The fact that Melissa cannot recall the events correctly points to her fabricating (very badly) her story. The most reliable neighbor (I've read that he is retired law enforcement) was in his hot tub room and reported seeing a female in a white shirt and grey sweatpants walking past his house at 0630 holding a paper up to the sky. Isn't she supposed to speak from memory? She previously told Daily Mail Australia she 'doesn't want anyone's sympathy' but has maintained a dignified silence in the wake of William's disappearance. The coupleforged ahead with $769,000 home renovation in 2015. He was not at the grandmother's house at that time supposedly to get better phone reception.Also, interestingly, at 12:03 in the first part of the interview it is as if the foster mother has a slip of the tongue saying William is dead. The charges come as police spend a third day searching three areas in Kendall, on the NSW Mid-North Coast, for Williams body. Did it take minutes for William to die? The foster mother gives away that William is deceased.She says He WOULD be about two and a half feet tall.He WOULD be two and a half feet tall IF he was still alive, in one piece & standing.The whole there is a state park nearbyTHIS IS A DEORR KUNTZ COPYCAT case.I get the impression Williams body has been thrown down a well shaft.They heard him. Instead, she starts by explaining why she took photos of him that morning. They already considered her a missing person. "We heard him roaring around the garden and then I thought, 'Oh I havent heard him, I better go check on him, and couldnt find him,' " she said. Obviously the father was part of this but in the reports we are told he was not there.Adrian. Another interesting thing in terms of location is that Karlies father (Zachary) reportedly said he found one or more footprints of her in the White Mountains. Deputy State Coroner Grahame acknowledged the suffering endured by both families and thanked them from sitting through more than a year and a half of "harrowing" evidence. You notice things other people don't. A liar avoids a direct lie as it causes stress and could also lead to words spoken which may later be proved untrue. She also only thought it could be five, which is to continue to give vague information. In that case, she had to leave William alone in the tree (she couldnt hold him since she had to take some distance to take the photo). Sunrise on Oct 13th was at 0700. To have the car out of the picture so that it was less likely to be searched for forensic evidence?One thing I found odd was the mother saying in the 60 minutes interview (when asked when she last saw William): Playing around that patio area. She puts the extra word in do when it is not needed, [because] we [do] live by a highway. I thought it could be five is not specific; the mother expects the operator to interpret five as five minutes, when it could be five hours, or longer - generally, people tend to avoid telling a direct lie. Thankyou. "Yes, it could be possible.Note the increase in tension ("walking") body posture associated with the "bush""I was walking through the bush". The foster mother begins her emergency call with a greeting Yeah hi. This level of politeness is unexpected in an emergency call which is often described as a form of excited utterance.. Her location is allegedly round the corner from him on the patio but there is so much conflicting information regarding that, it is not credible. Were coming up on ten hours (breathless) and nows the part where Im saying I have to do something because weve had CHP fly over, weve had the, Inyo County, Inyo Mono County Sher-, um, Sheriffs flying over, er, ah. The operator maybe already knew by that point in her questioning, that the mother wouldnt know her sons height. While telling us the positive statement she was awake her head shakes in disagreement with her words. And, she hadn't smoked weed in a month. That it`s going to have to make sense at that point. If I gave the same answer as before an experienced detective may feel I was withholding information by my use of the word just. This indicates missing information. She commits to it with the pronoun I, uses negative language and then tells us literally what is on her mind.Adrian. Who cares about a scenic description at such a moment. She knows this because she [said] can you see daddys car? She has never mentioned that before. The parents had an opportunity to get information out about karlie on air and they didn't want to take it.Adrian. -Order of importance1. There is a case that I have been following closely and would like to see if I'm missing something in the analysis of her statement. William was pretending to be a lion that is why he was roaring around the garden. She feels William is contaminated? I think she's right (interestingly, she also says "to hear about abductions out here" instead of "abductions to happen out here"). She then states that after she got ready for bed with all of those activities that are sensitive to sexual and domestic abuse, And, so we ended up back in the living room with her brothers for a little bit. Its like someone saying I had a small piece of cake instead of simply saying I had a piece of cake, by adding the word small they show that they want you to know that information. If the person just went missing, we would not expect any past tense references from anyone yet. Which one was playing "hide and seek" "daddy tiger" with William? What does she have to gain by third parties believing Karlie is not in the desert? He knows me, said Pence, who served as governor of Indiana when Buttigieg came out as gay during his reelection campaign for mayor.Does that sound like a threat? Autumns last post led me here.I want to put this on blast because I [dont know] what to do to consider her a missing person. 9:55pm Nov 4, 2022 NOW William Tyrrell's foster mum not guilty of lying to crime commission Couch destroys car in Sydney Protester glues hand to artwork in Parliament House Couple to face court today charged with the murder and torture of baby Survivor speaks after former drama teacher jailed Huge winter cruise season expected Shes not simply in the desert or somewhere in the desert, shes out in the desert. We've walked up and down Benaroon Drive and we can't find him.Its hard to make head or tail of the beginning (I dont know accuracy of transcript). I have transcribed October 22, 2018 FB Live video in which Melissa describes what happened in the hours preceding Karlie's disappearance. I would want all scenarios including Karlie being in the desert thoroughly researched in such a situation. The foster mother and grandmother were drinking tea and chatting when she said William jumped off the small side deck of the house, went down the stairs and around the corner and suddenly could be no longer heard. "His words are riddled with negative language. It's amazing. "She called the repairman to fix the washing machine.NOT GOOD. And, um, still just not thinking, well, maybe she did