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SouthAussie said:
I thought Laidlaw was the manager of the Coronial police investigation unit (as well as head of the cold case unit).
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He was when the Coronial Unit was first set up, some years ago….. but I thought he had moved on from that role, to in charge of Cold Case …. But JMO as I don’t have a reference .


In 2007, he led the Coronial Investigation Team which developed closer working relationships between police and the NSW State Coroner’s Office.

He is a member of the SIDS Advisory Committee with the State Coroner’s Office and NSW Health, advising on children who die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

www.dailymail.co.uk

How an 'old school' detective has turned the William Tyrrell case

A decorated 40-year veteran with a flair for cracking cases, Detective David Laidlaw was already known for his superior analytical skills before taking on the high profile Tyrrell investigation.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
 
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SLouTh said:
He was when the Coronial Unit was first set up, some years ago….. but I thought he had moved on from that role, to in charge of Cold Case …. But JMO as I don’t have a reference .


In 2007, he led the Coronial Investigation Team which developed closer working relationships between police and the NSW State Coroner’s Office.

He is a member of the SIDS Advisory Committee with the State Coroner’s Office and NSW Health, advising on children who die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

www.dailymail.co.uk

How an 'old school' detective has turned the William Tyrrell case

A decorated 40-year veteran with a flair for cracking cases, Detective David Laidlaw was already known for his superior analytical skills before taking on the high profile Tyrrell investigation.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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He was one of the presenters in a webinar in March this year about "Death Certificates and coronial processes - engaging with coronial pathway partners".

The intro makes it sound as if he was still involved with the Coronial team in March 2023.
Maybe something has happened since March, and he is no longer part of that team.


Detective Chief Inspector David Laidlaw APM​

Investigation Coordinator, Coronial Liaison and Review Team, Unsolved Homicide Team, Homicide Squad, State Crime Command, NSW Police​

DCI Laidlaw joined NSW Police in 1977 and has worked in Major Crime Squads (primarily Homicide Squad) since 1995. Becoming Manager of the Coronial Investigation Team in 2007, DCI Laidlaw acts as liaison between NSW Police, the Coroner and NSW Health Pathology.

www.racgp.org.au

Death certificates and coronial processes – engaging with coronial pathway partners

This webinar will explain the circumstances in which GPs should issue a Medical Certificate of Cause of Death (MCCD) and take you through the roles and connections of different parties involved in the process.
www.racgp.org.au

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SouthAussie said:
He was one of the presenters in a webinar in March this year about "Death Certificates and coronial processes - engaging with coronial pathway partners".

The intro makes it sound as if he was still involved with the Coronial team in March 2023.
Maybe something has happened since March, and he is no longer part of that team.


Detective Chief Inspector David Laidlaw APM​

Investigation Coordinator, Coronial Liaison and Review Team, Unsolved Homicide Team, Homicide Squad, State Crime Command, NSW Police​

DCI Laidlaw joined NSW Police in 1977 and has worked in Major Crime Squads (primarily Homicide Squad) since 1995. Becoming Manager of the Coronial Investigation Team in 2007, DCI Laidlaw acts as liaison between NSW Police, the Coroner and NSW Health Pathology.

www.racgp.org.au

Death certificates and coronial processes – engaging with coronial pathway partners

This webinar will explain the circumstances in which GPs should issue a Medical Certificate of Cause of Death (MCCD) and take you through the roles and connections of different parties involved in the process.
www.racgp.org.au

​

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Thanks for that info SA … I hadn’t read that before ..(or maybe I had forgotten as the RACGP is ringing a bell ….. )

We know there is ”no love lost” between GJ and Craddock (from Jube’s Book) … I am starting to wonder if there is “no love lost” between Craddock and all Police????

Just a thought ….

But agree that Craddock was definitely making a point today!

IMO
 
SLouTh said:
Thanks for that info SA … I hadn’t read that before ..(or maybe I had forgotten as the RACGP is ringing a bell ….. )

We know there is ”no love lost” between GJ and Craddock (from Jube’s Book) … I am starting to wonder if there is “no love lost” between Craddock and all Police????

Just a thought ….

But agree that Craddock was definitely making a point today!

IMO
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I think that Craddock just likes to run his own race, with no interference? IMO
 
drsleuth said:
I think that Craddock just likes to run his own race, with no interference? IMO
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Was just reading Craddock's CV (there is a link to it within this link).
He has been a prosecutor for both the State DPP and the Commonwealth DPP.

Just thought that was interesting, with Craddock distancing the Coronial team from the police submission to the DPP.
 
drsleuth said:
She did say that there would be a time to discuss the police handling ( or words to that effect ) and that the inquest was not the time - Said when Mr O'Brien tried to bring it up a few times.
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Thanks for the reminder Doc…. .
I agree there will be definite recommendations … and it is usual for Government Departments to implement those recommendations ….
IMO
 
seekingjustice** said:

William Tyrrell inquest to be advised on foster mother’s potential charges​

The Director of Public Prosecutions will give advice by January next year on the viability of laying charges against William Tyrrell’s foster mother, a court has been told, after police submitted a brief of evidence suggesting the woman could be charged with concealing the toddler’s accidental death.

www.smh.com.au

William Tyrrell inquest to be advised on foster mother’s potential charges

Prosecutors will give advice by January on whether the woman could be charged over the toddler’s accidental death, an inquest was told. She maintains her innocence.
www.smh.com.au www.smh.com.au
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IMO that’s false & misleading headline.

as stated in that same article, Craddock stressed that the Inquest will not be notified: ‘ That advice won’t come to us, because it’s not a request for advice by this court or anyone associated with this court,” he said.

(Perhaps the reporter is hiding behind the fact that every media outlet would be reporting on any charges, so it would be strange if Craddock’s team failed to become aware ! )

IMO
 
drsleuth said:
Seems to me that the Coroner didn't support the action taken by NSWPF IMO
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We’re certainly all entitled to our interpretation, however I didn’t draw the same conclusion as you Dr.

The thing that immediately struck me earlier today when I heard Craddock’s comments was that there was an attempt to put to bed any of the ‘theories’ that have been thrown around / any hint of any association with the news of this Inquest Hearing and any charges or potential charges against the former foster carers.

IMO
 
Warshawski said:
We’re certainly all entitled to our interpretation, however I didn’t draw the same conclusion as you Dr.

The thing that immediately struck me earlier today when I heard Craddock’s comments was that there was an attempt to put to bed any of the ‘theories’ that have been thrown around / any hint of any association with the news of this Inquest Hearing and any charges or potential charges against the former foster carers.

IMO
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Sounds to me that you have the same interpretation. Just drsleuth took it one step further.

The Coronial team distanced themselves from the brief sent to the DPP. To dispel any theories that they might promote or agree with such an action.
 
SouthAussie said:
Sounds to me that you have the same interpretation. Just drsleuth took it one step further.

The Coronial team distanced themselves from the brief sent to the DPP. To dispel any theories that they might agree with such an action.
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I thought perhaps FFC's lawyer had been applying to the coroners court (among other places) for information about the police case against her. So the court was answering that they don't know and won't know.
 
JLZ said:
I thought perhaps FFC's lawyer had been applying to the coroners court (among other places) for information about the police case against her. So the court was answering that they don't know and won't know.
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And they had to tell that to the whole inquest? I doubt it.

If the lawyer applied for such information, the application would be rejected or approved. Just like they reject or approve the release of Coronial documents. It is not done by announcement in the public court.

imo
 
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