Current Theo Hayez - Murdered Missing Byron Bay Surrounds

[Kurve]

Of interest:
Death of Thea Liddle - Byron Bay
Belgian Tourist Celine Cremer Missing - TAS

 

[Iworkthecircus]

Just don't know what to think of this part of the puzzle.

Witness may have seen the body of Théo Hayez two days after he disappeared

www.brusselstimes.com

An Australian journalist investigating the disappearance in Australia of 18-year-old Belgian backpacker Théo Hayez (photo) has been approached by a potential witness who claims to have seen a body that resembled the missing man lying by the side of the road just two days after he disappeared on the night of 31 May to 1 June this year.
Journalist David Murray, who is a crime correspondent for The Australian, has followed the case since the beginning. He has published the results of his investigations on a website which now features a video in which a woman, beauty therapist Leesa Home, described driving at about 04.00 just outside Coffs Harbour, some 240km from where Théo was last seen at Byron Bay in New South Wales. The video of the woman’s report is here.
Suddenly, she saw a man aged around 30 years by the side of the road in the pitch black of night, gesticulating at her to stop. Beside the man, lying on the ground apparently lifeless, was another man who resembled the description of Théo.
She did stop, but then took fright and drove off again. She claims to have reported the incident to police, who later said they had found no trace of the two men. However Murray has been unable to unearth any police report of the incident.

Nice story above

Media has been infiltrated by organised crime groups , I recently met a man who’s son is a editor and the papers get threats of reprisals on the daily from crims if they right pieces that do them In justice .
You can pretty much control most things if you know who to target .

 

[craigos]

Something seems rather off with how the Police have gone about this all. What other information have they been holding onto?


https://www.brusselstimes.com/bruss...ar-old-theo-hayez-byron-bay-brussels-missing/

Theo Hayez: police run DNA tests on hairs from missing Belgian hiker’s cap
Australian police have announced that they will conduct a DNA test on a few hairs that presumably belong to Theo Hayez, the 18-year-old from Brussels who disappeared in Australia last year.

Hayez went missing in Byron Bay in Australia, in May 2019. Over the summer, several volunteers in Australia had found a cap that probably belonged to him on which some hairs were found.

Hayez’ family was previously told that DNA tests on the found cap were inconclusive, and the investigators are only now going to carry out a DNA test, reports Sudpresse based on reports from The Australian.

 

[Drakescoffeecake]

Almost a year since Theo went missing, crazy. Clearly he is not alive but always wondered what happened. I personally think he's just gone for a late night drunken swim and got into trouble but can't help but wonder.

 

[Lockyer24]

We have reached a fork in the road with regards to what happened, after he left the pub, took a scenic route home (with some strange behaviour in between) and then his phone battery/power went.
After this point he has either taken his own life, had an accident, met with foul play, or taken up a new identity.

I feel like in the first few options a body would have been found, which means he may have met foul play, as small a chance as it seems.
The trap to fall into is assuming something happened around the time/location when battery his went flat. We just lost track of him then. If he meets other people, goes to a party, then meets foul play/has an accident in another location, then it opens up many other possibilities.

 

[craigos]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-06/theo-hayez-family-angry-about-leaked-dna-claims/12219118

There's obviously something more to this than the Police want to let on. Why wouldn't they just come and say it is or isn't his hat. I'm betting on they've stuffed it up somehow and don't want it coming out.

 

[cleveland]

Made the mistake of reading this thread before bed last night. Laid awake for hours thinking what happened to this bloke?

Getting hit by a car and his body taken or being taken by a serial killer makes the most sense to me. Ive been to the Byron Bay lighthouse a few times. If he slipped down a cliff the chances of him hitting rocks would be high so his body would be found.

 

[Minidisc MD]

Byron Bay is full of perma-backpackers. ever been to one of those sharehouses? bunch of "chill" Dutchies and Germans with dreadlocks permanently on all sorts of s**t drugs. wouldnt shock me if he's taken something, died, and one of these pricks has been culpable so has hidden the body.

 

[Kurve]

A human jawbone has been found on the NSW central coast, it's a long way still from Byron Bay but maybe. Wait for DNA tests I guess, if there's any there.

 

[Kurve]

Third molars as wisdom teeth erupt between the ages of 17 and 21 years old, there's a picture of the jaw and the molar. I'm pretty sure it's an emerging wisdom tooth.


A team of 10 specialist police and a cadaver dog spent more than an hour searching for clues following the find on Thursday.

Toyah Evans, 20, from the nearby suburb of Woy Woy, was walking her dogs along the beach when she made the grim discovery.

"There were teeth still in it and there was molars starting to protrude as well. It had nerve-ending parts in it," she said.