smoke something that was bad. We also have the concern regarding Neglect. The couple have since bought a four-bedroom low rise worth more than $2million. William Tyrrell's foster-mother has broken down on the stand recalling the moment she thought that her son's abductor also planned to take her daughter. Oh thank you. She wanted to paint my toenails. The foster mother said that taking in children as foster parents was something she and the foster father had always wanted to do, William instantly bonded with his foster father after being taken from his biological parents aged seven months and placed with the wealthy north shore couple. When asked to describe him, the mother goes into some detail about his hair and his eyes. Adrian, they were sitting on some sort of porch/patio I think. In a way that seems rather over the top (Thank You to CHP-love you, theyre amazing). There's just something. She tells us Im not a liar rather than saying Im telling the truth. The foster mother gives a lengthy answer (three paragraphs long) starting with: I, cause I, I took the photo, I took three photos, I, I do photo books, ehm, of what we do as a family every year. I immediately got out of the carThats a big difference in a few lines of text, who knows what new information we might discover if we revise the transcript fully.Adrian. Thank you Autumn.I will watch & tell you my impressions. William was just three years old when he vanished while playing with his sister on September 12, 2014. Did you see that? If so then there is a possibility that the mother had some sensitivity towards her connection to the children which came out in her language. Oh, god. Zac said he didn't feel comfortable involving anyone else without their permission. I think the photo looks rather staged. The problem is differentiating between legitimate and deceptive use. The episode (in 3 parts) can be found here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTh6DM5FEAYhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5fhsGSVOMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxxLQ_K5ljYIn the first episode, the foster mother mentions at least twice a tree she was trying to let William climb in. Any vehicles? To the south of Bishop are the Black Mountains (Black is the opposite of White). Her mention of bathroom, teeth and wash and door.I had to go to the bathroom, brush my teeth, wash my face her door was open all nightReferences to water and doors are related to sexual abuse, doors and the opening of doors are related to childhood sexual abuse. If that is the case, why would she hold those back? [She was awake]." I think the foster mother's words are all perfectly normal responses to the questions she was asked. I mean that`s -- that`s the constant. How old was the playmate? "My other daughter", seemed odd to me too when finding out she only mentions William and his sister. "These kids are the responsibility of the state, but they are not everyones property.". Williams Bike:Below is my revised unedited version of the question from the Police interview.http://williamtyrrelldisappearance.blogspot.com/2015/10/in-their-words-william-tyrrells-parents.htmlP: What were his likes? He would roar and they would answer him with a roar. television rather than watching the child, and the child is abducted, the mother may show signals of guilt that is not due to the abduction. On its page, the group advocates for a Coronial Inquest into Williams disappearance, something they now hope possible as a result of this weeks victory. Were coming up on ten hours (breathless) and nows the part where Im saying I have to do something because weve had CHP fly over, weve had the, Inyo County, Inyo Mono County Sher-, um, Sheriffs flying over, er, ah. They were questioned about their understanding of abuse and neglect, their response to dealing with children's behaviour resulting from neglect, and their willingness to protect a child's identity and culture. So thats, yeah, thats my last sound my last sound memory of him is wraah and then its nothing. We are told that Karlie was paranoid and didnt want to be alone so there could be a connection there.And, um, so, um, we [hung] out for a little bit in the kitchenbed and I spent the [whole] night with her. 'But (it was ) .. just fabulous to watch'. I would not even entertain the idea of it.Adrian. I've been looking at part one of the links I send.I find it kind of hilarious (though this probably isn't the right word for the circumstances, by lack of other description)Kate shows us the last time she went check on the kids.She tells how she was standing outside the door when she noticed it to be open more then they had left it (if they went on turn to check on the kids, how would she know the door wasnt left further open then she maybe had left it open when she went to check before? I`m just wondering if there`s anything else you want me to tell Caylee because everybody -- you know I always get an opportunity to speak to the media. (Has it been verified the husband had a meeting? The analysis I did on the fathers comment in my previous post showed he said:"I mean, he [wouldnt], hes [not] a wanderer, he [wouldnt] [even] cross the street by himself. In that case the fact that her daughter was also a foster child was probably (1) at the forefront of the foster mother's mind and (2) something the foster mother didn't want to draw attention to. I think the foster parents quickly came up with the scenario of a kidnapper to move suspicion away from themselves. If the child has been missing for months, resistance to accepting death is much less.3. So we have big problem, we are led to believe she walked round from the front of the house but are then given conflicting information saying she had just walked out. 2. Jamie Redknapp sells six-bed Surrey mansion he shared with both his wives for 4.95M Partygate civil servant Sue Gray could be barred from joining Labour for a year as 'vindictive' Cabinet Why you DON'T need to ask your in-laws' permission to propose! His usage of past tense language adds another flag which should be considered along with everything else. They then attended a school assembly across the road to see a child in their care receive an award. So to reiterate, one daughter is introduced with we were which allows for her to bring the language [other daughter] into her statement, so we see there are two introductions made.This brings us to the question where did the other daughter disappear to in the rest of the story? Mum and I are talking, and I still hear nothing and I think 'That's really weird.' Together with her unexpected greeting at the outset of the call, we begin to question whether this mother has a need to ingratiate herself with authorities. It doesn't mean that they aren't welcome it just means for me I have a hard time deciphering through them. She did not get the number plates, because the cars were not significant to her at that time she said tearily. 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