Everyone here in Australia thinks it's the foster mum, so do the police it's just the police don't have enough evidence to charge her yet. She's in & out of questioning on the regular & she hasn't got a positive backstory & past
I agree that the foster parents know more than they are saying. I don’t think the police have enough evidence to charge anyone. Sending love to William.
Personally, while i agree abduction is unlikely, i don't see why a family would engage in a cover-up over a straight forward accident. My conclusion is that either the foster mother or grandmother did something, which directly caused the childs death. It could have been something as simple as a rage-filled outburst, causing the youngster to flee without thinking. But whatever it was, an adult was the cause of it
I think the abduction scenario is very unlikeyl. That area is remote! It’s not like being in downtown or a city or something. And I could maybe see him wondering off but they would have found him or something and the dogs had no scent of him wondering off either. Everything points towards the family or the step mom!! Also like you said what would have happened to of prevented them from calling emergency services? If it was just an accident then what would they have been scared of
Using Occam’s Razor Principle, What Most Likely Happened Was, William had a Tragic Accident of Some Kind and Out of Desperation, the Mother and Grandmother Covered It Up, Hiding the Body Somewhere, Somehow.
She made up seeing 2 cars parked outside that day (no other neighbours saw them) But didn’t mention it in the 000 call when asked about suspicious vehicles/persons? Even though in an interview she said her first thought was “ he’s been taken” bullshoot!
While I do agree that the police jumbled this case in the beginning, I think the foster mom knows much more than she’s letting on. I think an accident occurred as well. Williams real mother said she had suspicions about the foster mom since the beginning. She said she even found bruises on William. So maybe it wasn’t an accident. Unfortunately, unless William is found, we will never know.
Then if the biological mum was so worried about abuse from the foster mum, why did the biological mum have William taken away from her. Everyone in Australia thinks it's the foster mum, the police thinks it's the foster mum, they just don't have enough evidence to charge her yet. Also the police didn't jumble the case either. Kendall is a small town & so the local police don't have a big unit & it's a very long way from Sydney where there's much larger units across the city. It's a quiet bush town & where not much at all happens. So the police did as much as they could before asking for assistance from Sydney.
@@Tully_23_32 I don’t know if the children protective services is as awful as it is here in America but I’m sure it is. From what I’ve read it’s just as terrible. Yes, Williams parents had some domestic violence things going on between each other and in the past some drug offenses I believe. William was actually removed from them because the parents were supposed to be apart and were spotted by protective services at a local Ryde store together. The bio grandmother helped them hide William and his sister away so they wouldn’t be snatched away from them. Which inevitably happened anyway. The birth family spent what was a a fortune to them - $4500 - on lawyers to try and retain custody of William, but it wasn't enough. Ensconced in the couple's comfortable home, William was encouraged to call his foster parents 'mummy and daddy' and they began to be against contact visits with the birth parents, which the foster mum said 'disrupted William'. The whole situation was awful and the foster parents should have been looked into immediately as suspects. Just because they were wealthy they were treated differently. That’s what happened.
The bio mom was treated like crap.. the foster mom said it “disrupted” William so she didn’t want him to see his mother anymore. The parents had issues, yes. But they never had any abuse allegations against the kids. They lost the kids because the parents weren’t supposed to be together and they were spotted at a store by child services. The mom paid 4500 dollars trying to keep her kid but it didn’t work. The foster parents were treated differently because they were wealthy. It’s so messed up. I hope the foster parents end up in jail. Sorry not sorry.
@@rachapach6192I too remember how the bio parents were seen as druggies but the Aussie press fawning over the foster parents and treating them with kid gloves. No one ever mentioned how the foster mom's calling emergency services...calmest 911 call I've ever heard.
Because they were playing hid n seek, I think he went into the bushes. The plane fly overs are useless in most cases, unless the area being searched is bare of trees, heavy underbrush and tree. People and children walk into the wild all the time are never found.
They use infrared cameras to detect body heat or heat sources as well or do ya think one of the co pilots hangs out of a window and uses a Polaroid camera or something??
A fairly common belief in Australia is that a true accident (or possibly an “accident” caused by foster mum) lead to poor William’s death. Worried that they would also loose custody of their other foster child they covered it up and it got very out of hand, very quickly and led to huge media coverage. Sadly unless his body or some other evidence is found it’s probably won’t be solved.
If that little lad did fall over the balcony, wouldn't the cadaver dogs have picked up the presence of blood, etc, since they were on the scene very shortly afterwards?
