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They're sedans yes?
They came in wagons also at least up until the T4, not sure on the T5.
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They're sedans yes?
They came in wagons also at least up until the T4, not sure on the T5.
The Lexcens are just Holdens with Toyota Lexcen badges. I did a search for a T5 wagon but didn't find any reference to one. The T5 was a Commodore VS series 2, The last of the line so may have only been put out as a sedan but T1 through to T4 had sedans and wagons.They had a choice between calling a sedan or a station wagon?
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The Lexcens are just Holdens with Toyota Lexcen badges. I did a search for a T5 wagon but didn't find any reference to one. The T5 was a Commodore VS series 2, The last of the line so may have only been put out as a sedan but T1 through to T4 had sedans and wagons.
I knew it was one of two of the families as I know Mr Rimmer passed & it was one of the dads who made the statement. I know it was a fb post he made reassuring friends & family they were ok. I don't know if the press got that statement from his private fb account or if they made one for the press tooA lawyer in my office was ciara’s boss. From this, I can confirm the Glennon’s have been well informed of progress for some time.
Thanks 71 looks like there's going to be a huge amount of wagons.277,774 ....
Cant break that down into wagons yet, but give me time
After sleeping on the subject there are two things that don't sit right. How did Special Crimes know....
1. The vehicle's make and model - as per what Shelly mentioned. Thinking.... would wife no. 2 know the makes and models of vehicles. Maybe she was shown a board with different vehicles on it.
2. At the initial interview BRE was asked about the dressing up. Did wife no. 2 know about the dressing up? Was that why she left the marital home, did she catch him doing that? Might explain why she left the home without her notebook containing the ATM transactions. Wasn't relevant to her anymore. Didn't care what he spent his money on, just wanted out. The daughter wanted to stay, so why not let her stay.
Is it just me, or is that a lot of money to take out each month? Especially for a low grad tech in 1996 who had a mortgage to service
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It does seem to be a lot of money, one day and the next withdrawals too sometimes. Hookers or the pokies?
The first four transactions are mid week, in order Tuesday, Wednesday then the following Tuesday and Thursday.
Drugs? I'm not sure if meth was a thing back then, but it could explain how he survived on 2-3 hours sleep most nights.
It averages to aprox $678 a week, going back on what his wage would have been 24 years ago that would be a significant part of his weekly wage.Is it just me, or is that a lot of money to take out each month? Especially for a low grad tech in 1996 who had a mortgage to service
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It's possible they found selfies of him in drag?
Yes I agree large withdrawals. Thinking some might be for Christmas gifts, and booze for New Year. I'm sure, back then there was a lower daily limit, might have been $400. Living with his parents might have required board money, but no need to purchase groceries. Also, the mortgage might have been paid manually, but I'm unsure if direct debit was available then. I remember it was available about 1998/1999 - don't think all businesses had the facilities.Is it just me, or is that a lot of money to take out each month? Especially for a low grad tech in 1996 who had a mortgage to service
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Yes I agree large withdrawals. Thinking some might be for Christmas gifts, and booze for New Year. I'm sure, back then there was a lower daily limit, might have been $400. Living with his parents might have required board money, but no need to purchase groceries. Also, the mortgage might have been paid manually, but I'm unsure if direct debit was available then. I remember it was available about 1998/1999 - not all business had the facilities.
Perhaps writing the words Bay View made her click onto something.
The Chameleons? I know some past members. One who has since died was cab driver too & lived as a woman. It was a running joke that she was the CSK at one point & this was well before I read about BRE in dragI think I might have found one on a Perth crossdresser site early post arrest that vanished overnight. Pouffe!
The Chameleons? I know some past members. One who has since died was cab driver too & lived as a woman. It was a running joke that she was the CSK at one point & this was well before I read about BRE in drag
1. The Chemcentre analyzed the grey fibres and matched them to a VS Commodore wagon.After sleeping on the subject there are two things that don't sit right. How did Special Crimes know....
1. The vehicle's make and model - as per what Shelly mentioned. Thinking.... would wife no. 2 know the makes and models of vehicles. Maybe she was shown a board with different vehicles on it.
2. At the initial interview BRE was asked about the dressing up. Did wife no. 2 know about the dressing up? Was that why she left the marital home, did she catch him doing that? Might explain why she left the home without her notebook containing the ATM transactions. Wasn't relevant to her anymore. Didn't care what he spent his money on, just wanted out. The daughter wanted to stay, so why not let her stay.
On his timesheets, theres a regular deduction of 550 bucks for "WAPI"....no idea what that is. Maybe mortgage payment?Yes I agree large withdrawals. Thinking some might be for Christmas gifts, and booze for New Year. I'm sure, back then there was a lower daily limit, might have been $400. Living with his parents might have required board money, but no need to purchase groceries. Also, the mortgage might have been paid manually, but I'm unsure if direct debit was available then. I remember it was available about 1998/1999 - don't think all businesses had the facilities.
Perhaps writing the words Bay View made her click onto something.
1. The Chemcentre analyzed the grey fibres and matched them to a VS Commodore wagon.
2. When they arrested him they found female clothes with holes cut in them for his genitalia. They also had the knowledge of him running around Huntingdale in a womans kimono.
On his timesheets, theres a regular deduction of 550 bucks for "WAPI"....no idea what that is. Maybe mortgage payment?
Looking at his gross then after all the deductions, he only had 800 bucks or so net.
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No tax was listed separately.It's possibly an income tax deduction? At that time around 1/3 of my salary went in tax, 1/3 in mortgage and 1/3 for living. His total pay was $1611.57 so $550 is about right for tax. I assume the payslip is fortnightly?