Well, we did have one species, but it's been extinct for 50000 years, so.
My teenage son and I both have Apple Watches. We also have iPhones along with my parents and my siblings. None of us have anything linked on find my phones etc. Not ‘interesting’ , more just can’t be bothered! The feature may exist, but that doesn’t mean someone has to use it. So I don’t think anything more needs to be read into it than that (and this is coming from having my own missing person experience with one of those family members last year).
I have a growing collection of photos of my spouse looking for:
I have also taken a break. If Satdee’s search doesn't find her, I doubt she will be in my lifetime.
And sadly, a smell no one ever forgets
True very thick grass can't walk through great place to hide a body but the smell would give it away
Seen both Yowies and Bunyips and even the MinMin lights at Ballarat.
I could set my watch by the frequency of Xanthe Mallet popping up to offer her opinions. I appreciate that really all she said was she hadn’t given up hope because of C. Smith etc but of course she’ll be paraphrased into a headline like that and she must be savvy enough to know and imagine the potentially false hope this might give people, especially those who don’t realise she’s not an advisor to police or anything like that. She frustrates me.
Eerie twist in search for Samantha Murphy
Specialist detectives have been summoned in the search for Samantha Murphy, as a crime expert reveals that she could still be alive. Here's why she's not giving up hope.www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org
Think the words were “someone in the wider family had an AVO” I took it to mean against them, not that they were the victim.It didnt mention Murphy’s themselves.
www.abc.net.au
Not just a TV presenter.
Xanthé Mallett - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Xanthé Danielle Mallett (/ˈzænθi/; born 17 December 1976) is a Scottish forensic anthropologist, criminologist and television presenter.[1] She specialises in human craniofacial biometrics and hand identification, and behaviour patterns of paedophiles, particularly online.[2] She is a senior lecturer at the University of Newcastle in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.
She received her bachelor's degree in archaeological sciences from the University of Bradford, a master's degree in biological anthropology at the University of Cambridge, and her doctorate in forensic science from the University of Sheffield.[4]
For five years, she worked at the Centre for Anatomy & Human Identification (CAHID) at the University of Dundee, Scotland,[3] where she was a forensic practitioner and a lecturer of forensic anthropology.[4][5] Mallet stated that her interest in criminology began to increase, which led her to move to Australia in 2012. "My casework experience helped me to realise that I was becoming more interested in investigating the behaviours behind the crimes, rather than identifying the victims and offenders from physical evidence they leave behind," she said. She was a senior lecturer at the University of New England in Armidale, New South Wales,[6] before taking the same role at the University of Newcastle in Newcastle, New South Wales.[7]
Mallett has been published in various academic journals including the International Journal of Legal Medicine and the Journal of Forensic Sciences. In 2014, she published the book Mothers Who Murder: And Infamous Miscarriages of Justice about mothers who kill their own children
Oh, please let this be the break we've all been waiting for.
Samantha Murphy most likely dead, police say, as phone clue leads to new search
Investigators say they believe "more parties" are involved in the Ballarat mother's disappearance and "everyone" in her life is a person of interest as the search focuses on bushland south of Ballarat.
Breaking as of 12 minutes ago. Phone data is leading police to an area around Mount Clear which is south of Ballarat’s CBD. Hope she is found today!
www.unilad.com
www.abc.net.au
That's confusing. I'm guessing that's a typo and it should read Ms Murphy instead of Mr.From this link...
Samantha Murphy most likely dead, police say, as phone clue leads to new search
Investigators say they believe "more parties" are involved in the Ballarat mother's disappearance and "everyone" in her life is a person of interest as the search focuses on bushland south of Ballarat.
"Police will today narrow-in on an area at Mount Clear, south of Ballarat CBD,
as part of their investigation into the suspicious disappearance of the mother-of-three who did not return from a Sunday jog on February 4.
With bushland on both sides of it,
Mount Clear is adjacent to an area called Canadian Plantation,
where Mr Murphy is thought to have been running when she went missing."
Does this mean husband knew where she might have been?
