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Not sure what to say about this situation, seems like Australian cops want to write it off as misadventure and plus doesn't look good for Byron Bay tourism if we have another Milat case.
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Very early to write it off without a body. Piss weak
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It's his phone last pinging at the lighthouse that's a bit suspicious imo. Fair enough he went for a long walk to the lighthouse which is obviously really high up but then he'd have to climb the rail and fall down the cliff into the sea. We can all do some silly things when we've been drinking but what would he do that for?
Correct me if im wrong but phone pinging near the lighthouse doesn’t mean actually there.. phones pick up towers from kms away.. it’s most likely misadventure
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You're probably right but searchers did spend a lot of time at the lighthouse. It seems so strange they can't find his phone, if he has whatsapp he probably has the 'find my phone' feature or couldn't they access the google maps he was looking at before he disappeared?
Phone in pocket or taking photos and falls? Phone goes with him?
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Still sitting here five years later waiting for the Coroners report.
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Another one at Marysville, Sharma has been missing for over 72 hours. After an argument at the pub, he left to walk the 50m back to where they were staying. And vanished.
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Fears mount for 21-year-old missing in Victoria's freezing high country
Police drain a dam as their "desperate" search continues for Poshik Sharma, who has been missing in freezing conditions since Thursday.
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The two missing men were out socialising, as opposed to alone/depressed/suicidial. Very strange vanishing actsAnother one at Marysville, Sharma has been missing for over 72 hours. After an argument at the pub, he left to walk the 50m back to where they were staying. And vanished.
Fears mount for 21-year-old missing in Victoria's freezing high country
Police drain a dam as their "desperate" search continues for Poshik Sharma, who has been missing in freezing conditions since Thursday.
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Body foundAnother one at Marysville, Sharma has been missing for over 72 hours. After an argument at the pub, he left to walk the 50m back to where they were staying. And vanished.
Fears mount for 21-year-old missing in Victoria's freezing high country
Police drain a dam as their "desperate" search continues for Poshik Sharma, who has been missing in freezing conditions since Thursday.
'Devastating for the family': Body found in search for missing man Poshik Sharma
A four-day search for a student missing near Marysville has come to a tragic end, with police confirming the discovery of a body.
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Another missing backpacker from Feb has been found dead 
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Bones found on NSW beach belong to missing French backpacker Erwan Ferrieux
Bones discovered on a beach on the NSW mid-north coast belong to missing French backpacker Erwan Ferrieux, police say.
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Does anybody know if a smart phone can ping under water? Because the last ping on his phone was at 1.42pm, nearly 12 hours after he left the Cheeky Monkey. Then presumably the battery died.
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Search for missing backpacker Theo Hayez ramps up around Cape Byron
Dozens of volunteers are searching dense bushland and cliffs around Cape Byron, 18 days after Theo Hayez was last seen.
I don't believe so but also,Does anybody know if a smart phone can ping under water? Because the last ping on his phone was at 1.42pm, nearly 12 hours after he left the Cheeky Monkey. Then presumably the battery died.
Search for missing backpacker Theo Hayez ramps up around Cape Byron
Dozens of volunteers are searching dense bushland and cliffs around Cape Byron, 18 days after Theo Hayez was last seen.
"IP67 means the unit can be dropped into a body of water up to a meter deep for half an hour, while IP68 guarantees protection in water up to 1.5m deep for the same period of time. Both are resistant to dust. "
IP67 vs IP68: The iPhone and Galaxies' IP ratings explained
IP67 and IP68 are terms that crop up when researching a smartphone. But what do they mean? And what's the difference between them? Let's find out.
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I don't believe so but also,
"IP67 means the unit can be dropped into a body of water up to a meter deep for half an hour, while IP68 guarantees protection in water up to 1.5m deep for the same period of time. Both are resistant to dust. "
IP67 vs IP68: The iPhone and Galaxies' IP ratings explained
IP67 and IP68 are terms that crop up when researching a smartphone. But what do they mean? And what's the difference between them? Let's find out.
So it probably wasn't in the water up until at least 1.00pm about eleven hours later. Hmmmmmm
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Reading here it's not even water resistant.
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His Dad's coming back in August. What a terrible situation, he can't even take his son's body home.
Why would he head to the lighthouse, when the hostel was all the way over the other direction in Childe St? I don't think he took his phone there. Maybe someone waylaid him and robbed it off him. I don't know what the route is like now, but when I visited my uncle Alf over there at his Belongil river house 25 years ago it was mainly bush and park near the site of the old abattoirs. Plenty of dark spots and lots of Parks that my uncle complained about being full of druggies and petty criminals from Sydney sleeping rough. Don't know what it's like now though. And of course, my uncle, the aged hippy and former surfing star can't talk about what young kids get up to without sounding like a hypocrite about his lifestyle in the 60's
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It's still quite feral in places. Every time someone I know goes to Byron Bay they get bitten by a snake or some poisonous sea creature and end up in hospital.
Very popular with tourists still. My uncle rents his house out permanently now and lives in a transportable of the block when he's in Australia. He lives in Cambodia during winter and only comes back in Summer now. Apparently the house pays for his lavish lifestyle. LOL
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Can someone please search the swamp at flathead lane just off Tamarind dave in Ballina & find out what that horrible smells is that's been there for 4 weeks i hope it's not Theo Hayez but it may well be.
What on earth is wrong with people. A swamp smells.
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They could just go and have a look themselves.
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Forensic psychologist Tim Watson Munro shared his thoughts on the trio’s mysterious disappearances today.
He says there’s a chance the three men disappeared in circumstances that are not malicious, but authorities should not discount orchestrated foul play.
“You cannot discount the fact that you have three young men of very similar profiles who have gone missing or are dead from two coastal towns which in the scheme of Australia’s geography are quite close."
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He says there’s a chance the three men disappeared in circumstances that are not malicious, but authorities should not discount orchestrated foul play.
“You cannot discount the fact that you have three young men of very similar profiles who have gone missing or are dead from two coastal towns which in the scheme of Australia’s geography are quite close."
Forensic expert touts ‘serial killer’ theory
Statistics suggest there is a very slim chance that three backpackers — from the UK, France and Belgium — all met misadventure at beach towns on the NSW coast within four months.
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