Its a big statement to make about the foster mother but I think its the most logical answer and I like that you're not afraid to make that theory te most probable. Another great job 🤘🏻🇬🇧
I just watched video by Deception Detective on the same topic. I'm sure that the parents are guilty. Especially because his body was never found. If he had been kidnapped there would be a ransom note or they would find him or somebody who was suspicious. They never investigated any other option
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It's weird hearing New South Wales called NSW as us from NSW & the country don't call it NSW, we call my state New South Wales, even tho it is abbreviated to NSW on paper. It's only Western Australia, South Australia, Australian Capital Territory & Northern Territory that get called as WA, SA, the ACT & the NT or the Top End. In saying that tho nobody overseas, except our siblings across the ditch in NZ can pronounce any Aussie name correct especially Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra & even Australia is pronounced wrong.
Once Gary was off the case,, it will never be solved. At this point Im sure there is an answer as to what really happened, but not nearly enough evidence to effectively prosecute those responsible in a court of law. Just my opinion on it, anyways.
Mandela effect is a viral meme (created by the same channels that pushed the flat earth theory) to trick people who are not good at remembering things and who are very gullible.
He fell from the balcony, or maybe a tree. Hence the foster mother shoe-horning in that comment in an interview that he was scared to go "too high" when she suggested climbing trees to him. Classic manipulator and professional liar. The she made up something about two suspicious cars watching the property. They had windows down but she could see nobody inside. Makes no sense at all
This video leaves out many important facts such as the visit being a last-minute decision by the foster parents, and the situation of the grandmother's house next to a dense forest. 60 Minutes Australia did a very good documentary on this case. Charging the mother was a last ditch effort by the police since they had failed for years. they had to nail someone so as not to seem incompetent. The most likely scenario presented here is very irresponsible as there is NO evidence for a fall from the veranda, and the sister is a witness. the actual most likely scenario is that William walked away into the woods and was never found. His body is very small and could remain hidden forever in the dense bush.
Yes his body is small and obviously animals eating his remains but wouldn’t his clothing or something be found? And how far could he of gotten without no one finding him and I just can’t see him wondering that far alone into dense wilderness, I’ve watched the 60 minute one on this case too and that’s the one thing I can’t get over is the terrain, it’s very dense and thick and rough and a child his age isn’t going to walk that far through that enough no never be found at all and remember the dogs never picked up his scent either if he were to of wondered off the dogs would of picked up his scent
The trip was a planned teip (the foster mother's mither was getting her house in order, as she was moving and planned to sell it). They decided to go up a day earlier though, on Thursday night, not Saturday night. People make a mistake often, assuming it was Saturday when it all kicked off. It was Friday
I just don’t know how the dogs didn’t pick up his scent if he wondered off so I don’t believe that, and the terrain is so dense and rugged that I doubt a small child would go that far into the forest to not be found. And if an animal took em we would of found something by now, or had some blood left behind that someone would of noticed it but no clothes, shoes, something from his costume, human remains, bones something!! I think siting happened to him and it was covered up but if it was an accident why cover it up? Why it was covered up and not reported is strange! Did the father run him over or something on accident and t didn’t want to be blamed or something??
Regarding William's shoes... Have you listened to the foster mother's 000 call? She really got caught out about shoes. I think it wasnt a question she anticipated. Listening to it i dont believe her hesitancy is her simply pausing to think. She really had to imagine what she had just done and decide what she needed to say about shoes. Its likely she already had a dissociative experience around the event and couldn't remember . IMO
i think maybe a coyote snatched him and carried him away explaining why he was acting like a dog/bear growling as he went out of sight... im curious what kind of animals are located in that area...😢sad story no matt we r what
Yes but the dogs never picked up his scent and there was no blood or clothing found over the years, nothing found, no shoes any of his Spider-Man costume nothing! I think the dogs would have picked up his scent and at least pointed them in a direction of the animal that took him! Just like the dingo ate my baby case, that baby was a lot smaller but I just think something would have been found my now, even bones!
my money would be on the foster mom and her mom knew hence why they tried looking for evidence on her property. stuff happens all the time
Everyone here in Australia thinks it's the foster mum, so do the police it's just the police don't have enough evidence to charge her yet. She's in & out of questioning on the regular & she hasn't got a positive backstory & past
I agree that the foster parents know more than they are saying. I don’t think the police have enough evidence to charge anyone. Sending love to William.
Personally, while i agree abduction is unlikely, i don't see why a family would engage in a cover-up over a straight forward accident.
My conclusion is that either the foster mother or grandmother did something, which directly caused the childs death. It could have been something as simple as a rage-filled outburst, causing the youngster to flee without thinking. But whatever it was, an adult was the cause of it
I think the abduction scenario is very unlikeyl. That area is remote! It’s not like being in downtown or a city or something. And I could maybe see him wondering off but they would have found him or something and the dogs had no scent of him wondering off either. Everything points towards the family or the step mom!! Also like you said what would have happened to of prevented them from calling emergency services? If it was just an accident then what would they have been scared of
I think rage filled outburst from the foster mum.
