s in-care status. The Detective Chief Inspector says that in his view publication would be damaging to the investigation. The reasons he proffers for this opinion are that police reveal information to the media in a managed way, to achieve particular strategic objectives; that prior to his becoming involved, a decision was made not to reveal Julian’s in-care status, which has since been consistently maintained; that if it were decided to reveal Julian’s status, the information could be released in a controlled environment, for strategic objectives; and that if such information were published in an unmanaged way, it would be damaging to the investigation because it would provoke significant interest and lead to intense speculation and rumour, potentially divert the focus of the public from matters which investigators consider important and delay efforts to obtain important information, and also divert police resources from the investigation to respond to information based on speculation and rumour. Further, it would deprive police of the opportunity to use the release of the information for strategic objectives."
This gives me a clear indication that 'we' should be looking at what information was released prior to DCI Jubelin taking over the case and
I believe that will give us a pretty clear understanding of what the investigators' strategy was and is still currently. I believe DCI Jubelin took over the case at the end of January 2015 but stand to be corrected on that point.
https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/58853ecfe4b058596cba36a9
Maybe, I find myself heading back to the beginning often.
Police have launched
a special strike force to help find three-year-old missing boy William Tyrell on the fifth day of the frantic search as it's revealed even police sniffer dogs can't find a trace or scent of the toddler.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...arents-house-FIVE-days-ago.html#ixzz58B7I4uaI
AJ - arrested in the days following Williams disappearance - no media coverage for about a year.
BS - returned to grandmas to fix the washer on the 9th September.
PB - former GAPA president arrested - media coverage in the local newspaper, though gapa not mentioned.
19 December 2014
A PENSIONER was convicted on Friday of the aggravated indecent assault of a child.
Paul John Bickford, of Pacific Drive in Port Macquarie, sat alongside his wife for the morning's hearing.
The incident happened earlier this year in Port Macquarie involving a girl under 12 years............
Bickford and his wife left the courtroom together after the magistrate adjourned sentencing until February 19.
http://www.portnews.com.au/story/2775774/pensioner-convicted-of-indecent-assault/
BS - being investigated by facs and local detectives 9 December 2014.
Mr Spedding had been initially interviewed by FACS workers on December 9 last year in an inquiry separate to the Tyrell case...........
The same month Port Macquarie detectives tried to contact her, she said,
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/n...e/news-story/73350ebd1be700109fa5a5eb5bb06d0c
Family Services quizzed ‘person of interest’: Children were removed from tradesman Bill Spedding’s care
BS - Following William’s disappearance, Mr Spedding gave a 10-page statement to police, as well as a DNA swab, to assist with the investigation.
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/n...l/news-story/6d94cf0b183fb09f927bc96e3d67ce58
William Spedding: I never did anything to hurt William Tyrell
Tuesday 20 January 2015 and the days following
BS home and office raided. Three cars seized, phones, computers, mattress and other items sent for testing.
He named people that had not seen him.
A spider man figurine found in his work van.
He and his wife spoke to the media and said they would stick together.
http://www.portnews.com.au/story/2830409/william-tyrell-focus-turns-to-bonny-hills-home/