Unsolved Trial date for Ciara Glennon Claremont suspect delayed again

[Dan Baker]

For us non Catholics "in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit"
Are we suggesting here that Catholics or Catholic church are being investigated for a role in this and will be getting shot down? (my mind going to smart alec's gif)

Family of Dominica? Blowed if I know

feb 28 feels a long way away

All those detectives have gone down some sort of worm hole. 30 extra detectives in from NSW. You may not get to see anything. Closed shop?

Up pops the Men in Black

terrorism
ˈtɛrərɪzəm/
noun
noun: terrorism
the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims

 

[SmartAlec]

Interested in your reference to the Southern Cross there.

On the membership list?

Freo, way to go!
Hit ‘em real hard, send ‘em down below
Oh Freo, give ‘em the old heave ho

in nomine Patris
et Filii
et Spiritus Sancti

Obviously jumping to conclusions Alec!

For someone who asks a lot of questions you answer so few. On the membership list?

 

[SmartAlec]

One of the few killers WAPOL have actually caught - must be a real genius we've got on our hands.

Must be so proud of themselves - murdering innocent women and children.

Nothing intelligent about that.

Real brave mob.

Cowardly, absolutely.

30 extra detectives in from NSW. You may not get to see anything. Closed shop?

Up pops the Men in Black

What have they been working on?

The payback will be worth the investment.

 

[Dan Baker]

Being a fisherman, police need check old archived fishing forums around the time to see if the accused discussed places like Pippidinny or simply a member?

Whats a bet with all that fishing with his dad and having a holiday house down Madora bay, BRE was a fishing forum visitor in some capacity.

Madora bay was a very popular fishing spot. Pipidinny was too, although to lesser extent with its isolation and access.
Maybe swap cars? A white ute was reported to crime stoppers but witnesses wont come forward.

 

[theartofwar]

Im guessing

DROC is a university magazine from Curtain university?

So who is GROK? Curtin university magazine?

 

[SmartAlec]

What happened to Team Rosso? Did the Men in Black come in the prosecution bus of rendition?

Was someone pointing the bone? When will people learn? The binary game is over.

Pawns believing their own bull****. Just murderers looking for a cause.

I can't, 6 degrees of separation may appear in a closed trial of Cat in a Hat. Hows that for crytpic. They were roses.

They have clearly lost their mojo.

Whenever a Wolfpack is under threat, they leave the elderly and most vulnerable of the group behind. Survival instincts kick in. It's a dog eat dog world.

How many degrees of separation again?

Where are the Men in Black right now? Tracking down the worst scum in the universe?

I just carry out orders.

 

[Dan Baker]

They have clearly lost their mojo.

Whenever a Wolfpack is under threat, they leave the elderly and most vulnerable of the group behind. Survival instincts kick in. It's a dog eat dog world.

How many degrees of separation again?

Where are the Men in Black right now? Tracking down the worst scum in the universe?

I just carry out orders.

Its all of sudden gone quiet across the land. Its like a spearhead flew across the whole internet.

Weird how it all happens together. Its like a school of fish turn up then disappear.

 

[BlueE]

For someone who asks a lot of questions you answer so few. On the membership list?

Don't think I ask a lot of questions, compared to you anyhow!!

I'm curious which question it was that annoyed you?

 

[sprockets]

Familial DNA has been used in racing in Australia since the late 1980's. FYI.

 

[Power Raid]

Familial DNA has been used in racing in Australia since the late 1980's. FYI.

I heard it was a compulsory test, for marriage, in Tasmania since 1803

 

[Dan Baker]

I heard it was a compulsory test, for marriage, in Tasmania since 1803

Interbreeding is only reserved for European royalty. While a surname might have been for tax purposes in UK, it also help prevent an increase in recessive genetics on an island like Tasmania.
Even the convicts were married off to officers to ensure cross breeding prevention.
But women often changed their name when a husband died or they divorced so no one could tell they had been prior married.
With all the illiterate entering the country, many the names ended up bastardisations. Whrere were the lawyers?
As did later immigrants trying to convert native languages to English. People ended up with names like, badback.

In the carpark next to Cutlers abduction, is the department, births and deaths.

Familial DNA has been used in racing in Australia since the late 1980's. FYI.

I presume you are talking about hoping for a throwback with a big heart? Fill an animal up with a big dinner or fill their gob full of mars bars? I don't know why they bother.

Weak floggers will always find an excuse to murder people. Just to justify their cowardice.

