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Would threatening a child keep them quiet? Children become upset because they want something, and all CS would have wanted is mummy. She would have been grief stricken. Maybe, TK just kept lying, like mummy will be here soon, just be a good girl and she'll come or they've been in an accident, I saved you from a fire or the like. Possibly strung her along.Not if he threatened to harm her or her family if she made a noise. Who knows what he said to her. But she is 4.
As i also said, who knows what he said to her. I remember a case years ago of a girl being abducted in the US i think it was. She was told by the perp her parents were angry at her and didnt want her anymore and she eventually believed it. Didnt have much choice really as she was shut off from the world. And that was a young teenage girl. Imagine with a 4 year old.Would threatening a child keep them quiet? Children become upset because they want something, and all CS would have wanted is mummy. She would have been grief stricken. Maybe, TK just kept lying, like mummy will be here soon, just be a good girl and she'll come or they've been in an accident, I saved you from a fire or the like. Possibly strung her along.
Incredible.Thanks. Wow. From your link.
Sahntayah McKenzie also lives on the street and said she thought she heard crying one night, but did not think anything of it at the time.
“Not last night, the night before it … I heard a little girl crying but I wouldn’t expect it to be Cleo,” she said.
“I didn’t expect it would happen in this little neighbourhood, a lot of people know each other.”
A mystery woman could be key to the Cleo Smith investigation after the little girl reportedly told investigators a female looked after her and brushed her hair while she was locked up inside a house.
The Daily Mail Australia has reported that sources close to the investigation claimed Cleo has mentioned that a woman visited the Tonkin Crescent house in Carnarvon during the time she was allegedly held captive, and helped care for her.
It could have been Terry in drag.From AdelaideNow story
FAR-FETCHED ALERTThe neighbours would've seen someone leaving or entering the house?
Seeing as how the accused is claimed to have endless social media personas of a variety of ages and genders, the dressing up scenario is not out of the question.It could have been Terry in drag.
Or garden.Unless this particular phone was well hidden in the house
It could have been Terry in drag.
Seeing as how the accused is claimed to have endless social media personas of a variety of ages and genders, the dressing up scenario is not out of the question.
The accused might even use the dress-ups line, if he wanted to try and protect someone else that was in his property during those 18 days that is implicated in his alleged crimes. But if there were no dressing-up artefacts in the house to back it up, he might have trouble convincing the prosecutors.
The neighbours said they heard a girl crying and screaming but thought nothing of it
"A neighbour, who asked to remain anonymous, said the house where Cleo was found was at the “rowdy” end of the street that he avoided “at all costs.”
“The houses round there really need to be fixed up,” he said.
“There are a lot of Homeswest [public housing] units around that area.”
The man also said there were many children living near the home that Cleo Smith was found in.
Yes I watched the 6pm news last night and they were live at Tonkin St and you could hear many children in the background talking, playing, laughingProbably because there are a bunch of kids living around there. It could have been any one of them.
Cleo Smith rescued from house just seven minutes from family home
WA acting commissioner Col Blanch said police body-worn cameras captured the moment detectives found and embraced the little girl.www.watoday.com.au
FAR-FETCHED ALERT
Unless there was a tunnel for a secret entrance/exit from the house.
At some point would they dig up the garden and remove any outdoor paving in a case like this one?
Probably goes all the way to the local Pizzarear.No. There isn't a secret tunnel! Really?
It could have been Terry in drag.
Good points Wombat and CW. That better explains how TK may have managed to keep CS calm. WAPOL will go through that place with a fine-tooth-comb, and if there's any women's clothing they'll find it.Yeah I'm not buying that there was in fact a 2nd person (female) involved just yet, after all it is Daily Fail that broke this news.
If a female is involved, I'd say given TK's unbelievable fantasy world that it may have been him dressed up in disguise. We know via his social media fantasy world that he was right into the feminine side of thing's, make up, styling hair, dolls etc etc.
It's pretty easy to buy a realistic looking female latex/silicone masks online, hair wig's, maybe even brought costumes online.
If his desire was to have a living doll forever, then I can't see TK involving anyone else to blow his cover IMO
It's also possible that someone in Toxic Cres had CCTV. Lots of houses have it these days, I think it's available at Bunnings - install yourself. WAPOL will look through checking who visited TKs place. Doesn't sound like he had any friends, but does have family.
Didn't one of the cousins say, they saw him at the shops and either of them said, we'll have to catch up soon, or something similar? On the evening TK was arrested he was out with a couple of female cousins. Who was driving? Was TK picked up from his house, unless he met them in the front yard. That was risky, one of them might have asked to go inside for a drink or use the toilet.
In some cultures, it might be the norm or not be the norm to keep the clothes of the recently departed from this earth, after they have departed.if there's any women's clothing they'll find it.