Mystery surrounds human jawbone discovery on beach

A team of 10 specialist police and a cadaver dog scour for clues following the gruesome discovery on the New South Wales Central Coast.

www.abc.net.au

 

[2006_Eagles]

Third molars as wisdom teeth erupt between the ages of 17 and 21 years old, there's a picture of the jaw and the molar. I'm pretty sure it's an emerging wisdom tooth.


A team of 10 specialist police and a cadaver dog spent more than an hour searching for clues following the find on Thursday.

Toyah Evans, 20, from the nearby suburb of Woy Woy, was walking her dogs along the beach when she made the grim discovery.

"There were teeth still in it and there was molars starting to protrude as well. It had nerve-ending parts in it," she said.

Mystery surrounds human jawbone discovery on beach

A team of 10 specialist police and a cadaver dog scour for clues following the gruesome discovery on the New South Wales Central Coast.

www.abc.net.au

Nerve endings are totes visible to the naked eye

 

[Kurve]

Nerve endings are totes visible to the naked eye

She might have been able to see them under the teeth, have you ever seen them? They look like stringy spider web strands but yeah you'd reckon by the time the jaw went black which to me looks like it might have been burned, they'd be gone.

 

[craigos]

Don't worry, the Byron Bay police are on the case and should have DNA results back by 2025.

 

[Kurve]

Theo's family think he wasn't alone the night he disappeared.

Theo Hayez's cousin believes he wasn't alone when disappeared

Theo Hayez's cousin Lisa said in a Facebook video on Friday she believed the 19-year-old Belgian backpacker was not alone on the night of his disappearance from Byron Bay in 2019.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Kurve]

It hasn't made the press yet but apparently the jawbone found at Umina belongs to a missing kayaker from Woy Woy in 2010, Ryan Saintly.

His family has something at least, it's very sad.

 

[Kurve]

Police are searching bushland for another one who vanished from around Byron Bay last year, Thea Liddle. Her phone has had no activity and her bank accounts are untouched.

Search for missing woman moves to Byron Bay

Police are searching bushland around Byron Bay this week as they investigate the disappearance of Thea Liddle, last seen in Mooball on the New South Wales far north coast more than six months ago.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Caj]

Police are searching bushland for another one who vanished from around Byron Bay last year, Thea Liddle. Her phone has had no activity and her bank accounts are untouched.

Search for missing woman moves to Byron Bay

Police are searching bushland around Byron Bay this week as they investigate the disappearance of Thea Liddle, last seen in Mooball on the New South Wales far north coast more than six months ago.

www.abc.net.au

I'm heading there Saturday, didn't need to read that!!!

 

[Kurve]

I'm heading there Saturday, didn't need to read that!!!

It's getting a bit spooky, you should be okay if you don't go wandering around the bush at night. Have fun

 

[Drakescoffeecake]

Human remains found in the area apparently

 

[Kurve]

Human remains found in the area apparently

They've established the site where the remains have been found as a crime scene. Oooh.

 

[market]

Skeletal remains found in Byron Bay near where Theo Hayez went missing

Skeletal remains have been found during a search of bushland around Byron Bay, with police as yet unable to determine if they belong to a man or woman.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Skeletal remains are found in bushland near Byron Bay where Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez and nomadic woman Thea Liddle both disappeared - after a massive new search was launched

• Skeletal remains have been discovered by police in remote bush near Byron Bay
• Police were searching for clues into disappearance of traveller Thea Liddle, 42
• Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez, 18, also went missing in the area in May 2019
• Police are so far unable to determine if the bones belong to a man or a woman

 

[Kurve]

Police are so far unable to determine if the bones belong to a man or a woman

They also said a number of items were found at the site.

Listening to the presser and a journalist has just mentioned another camper gone missing (not Theo) suggesting a predator is targeting the vulnerable around Byron Bay.

There was also an arrest in the carpark of the big hardware chain up there in a swarm of heavily armed police. Going right off in Byron Bay.

(I wont link the police presser in, the sound is so bad it's excruciating)

 

[Kurve]

Investigators say the remains found are unlikely to be Theo Hayez and unlikely to be linked unconvincingly, to Theo Hayez but they just happened to be found right near Tallow Bay and it took the assistance of cadaver dog to find them.

 

[craigos]

Investigators say the remains found are unlikely to be Theo Hayez and unlikely to be linked unconvincingly, to Theo Hayez but they just happened to be found right near Tallow Bay and it took the assistance of cadaver dog to find them.

Surprising/concerning they weren't discovered in the initial searches, imo.

 

[Kurve]

Surprising/concerning they weren't discovered in the initial searches, imo.

Maybe not, this was the search party remember?