Using Occam’s Razor Principle, What Most Likely Happened Was, William had a Tragic Accident of Some Kind and Out of Desperation, the Mother and Grandmother Covered It Up, Hiding the Body Somewhere, Somehow.
Is that the title of your upcoming book or something? Why on god’s earth have you capitalized every single letter
Yes, I agree most times the simplest explanation is often the best one.
I don’t think the foster mom accidentally hurt him. I think the trip to grandma’s was the cover up for something that already happened.
I agree, I have always suspected that or on the trip up to Kendall
Perhaps he did die accidentally,but then how did they hide his body so thoroughly?
She made up seeing 2 cars parked outside that day (no other neighbours saw them) But didn’t mention it in the 000 call when asked about suspicious vehicles/persons? Even though in an interview she said her first thought was “ he’s been taken” bullshoot!
While I do agree that the police jumbled this case in the beginning, I think the foster mom knows much more than she’s letting on. I think an accident occurred as well. Williams real mother said she had suspicions about the foster mom since the beginning. She said she even found bruises on William. So maybe it wasn’t an accident. Unfortunately, unless William is found, we will never know.
Then if the biological mum was so worried about abuse from the foster mum, why did the biological mum have William taken away from her. Everyone in Australia thinks it's the foster mum, the police thinks it's the foster mum, they just don't have enough evidence to charge her yet. Also the police didn't jumble the case either. Kendall is a small town & so the local police don't have a big unit & it's a very long way from Sydney where there's much larger units across the city. It's a quiet bush town & where not much at all happens. So the police did as much as they could before asking for assistance from Sydney.
@@Tully_23_32 I don’t know if the children protective services is as awful as it is here in America but I’m sure it is. From what I’ve read it’s just as terrible. Yes, Williams parents had some domestic violence things going on between each other and in the past some drug offenses I believe. William was actually removed from them because the parents were supposed to be apart and were spotted by protective services at a local Ryde store together. The bio grandmother helped them hide William and his sister away so they wouldn’t be snatched away from them. Which inevitably happened anyway. The birth family spent what was a a fortune to them - $4500 - on lawyers to try and retain custody of William, but it wasn't enough. Ensconced in the couple's comfortable home, William was encouraged to call his foster parents 'mummy and daddy' and they began to be against contact visits with the birth parents, which the foster mum said 'disrupted William'. The whole situation was awful and the foster parents should have been looked into immediately as suspects. Just because they were wealthy they were treated differently. That’s what happened.
The bio mom was treated like crap.. the foster mom said it “disrupted” William so she didn’t want him to see his mother anymore. The parents had issues, yes. But they never had any abuse allegations against the kids. They lost the kids because the parents weren’t supposed to be together and they were spotted at a store by child services. The mom paid 4500 dollars trying to keep her kid but it didn’t work. The foster parents were treated differently because they were wealthy. It’s so messed up. I hope the foster parents end up in jail. Sorry not sorry.
@@rachapach6192I too remember how the bio parents were seen as druggies but the Aussie press fawning over the foster parents and treating them with kid gloves. No one ever mentioned how the foster mom's calling emergency services...calmest 911 call I've ever heard.
@@rachapach6192 she tried to sabotage reunification? Tells you what kind of person she is right there. Selfish woman,
It's like the prosecution was just throwing darts at a board and picking whoever's name it landed on!
This one is just terrifying. He was gone so fast.
Because they were playing hid n seek, I think he went into the bushes. The plane fly overs are useless in most cases, unless the area being searched is bare of trees, heavy underbrush and tree. People and children walk into the wild all the time are never found.
They use infrared cameras to detect body heat or heat sources as well or do ya think one of the co pilots hangs out of a window and uses a Polaroid camera or something??
Are you sure they all have infrared cameras?@@indianastones6032
A fairly common belief in Australia is that a true accident (or possibly an “accident” caused by foster mum) lead to poor William’s death. Worried that they would also loose custody of their other foster child they covered it up and it got very out of hand, very quickly and led to huge media coverage. Sadly unless his body or some other evidence is found it’s probably won’t be solved.
Foster mother
Since had one other child removed
Found guilty of child abuse
VERACITY PLEASE
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Please do DeOrr Kuntz!!
Comparable cases, comparable out comes I'm afraid.
Great video
If that little lad did fall over the balcony, wouldn't the cadaver dogs have picked up the presence of blood, etc, since they were on the scene very shortly afterwards?
Its a big statement to make about the foster mother but I think its the most logical answer and I like that you're not afraid to make that theory te most probable. Another great job
🤘🏻🇬🇧
I just watched video by Deception Detective on the same topic. I'm sure that the parents are guilty. Especially because his body was never found. If he had been kidnapped there would be a ransom note or they would find him or somebody who was suspicious. They never investigated any other option
Did he pick up about the shoes? On the 000 call?
