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But they're not anonymous. And even if they were much of what's been posted in here would cause them harm if they, people that know them or know who they are read it. EDIT: IT's quite possible the online harassment is responsible for their mental health issues.

:rolleyes:

Regardless, if they're suffering mental health issues not only are they entitled to use it but they should use it.

Cmon... They're both fundamentals and you know it.

And they're entitled to use it!

You crack me up. Didn't you tell me just yesterday that open justice is a fundamental? What's the right to privacy then?

You must be new to the internet. Start here https://www.esafety.gov.au/key-issues/adult-cyber-abuse

Really?

Were Spedding and other POI's harassed in here like the current POI has been? I'll answer that for you - no.

You realise assault can be as 'simple' as a spank on the backside for being naughty or even a warning that it might happen 'if she does it again'? Child tells someone they were spanked and there you go - FP's up on assault charges. I realise spanking's no longer legal but in many people's view...

Or harass. I wonder how many forums some people have joined just for this purpose.

Yeah I know. What if the FP's are innocent?

Rubbish.

Nah they're being punished... ;)

Sure, so let's all find out everything about the case after a trial.

What's wrong with just having a legal process and if they're found guilty or innocent at the end so be it?

That's a pretty good analysis of the 'ransom' note. This was no well organised kidnapping, even if it started out as a kidnapping. But would you be looking for your daughter in your house (in what's probably a seldom seen part of the 4 story house) if she'd been kidnapped?

Just paint it a different colour and they'll never suspect it's yours.

How can a person have a legal agreement with another person on behalf of someone else, ie, how can Epstein and Guiffre have an agreement that, say, Prince Andrew can't be sued by Guiffre?

This guy does some good work. This is new and from the perspective of someone from the US.

It's not all that expensive these days. I have a 4 camera 4k system that set me back around $800. One thing you have to take into consideration is that if you don't notice something awry in the hours after it happens your files might be overwritten, depending on the size of the hard disk and...

He died. He mentioned it in confidence to an aged care worker at the place he lived who reported it to her boss who then reported it to police.

Depends how badly burned they are. Even if the cause of death can't be determined, which is unlikely, the cops will tell him they know how the couple died, without actually telling him how, and will be after a full confession 'for their families' and to 'make himself look better'. They'll tell...

From what I can see he/she loves his conspiracies.

It may be that she believed she was being asked how long he'd been missing before she started searching.

Interesting that early on in that interview the FFFC says that William didn't want to be in the tree because it was too high. I think this might cancel out the theory that he then climbed over the veranda rail and fell.

Could even be that they confronted him with evidence from his phone and/or GPS of his location at particular times that night and how long he was there and only then he decided to make admissions, if he's ever made them.

When Lynn and everyone else were first interviewed, "Here, have a drink of Sprite, on us".

A good hitman never divulges anything, even when confronted with overwhelming evidence.

And then he takes on another job for them! Interesting that they said they couldn't afford to pay him the full amount but then pay him hundreds of thousands more for a second hit. Note to self: When doing a hit for bikies get the full amount up front.