 

[sprockets]

Interbreeding is only reserved for European royalty. While a surname might have been for tax purposes in UK, it also help prevent an increase in recessive genetics on an island like Tasmania.
Even the convicts were married off to officers to ensure cross breeding prevention.
But women often changed their name when a husband died or they divorced so no one could tell they had been prior married.
With all the illiterate entering the country, many the names ended up bastardisations. Whrere were the lawyers?
As did later immigrants trying to convert native languages to English. People ended up with names like, badback.

In the carpark next to Cutlers abduction, is the department, births and deaths.


I presume you are talking about hoping for a throwback with a big heart? Fill an animal up with a big dinner or fill their gob full of mars bars? I don't know why they bother.

Weak floggers will always find an excuse to murder people. Just to justify their cowardice.

Large heart in horses sometimes (although people that rely purely on that will inevitably fail) but mainly used to make sure the breeding of the offspring is what it's alleged to be.

 

[Dan Baker]

Large heart in horses sometimes (although people that rely purely on that will inevitably fail) but mainly used to make sure the breeding of the offspring is what it's alleged to be.

It pays to throw in a nag.

Im trying to find the Spanish conqueror that carried a recessive gene that messed up a bucket load of people across the world. Looking for the disease although Im in work now so might be a while.

This is not the one. This is quite different. It was genetics.

It is estimated that 90% of the indigenous population had been eliminated by disease within the first century of European contact. A single soldier arriving in Mexico in 1520 was carrying smallpox and initiated the devastating plagues that swept through the native populations of the Americas.

Alzheimer’s introduced to Colombian town by Spanish conquistador
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...ght-early-onset-alzheimers-to-colombian-town/

 

[Dan Baker]

Nothing in here

This is what you call out of context. Its real easy, very simple.

GROK username mixed up with DROC username, GROK magazine from Curtin university. Hold that thought. #curtin

 

[BlueE]

It pays to throw in a nag.

Im trying to find the Spanish conqueror that carried a recessive gene that messed up a bucket load of people across the world. Looking for the disease although Im in work now so might be a while.

This is not the one. This is quite different. It was genetics.

It is estimated that 90% of the indigenous population had been eliminated by disease within the first century of European contact. A single soldier arriving in Mexico in 1520 was carrying smallpox and initiated the devastating plagues that swept through the native populations of the Americas.

Alzheimer’s introduced to Colombian town by Spanish conquistador
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...ght-early-onset-alzheimers-to-colombian-town/

Here's some more out of context.

The affliction, commonly known as the "Royal disease," spread as Victoria's heirs married into royal families across Europe, decimating the thrones of Britain, Germany, Russia, and Spain.
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2009/10/case-closed-famous-royals-suffered-hemophilia

Or In April 1789, a sudden, unusual, epidemic of smallpox was reported amongst the Port Jackson Aboriginal tribes who were actively resisting settlers from the First Fleet. This outbreak may have killed over 90 per cent of nearby native families and maybe three quarters or half of those between the Hawkesbury River and Port Hacking.
Ships journal recorded bottles of small pox carried to new colony, but was missing when the fleet went back to England.
They happened to be running out of ammo and tools to repair flitlocks at the time.
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational...outbreak-an-act-of-biological-warfare/5395050

 

[Dan Baker]

Here's some more out of context.

The affliction, commonly known as the "Royal disease," spread as Victoria's heirs married into royal families across Europe, decimating the thrones of Britain, Germany, Russia, and Spain.
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2009/10/case-closed-famous-royals-suffered-hemophilia

Or In April 1789, a sudden, unusual, epidemic of smallpox was reported amongst the Port Jackson Aboriginal tribes who were actively resisting settlers from the First Fleet. This outbreak may have killed over 90 per cent of nearby native families and maybe three quarters or half of those between the Hawkesbury River and Port Hacking.
Ships journal recorded bottles of small pox carried to new colony, but was missing when the fleet went back to England.
They happened to be running out of ammo and tools to repair flitlocks at the time.
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational...outbreak-an-act-of-biological-warfare/5395050

As you can see in the previous post, it took one Spanish soldier to wipe 90% of the Mayan population. They didn't need bottles, it was inevitable.
And here I was thinking it was the totally unnutritional type of grain the Mayans ate.

RIP King Billy.

The NSW Governor faced mutiny because the colony was nearly starving to death. He released flour reserves. WTF, no one would eat kangaroo?

I was at a P&C meeting last year. One mother said, what are we going to do about the foot and mouth disease our children are getting.
A nurse at the table said, if your children don't have it yet, best take them round so they catch it.

 

[theartofwar]

Must be so proud of themselves - murdering innocent women and children.

Nothing intelligent about that.

Real brave mob.