Baffling no scent of him being picked up….. like he was never there 🤷♀️
I think maybe you cracked it with that last line.
Poor kid :(
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It's weird hearing New South Wales called NSW as us from NSW & the country don't call it NSW, we call my state New South Wales, even tho it is abbreviated to NSW on paper. It's only Western Australia, South Australia, Australian Capital Territory & Northern Territory that get called as WA, SA, the ACT & the NT or the Top End. In saying that tho nobody overseas, except our siblings across the ditch in NZ can pronounce any Aussie name correct especially Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra & even Australia is pronounced wrong.
Americans say emu wrong.
They say "eemoo" when the correct way is "emew"
PLEASE do DAVID BAIN from New Zealand !!!
Once Gary was off the case,, it will never be solved. At this point Im sure there is an answer as to what really happened, but not nearly enough evidence to effectively prosecute those responsible in a court of law. Just my opinion on it, anyways.
I thought this case was solved and the foster family did it. Or am I experiencing the Mandela effect?
Mandela effect is a viral meme (created by the same channels that pushed the flat earth theory) to trick people who are not good at remembering things and who are very gullible.
He fell from the balcony, or maybe a tree. Hence the foster mother shoe-horning in that comment in an interview that he was scared to go "too high" when she suggested climbing trees to him. Classic manipulator and professional liar. The she made up something about two suspicious cars watching the property. They had windows down but she could see nobody inside. Makes no sense at all
The climbing tree and the crapping on how cautious he was etc was a give away for me anyway
This video leaves out many important facts such as the visit being a last-minute decision by the foster parents, and the situation of the grandmother's house next to a dense forest. 60 Minutes Australia did a very good documentary on this case. Charging the mother was a last ditch effort by the police since they had failed for years. they had to nail someone so as not to seem incompetent. The most likely scenario presented here is very irresponsible as there is NO evidence for a fall from the veranda, and the sister is a witness. the actual most likely scenario is that William walked away into the woods and was never found. His body is very small and could remain hidden forever in the dense bush.
Yes his body is small and obviously animals eating his remains but wouldn’t his clothing or something be found? And how far could he of gotten without no one finding him and I just can’t see him wondering that far alone into dense wilderness, I’ve watched the 60 minute one on this case too and that’s the one thing I can’t get over is the terrain, it’s very dense and thick and rough and a child his age isn’t going to walk that far through that enough no never be found at all and remember the dogs never picked up his scent either if he were to of wondered off the dogs would of picked up his scent
The trip was a planned teip (the foster mother's mither was getting her house in order, as she was moving and planned to sell it).
They decided to go up a day earlier though, on Thursday night, not Saturday night.
People make a mistake often, assuming it was Saturday when it all kicked off.
It was Friday
Rubbish! Statements/timelines from the foster mother are absolute fiction and weren’t looked into as they should have been.
Why do u keep repeating the date
becuz it is a detail
I also found it a bit annoying. Saying it once for every point in the timeline would've been enough.
An accident seems most likely
They kept saying "foster" child or "foster" mom... nothing was found, as he had never left the home....
I just don’t know how the dogs didn’t pick up his scent if he wondered off so I don’t believe that, and the terrain is so dense and rugged that I doubt a small child would go that far into the forest to not be found. And if an animal took em we would of found something by now, or had some blood left behind that someone would of noticed it but no clothes, shoes, something from his costume, human remains, bones something!! I think siting happened to him and it was covered up but if it was an accident why cover it up? Why it was covered up and not reported is strange! Did the father run him over or something on accident and t didn’t want to be blamed or something??
Regarding William's shoes...
Have you listened to the foster mother's 000 call?
She really got caught out about shoes. I think it wasnt a question she anticipated. Listening to it i dont believe her hesitancy is her simply pausing to think. She really had to imagine what she had just done and decide what she needed to say about shoes. Its likely she already had a dissociative experience around the event and couldn't remember .
IMO
I believe whatever Gary Jubelin's theory is.
The Hard Jube effed up.
Why?
NSW=New South Wales and no ine says NSW unlike WA...
i think maybe a coyote snatched him and carried him away explaining why he was acting like a dog/bear growling as he went out of sight... im curious what kind of animals are located in that area...😢sad story no matt we r what
There's no coyotes in Australia. The biggest danger would possibly be wild dogs, unlikely but not impossible.
Yes but the dogs never picked up his scent and there was no blood or clothing found over the years, nothing found, no shoes any of his Spider-Man costume nothing! I think the dogs would have picked up his scent and at least pointed them in a direction of the animal that took him! Just like the dingo ate my baby case, that baby was a lot smaller but I just think something would have been found my now, even bones!
Fancy stopping saying 'twenty twenty..' like that, nah?
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