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Can anyone clarify if Josie was making dinner at the time? I've seen it mentioned here twice but no links.
Can anyone clarify if Josie was making dinner at the time? I've seen it mentioned here twice but no links.
I think it was Shannon.Can anyone clarify if Josie was making dinner at the time? I've seen it mentioned here twice but no links.
Re-watching the ACA report from tonight.
Does anyone find it strange that a family friend is admonishing people for "conspiracy theories", saying "this child has not been taken!" The reasoning being that there are 6 gates to get to the highway.
Sorry, but what?
Nothing has been ruled out at this stage. They've done a complete search of the property or at least the scrub and he hasn't been located just having wandered off.
Is this one of those situations where police just let family and friends speak to the media to see what they'll divulge?
How would she know definitively that no one abducted him off the property (could be someone who knows the property) and if that's the case then she's implying that he remains on the property and logic dictates he hasn't wandered off.
I'm baffled.
I've spent some time living in Victoria, so I'm well aware that it's basically a religion down there, but I'm curious how big it is in South Australia?I kinda just assumed everyone on here was from Australia but probably not, so just a bit of context. Aussie Rules football (AFL) is basically our version of the Superbowl. The Grand Final is one of the biggest days of the year here and Snoop Dogg even performed at it this year. South Australians and Victorians are especially big on their footy, most people stop what they’re doing to watch.
September 27 was the day Gus was reported missing and that also happened to be Grand Final day. The reported timeline for him being last seen, around 5:00 to 5:30pm, lines up almost exactly with when the game would have been finishing in South Australia. That’s normally when everyone’s glued to the TV or talking about the end of the match.
If people were watching the game at the time there’d actually be really clear reference points for remembering the exact moment they last saw him, like what was happening in the match or when the siren went.
A valid point, no doubt... But it's still strange...Does anyone find it strange that a family friend is admonishing people for "conspiracy theories", saying "this child has not been taken!" The reasoning being that there are 6 gates to get to the highway.
Can anyone clarify if Josie was making dinner at the time? I've seen it mentioned here twice but no links.
There's a difference between being asked by the media what you think happened and specifically going to the media to speak out and shut down speculation by declaring something definitively didn't happen.Just like how would the SES guy know Gus was definitely not on the property? None of them know. People are voicing their opinions as fact.
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A valid point, no doubt... But it's still strange...
Was it a statement? or a claim?
Did they say it as if it was a fact? or as if it was their own opinion?
Hi SLouTh. .. another very sad & confusing situation involving a disappeared child.Have they dug through the sand pit? It is possible that Gus may have accidentally buried himself if he dug a large hole and the walls collapsed on him??
Even adults have been caught out like this and died…. It wouldn’t take much for a small child to be trapped in this way….
JMO ..
From my experience most ‘stocked’ properties have a number of working dogs, however not all dogs go on ‘all jobs’. Like we humans, their particular skill levels are usually matched to the job at hand,I asked about that too. I thought surely the dogs would follow Gus and try to herd him home but someone said they were likely in a kennel. However, we've seen them in pictures running around freely.
Or, he had been left to his own devices while the game was on, then gone to call him in when it finished .I kinda just assumed everyone on here was from Australia but probably not, so just a bit of context. Aussie Rules football (AFL) is basically our version of the Superbowl. The Grand Final is one of the biggest days of the year here and Snoop Dogg even performed at it this year. South Australians and Victorians are especially big on their footy, most people stop what they’re doing to watch.
September 27 was the day Gus was reported missing and that also happened to be Grand Final day. The reported timeline for him being last seen, around 5:00 to 5:30pm, lines up almost exactly with when the game would have been finishing in South Australia. That’s normally when everyone’s glued to the TV or talking about the end of the match.
If people were watching the game at the time there’d actually be really clear reference points for remembering the exact moment they last saw him, like what was happening in the match or when the siren went.
No it is definitely not strange for a family friend to to publicly defend them, this family is in enough pain with loss of a small child and they are being vilified for their family situation and suggestive conspiracy theories are also hurtful. They believe he has wandered off, not taken. This is their opinion, which they are entitled to. they may not be able to bring themselves to believe he was taken, which would be a far worse secnario than him wandering off.Re-watching the ACA report from tonight.
Does anyone find it strange that a family friend is admonishing people for "conspiracy theories", saying "this child has not been taken!" The reasoning being that there are 6 gates to get to the highway.
Sorry, but what?
Nothing has been ruled out at this stage. They've done a complete search of the property or at least the scrub and he hasn't been located just having wandered off.
Is this one of those situations where police just let family and friends speak to the media to see what they'll divulge?
How would she know definitively that no one abducted him off the property (could be someone who knows the property) and if that's the case then she's implying that he remains on the property and logic dictates he hasn't wandered off.
I'm baffled.
I mean absolutely no disrespect when I ask this but... what the devil do people do who live out there? Nothing is growing, there is little or no water, you are ten of km from the nearest rd!This should open up to google maps and show Oak Park Station.
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No it is definitely not strange for a family friend to to publicly defend them, this family is in enough pain with loss of a small child and they are being vilified for their family situation and suggestive conspiracy theories are also hurtful. They believe he has wandered off, not taken. This is their opinion, which they are entitled to. they may not be able to bring themselves to believe he was taken, which would be a far worse secnario than him wandering off.
What would be strange is if their friends did not publicly support them.