Unsolved The Beaumont Children

[JimmyBC]

Souf Aussie with Cosi: The Beaumont Dig

 

[Soldier Of Misfortune]

Any news on the Cossie sponsored Dig?

countdown to Cosi taking out a restraining order when he realises what he's started...

 

[johnymac1]

countdown to Cosi taking out a restraining order when he realises what he's started...

I know what you mean
Unwittingly he has engaged with every conspiracy theorist in the state.

 

[Lyn]

Unfortunately, knowledge is Caped. The Police have been so stingy in what they have released to us.

I don't think anyone is close to solving it, If you have a POI in mind, it's incredibly difficult to prove it

It really seems to be the perfect crime. I agree, if more information was released, we may be able to link to a POI. I think they released general information and the public adds the details. Maybe this puts a poi in or out. It really is difficult to even find information or people that may help solve the puzzle.
Also, if you are going to make a police report - one they will actually take serious, you would have to spell out, their background, connections to Glenelg, proximity to Glenelg, what makes the person a suspect, physical appearance, age. Someone extremely confident, cocky, and the ability to seemingly groom/manipulate three children. Attracted to both sexes. Be able to take them away from the beach with no apparent child distress, Don't forget to add in a motive and animals.

 

[Soldier Of Misfortune]

It really seems to be the perfect crime. I agree, if more information was released, we may be able to link to a POI. I think they released general information and the public adds the details. Maybe this puts a poi in or out. It really is difficult to even find information or people that may help solve the puzzle.
Also, if you are going to make a police report - one they will actually take serious, you would have to spell out, their background, connections to Glenelg, proximity to Glenelg, what makes the person a suspect, physical appearance, age. Someone extremely confident, cocky, and the ability to seemingly groom/manipulate three children. Attracted to both sexes. Be able to take them away from the beach with no apparent child distress, Don't forget to add in a motive and animals.

have you tried so far Lyn or are you still collating as much evidence as possible before approaching anyone at sapol?

 

[Macka_321]

countdown to Cosi taking out a restraining order when he realises what he's started...

Its definitely worth a look just to rule it out.

 

[JimmyBC]

Why do I get the feeling Stansbury could be another you didn't dig in the right spot scenario.

 

[squawk]

If the sink hole property is part owned by Simone McIntyre then she has implied online that she is willing to allow a dig there. Not sure about the other sibling’s views or any conditions she/they may impose though.

 

[johnymac1]

If the sink hole property is part owned by Simone McIntyre then she has implied online that she is willing to allow a dig there. Not sure about the other sibling’s views or any conditions she/they may impose though.

In one of the Beaumont threads, Danny the other sibling was commenting here on BF. This was a while ago, maybe earlier in this thread. All of them had a say over the years, also a dude who was tight with Pike, Munroe and ole Maxie.
You would imagine the Stansbury Clan would want to finally clear it up! Over on FB, every follower of RV is blindly saying dig up Stansbury. Thats what triggered Cossie to chime in.
If they let it go ahead, it will finally get the monkey off their chest! Hopefully Cossie will debunk the theory for us!

 

[johnymac1]

Why do I get the feeling Stansbury could be another you didn't dig in the right spot scenario.

Maybe running a GPR over the spot first would help.
They have come down in price, I was thinking about buying one. I have hired them from time to time.
Unfortunately, the areas I'm testing are sand dunes and very uneven surfaces. I do already own metal detectors.
I want to run a GPR over the dunes at Port Noarlunga and the dunes at the old Minda Site at Hove.

 

[Jon#]

Maybe running a GPR over the spot first would help.
They have come down in price, I was thinking about buying one. I have hired them from time to time.
Unfortunately, the areas I'm testing are sand dunes and very uneven surfaces. I do already own metal detectors.
I want to run a GPR over the dunes at Port Noarlunga and the dunes at the old Minda Site at Hove.

Hi mate. They tried GPRs in US or Canada and were convinced they found a huge grave of children. It wasn't, they're not as wonderful as people think. I think they have given up using them to continue searching.
Minelab worked on one, sheesh I recall maybe 20yrs ago for handheld detecting but it just wasn't reliable enough with it's calls over non targets to real ones.
All they're good at is anomalies and even then not 100%. They'll find ghost shapes too.

