Current 4yo Boy Missing Yunta SA

[zedx]

I understand a massive property like that would probably have a lot of gates but I was referring to the idea of anybody driving in to the homestead from the main, needing to open and close six gates.

Seems inefficient.

It is inefficient, seems there is no other way to keep the paddocks separated that is not costly and efficient. or maybe that is the way it has always been done and no one has brain stormed to find a simpler solution?

 

[Sqotty from office works]

I understand a massive property like that would probably have a lot of gates but I was referring to the idea of anybody driving in to the homestead from the main, needing to open and close six gates.

Seems inefficient.

My brothers place had 5 gates from the road.
Quite normal, maybe city folk don't understand the country.

 

[Kurve]

My brothers place had 5 gates from the road.
Quite normal, maybe city folk don't understand the country.

Two gates I've seen but not more and I'm not city folk. True I've been on sheep stations but nothing as big as Oak Park.

I looked over that property from the homestead out last night and couldn't find one gate, unless they were invisible to my eye.

 

[Sqotty from office works]

Two gates I've seen but not more and I'm not city folk. True I've been on sheep stations but nothing as big as Oak Park.

I looked over that property from the homestead out last night and couldn't find one gate, unless they were invisible to my eye.

I will let my brother know that he's got 3 to many gates

 

[Kurve]

I will let my brother know that he's got 3 to many gates

Well, if he doesn't mind who am I to say it would be a pain in the arse?

 

[MP_]

Two gates I've seen but not more and I'm not city folk. True I've been on sheep stations but nothing as big as Oak Park.

I looked over that property from the homestead out last night and couldn't find one gate, unless they were invisible to my eye.

Yeah when you look at the satellite image of the property it only looks like one gate which is near to the homestead to get in from the oak Park road which I’m assuming is a public road.

 

[Kurve]

I will let my brother know that he's got 3 to many gates

The point was me trying to get an idea of whether or not the person who said there were six gates to get through to access Gus at the homestead, was accurate.

 

[Sqotty from office works]

Well, if he doesn't mind who am I to say it would be a pain in the arse?

It's bigger than a pain in the arse.
But 5 gates it is.
You can argue with him ,because I've been losing that argument for over 40 years.
I'm not sure someone would open 6 gates for kidnapping Gus. Family member would though

 

[Kurve]

Yeah when you look at the satellite image of the property it only looks like one gate which is near to the homestead to get in from the oak Park road which I’m assuming is a public road.

The grid I could see pretty clearly from satellite imagery but no gate, I might have missed it.

 

[MP_]

The grid I could see pretty clearly from satellite imagery but no gate, I might have missed it.

I’ve only used the images I can see from google maps and it’s not super clear but there is something of an entrance/grate near the homestead but doesn’t appear to be anything directly off the main entrance road. But a property that big they may enter via numerous directions depending on where they’ve been.

 

[Underarrest_]

https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/874e9cc15a1b8d95c88e3316910d5cdb

Looks like one gate at least on the property aside from the grid further in from the home.
Haven’t seen any others. Would be good to see an aerial view of the whole property and service roads just to make more sense of the area.

 

[Edna Mode]

Police stating they don't suspect Foul play,

“We have nothing to suggest foul play at THIS TIME, but we’re obligated to consider every possibility,” he said.

When the police have saturated the place and there is nowhere else to look. They would have to consider a third-party involvement.

https://www.news.com.au/national/south-australia/police-adf-return-to-remote-south-australia-property-in-search-for-missing-4yearold-gus/news-story/6d4d66e66d82611ee2ab848ecbe4d22d

 

[Underarrest_]

Seems there might have been children riding bikes on the property at times.
Warning sign going into the property.

 

[CodyRose]

I’m pretty sure the police chief came out yesterday and said there was no suspicion of foul play,

No evidence of anything except vanished into thin air

 

[Wallace52]

The point was me trying to get an idea of whether or not the person who said there were six gates to get through to access Gus at the homestead, was accurate.

Yes that is accurate.

 

[Percel]

Let me get this right.
Our expert SES dude said he searched the whole property and the boy is NOT there.
But police are back for another search.
And press listened to this galah

Had a chat with my SES uncle and he said while the SES folk he works with are amazing, there are many self proclaimed experts who crave the media limelight and seek opportunities like these.

I won’t judge any that devote their time though.

 

[Underarrest_]

Sinister fears over link between missing Gus and wild-eyed man

Gus disappeared from his grandparents' remote South Australian property near Yunta on September 27 while playing near a mound of dirt.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I don’t know what to make of this.
This is the guy discussed separately in the same media release about Gus.

 

[FR0GGY]

Sinister fears over link between missing Gus and wild-eyed man

Gus disappeared from his grandparents' remote South Australian property near Yunta on September 27 while playing near a mound of dirt.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I don’t know what to make of this.
This is the guy discussed separately in the same media release about Gus.

They say 2 hrs, but it’s more like 5hrs from each other.

 

[Underarrest_]

They say 2 hrs, but it’s more like 5hrs from each other.

It doesn’t seem right.
I thought it was strange when police talked about both in the media release. Would this be normal?

 

[Kurve]

Sinister fears over link between missing Gus and wild-eyed man

Gus disappeared from his grandparents' remote South Australian property near Yunta on September 27 while playing near a mound of dirt.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I don’t know what to make of this.
This is the guy discussed separately in the same media release about Gus.

So this man's erratic driving raised concerns among truck drivers on 26th and his car was found abandoned on the 27th, the same day Gus went missing.

Seems real odd. Two go missing around the same time within a two hour drive of each other, which may look like a huge distance but out there, probably is not.

 

[FR0GGY]

So this man's erratic driving raised concerns among truck drivers on 26th and his car was found abandoned on the 27th, the same day Gus went missing.

Seems real odd. Two go missing around the same time within a two hour drive of each other, which may look like a huge distance but out there, probably is not.

*5hrs

 

[Kurve]

They say 2 hrs, but it’s more like 5hrs from each other.

Oh is it five hours? Probably a coincidence then.

 

[FR0GGY]

Oh is it five hours? Probably a coincidence then.

Yeah wirramina (where the car was found) to Yunta is 441kms

 

[Kurve]

Unless ... Gus had been missing for longer than was reported and he actually disappeared the day before.

I've been trying to work out what all the buildings on the property are and it looks like there might be two houses on it? Can anybody else tell if there is?

 

[Kurve]

Yeah wirramina (where the car was found) to Yunta is 441kms

Yeh, that's a lot further and nobody can do that in a Hyundai Getz without having to think about stopping for fuel. Standard only a 45L tank.