I like their name...it makes me think of a dinosaur investigating with his short arms and all.
Just marked the bush tracks to make it easier to see.
Isn't this the case where the dog followed his scent then it just stopped?
What day of the week did he go missing?
September 12th was a Friday.
wait, why am I doing your work if you're the investigating dinosaur?
Cause your helping to solve this, and save me wasting time going over stuff you already know.Originally Posted by Words Words
It's not wasting time if you read the first few pages, I got the day from the link on the first post.
plus, if you read the rest of the pages you could tell me if this is the one with the sniffing dog that lost the scent as if he got in a car.
And this is the sound of my head exploding.
POOF.
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Supposedly scent was lost in the driveway. Not confirmed.
So, it appears that there is only two theories: he wandered off and hasn't been found (thick bushland); or he was deliberately kidnapped by someone.
How about: he wandered away and then was found by someone who had no thought, until that moment, of taking a child?
Or: He wandered a short distance and then was picked up by someone who had never acted on his thoughts about children previously?
Or: He wandered a short distance and was spotted by a passing pedophile?
Or he wandered a short distance, and a pterodactyl got him?
I'm sticking with that theory until it pans out.
William's grandfather, Martin de Rose, passed away on 13 February, 2014.
Is he buried in the Cemetery not more than 250m from the house where he was staying with his Grandmother?
Did anyone ever take him for a visit to his grandfather's grave?
whatever. it was pazuzu and you know it.Or he wandered a short distance, and a pterodactyl got him?
I'm sticking with that theory until it pans out.
anyhoo.
So, case solved.
So, if he was playing hide-and-seek in the back yard and he was hiding somewhere in the garden.
His sister didn't find him, so he became bored and remembers that his grandfather through the bush somewhere.
Off he goes, no one sees him. The neighbour is away and he is effectively walking along the back fences of the houses facing Ellendale Cres.
Let's say he actually does go to the cemetery and wanders around for a while, before deciding to head back to grandma's house.
But which track to take?
He might have taken the track into the bush.
He might have taken the track leading to Batar Creek Road.
William's "complicated family history" which precludes (by law) his parents being identified??
Any ideas?
He was probably eaten by a dingo.
OK
He's definitely dead
Dingos or wild animals probably got to his remains. Sad story.
"The love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of man" -Charles Darwin
Thanks all for your help btw.
Not exactly sure what you were looking for. This is a largely American board. We're not a team of crime solvers, we're a board for discussing crime. Everything you're asking has already been discussed at length within this thread if you read back. I take it you didn't. No one here is personally involved with the case.
Yep, sure I understand. I was in the wrong place obviously.
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