 

[johnymac1]

Excavating a sink hole is not as easy as it seems. Often, they are connected to a cave system. And some systems may be partially or fully under the water table.
The Stansbury area was inhabited by the Narungga people. Excavators may come across areas of significance to the original landowners. From the vision Ch7 showed me, Max was aware of First nations presence on his property.

 

[johnymac1]

Hi mate. They tried GPRs in US or Canada and were convinced they found a huge grave of children. It wasn't, they're not as wonderful as people think. I think they have given up using them to continue searching.
Minelab worked on one, sheesh I recall maybe 20yrs ago for handheld detecting but it just wasn't reliable enough with it's calls over non targets to real ones.
All they're good at is anomalies and even then not 100%. They'll find ghost shapes too.

from what I understand of Max's sinkhole, He put something solid over the top of it. The GPR would be to detect that object, not so much any remains. I've tried one to look through a slab, could not see anything to warrant digging it up.

 

[Flying_as_One1991]

What if they get to Stansbury and find nothing, will be Massive egg on the face of all involved. Still swear they will find something.

 

[Macca180]

It really seems to be the perfect crime.

The perfect crime for that era. But most likely just luck combined with the era committed.

It would be the perfect crime if it was pulled off in 2025.
ZERO chance anyone gets away with it today.

 

[JimmyBC]

The perfect crime for that era. But most likely just luck combined with the era committed.

It would be the perfect crime if it was pulled off in 2025.
ZERO chance anyone gets away with it today.

I think the weirdos probably focus on isolated areas these days, if someone tried abducting kids on a popular beach now chances are it would be caught in the background while someone was vlogging lol.

 

[EyeMedia]

I think the weirdos probably focus on isolated areas these days, if someone tried abducting kids on a popular beach now chances are it would be caught in the background while someone was vlogging lol.

A lot of police investigative work involves sitting around waiting for tip-offs and info from the general public. Yes, it would be harder to get away with it today. Much harder. And police will often tell you that people frequently ‘get away with it’ simply due to sheer luck, and nothing more. They are not criminal geniuses or masterminds.

 

[johnymac1]

I think the weirdos probably focus on isolated areas these days, if someone tried abducting kids on a popular beach now chances are it would be caught in the background while someone was vlogging lol.

I was at Glenelg beach a few years ago and there was a solo dude filming girls on the beach. Modern cameras have even bigger screens nowadays. Passers-by could see what he was videoing. Glenelg beach remains a gathering place for all of Adelaide's pervs and crazies, I'm afraid to say.

 

[squawk]

A number of people in this thread have reasonably asked what the organisers of the recent Castalloy dig will conclude from an outcome that yielded no new evidence.

This was posted today. Interestingly, the image includes another image, showing the cover of the book previously released by the organisers of the dig (see the bottom left corner).

Is this all about self promotion, or not?

 

[Soldier Of Misfortune]

I just googled "how many steps in a mile?" and found out it's about 2000. So conceivably, they're giving us the heads up that we're going to get 2,000,000 more books and digs about Phipps.

 

[InstinctivelyAlert]

I just googled "how many steps in a mile?" and found out it's about 2000. So conceivably, they're giving us the heads up that we're going to get 2,000,000 more books and digs about Phipps.

….and Phipps will remain the main suspect, Cosi will be all over TV, and we’ll be no closer! Thank you for your mathematical prowess!

 

[diorama]

I just googled "how many steps in a mile?" and found out it's about 2000. So conceivably, they're giving us the heads up that we're going to get 2,000,000 more books and digs about Phipps.

I just googled "how to make chicken stock", and it's really bad news for these guys who've decided to make themselves a laughing stock

 

[squawk]

The organisers of the dig had a lot to gain if it yielded results. The biggest result is that nothing was found.

They have more or less said that the absence of remains being discovered means they have achieved something by “ruling out” the Castalloy site.

They haven’t helped their cause by including a photo of the cover of their book….

 

[Jase327]

 

[JimmyBC]

Don't get excited