SmartAlec Are you are linking the three CSK victims (potentially more) with Gerard Ross or are you referring to the murder of another child? Re the CSK victims only one person has been apprehended and is still awaiting trial. Do you have a theory as to this person's role in the "mob"?

In the carpark next to Cutlers abduction, is the department, births and deaths.

You know where JC was abducted from?

 

[SmartAlec]

Weak floggers will always find an excuse to murder people. Just to justify their cowardice.

Does that answer your question?

Seems circumstances have changed.

The payback will be worth the investment.

 

[theartofwar]

Q: Are you are linking the three CSK victims (potentially more) with Gerard Ross or are you referring to the murder of another child? Re the CSK victims only one person has been apprehended and is still awaiting trial. Do you have a theory as to this person's role in the "mob"?

A: "Weak floggers will always find an excuse to murder people. Just to justify their cowardice."

Does that answer your question?

I had two questions for you and no, that quote from Dan did not answer either.

 

[SmartAlec]

Interested in your reference to the Southern Cross there.

On the membership list?

Freo, way to go!
Hit ‘em real hard, send ‘em down below
Oh Freo, give ‘em the old heave ho

in nomine Patris
et Filii
et Spiritus Sancti

For someone who asks a lot of questions you answer so few. On the membership list?

There you go - that should answer your question

 

[theartofwar]

The payback will be worth the investment.

https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/wa...lack-hole-ng-883b8c46358592a016da72c79e0fa1ab

"WA Police’s Operation Macro — Australia’s longest running and most expensive criminal investigation — generated tens of thousands of potentially crucial documents, which prosecutors now have to pore over for disclosure purposes. Anything deemed crucial to the case has to be given to Mr Edwards’ defence team well in advance of any trial.

State Attorney-General John Quigley has been briefed about the anticipated complexity surrounding the case, and has been given a likely cost of up to $1.5 million to come from the public purse.

In the Director of Public Prosecutions annual report last year, the average cost of a prosecution was put at just over $12,000."

 

[Dan Baker]

https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/wa...lack-hole-ng-883b8c46358592a016da72c79e0fa1ab

"WA Police’s Operation Macro — Australia’s longest running and most expensive criminal investigation — generated tens of thousands of potentially crucial documents, which prosecutors now have to pore over for disclosure purposes. Anything deemed crucial to the case has to be given to Mr Edwards’ defence team well in advance of any trial.

State Attorney-General John Quigley has been briefed about the anticipated complexity surrounding the case, and has been given a likely cost of up to $1.5 million to come from the public purse.

In the Director of Public Prosecutions annual report last year, the average cost of a prosecution was put at just over $12,000."

That pertaining to the charges. Not every discussion had on the internet or on the home phone.he

Bet you the Wark case costs a few bob. In this case multiple charges. Its going to take some time to go through all the charges.

Biggest most expensive case in Australian legal history

There was a story early surrounding how the abduction may have taken place at the Parmelia hotel.

Quigley is playing politics. Elizabeth Quay was paid for by the sale of public land. No cost to taxpayer.

WA Labors Arena cost $900 million which is going to take a while to pay off.

 

[SmartAlec]

The accused and all called witnesses will have to pay legal costs to their solicitors and barristers.

Even the Morcombes as the victims family had legal representation.

Fire sale required of any assets to fund and loss of income.

The longer it goes the less quality legal representation as the money dries up.

SC and QC costs are prohibitive.

Then onto legal aid if qualified.

God help you if you are poor to start with.

Some of the witnesses you'd think would become unemployable in the future depending on the circumstances.

Poverty street for some.

Then I guess any residual assets of the perp get seized.

What a predicament if you are a criminal.

Do the crime, do the time.

And fund the lawyers handsomely.

The cost to the State is minimal.

The payback will be worth the investment.

 

[Dan Baker]

I had two questions for you and no, that quote from Dan did not answer either.

Believe it or notI dont read everything but you have the answer. But who calls themself Art of War on a footy forum? Are you mentally ill?

 

[Dan Baker]

The accused and all called witnesses will have to pay legal costs to their solicitors and barristers.

Even the Morcombes as the victims family had legal representation.

Fire sale required of any assets to fund and loss of income.

The longer it goes the less quality legal representation as the money dries up.

SC and QC costs are prohibitive.

Then onto legal aid if qualified.

Some of the witnesses you'd think would become unemployable in the future depending on the circumstances.

Poverty street for some.

Then I guess any residual assets of the perp get seized.

What a predicament if you are a criminal.

The cost to the State is minimal.

The payback will be worth the investment.

They will accrue a potential Legal Aid bill, but Legal Aid don't do high profile cases as they don't speak to the media. Itll be outsourced to the private sector.