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She was responsible for his safety and welfare at the time he went missing. She disappeared for 20-25 minutes when WT disappeared and no one saw her. Her mother and the other child did not know WT was missing until approx. 10.40am. Her walkthrough contradicts her daughter's timeline and also her son-in-laws. There maybe other reasons for this but it cannot be ignored until more information is found. At some stage she took a trip down the road in her mother's car, which may have been in this timeframe as it has not been referred to in other's statements that they saw her take her car, so most likely before she had seen people outside of the house. No one has corroborated the cars she has found suspicious, no traces have been found of WT, of the people on the street that day no one has identified other strangers or any public POI's, she has maintained for years that WT went missing in a tight 5 minute period and yet when we check how many people were home and coming in and out of the small estate, no one saw anything. There were about 20 people in all. If her statement is correct then an opportunistic abductor took him. Many people have used the term Occam's razor over the years in regards to other POI's and I definitely think it should be applied in this instance. Then there is all the surrounding information of the morning prior to the disappearance that bb has outlined and on top of that, the actual circumstances of the foster family's lives, (short medium and long term) to be considered when assessing WT's disappearance. MOO
This doesn't rule out other scenarios though, as we all know there are ways into that part of the street where it is easy that no-one would be seen. imo
Even Lonergan is backtracking on his "positivity". Under oath in court on Monday he said ....
“We constantly discuss it,” Lonergan said. “It's one of those topics – that we simply don't know what happened to him that day.”.

‘Ask her if she did it’: William Tyrrell foster mother quizzed over balcony theory