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From memory, one bank statement period was missing when CG copied down her notes. It actually coincided with one or both of the murders in 1996 so there was no info for that period. I also think the ones that were presented were the only ones that referred to Claremont.I find this odd, or is it just me? Why was the Bankwest ATM info supplied Item 517 in the court exhibits for periods outside the murder nights?
SS 27th Jan, 1996
JR 9th June 1996
CG 15th March, 1997
Why weren't ANY of these dates included, or even the months the murders occurred? I realise the Bayview Tce ones on 5/12/1996 establish that BRE had visited and knew the area prior to CG murder (as he had lied and said he didn't know it), but surely the months of the murders would be crucial to see if he WAS there or close by on the nights/early morning after?
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I wonder if that was one of the other houses on the prowling list?Had to take a screenshot of this. A very interesting article with a photo of Jane and her dear friend who now lives in San Francisco.
View attachment 996797This caught my eye, Terry Dobson the Detective that handled the Huntingdale break in and attack talks of using dogs to track where the kimono came from.
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Yes, Ms Finch, I realise statements were missing but surely Bankwest could supply them if WAPOL asked?? Seems obvious to me, having a husband in banking and finance for decades I know this has always been available, even back in the 90s!From memory, one bank statement period was missing when CG copied down her notes. It actually coincided with one or both of the murders in 1996 so there was no info for that period. I also think the ones that were presented were the only ones that referred to Claremont.
Yes, Ms Finch, I realise statements were missing but surely Bankwest could supply them if WAPOL asked?? Seems obvious to me, having a husband in banking and finance for decades I know this has always been available, even back in the 90s!
Terrific BFew, thanks for sharing. I ask again, was a swab taken from the victim's nail? I think she'd mention that she'd deeply scratched her attacker to police when they came?
For all we know, the Huntingdale victim might have already washed her hands at least once before she had even told Police that she had dug her nails into his stubbly face.DNA wasn't even a consideration back at the time of this attack, plus any blood or tissue on her fingernails would likely be a very small amount relative to the amount needed for testing to obtain blood type and the limited other info that was available from blood tests at the time. i wouldn't be surprised if no swabs were taken from her nails.
Sorry, I misunderstood. I thought you were wondering why they didn’t present the information from CG or from what they found in his house that supported what she said. I assume the bank statements could not be obtained from the bank because they were asking for records too far back.Yes, Ms Finch, I realise statements were missing but surely Bankwest could supply them if WAPOL asked?? Seems obvious to me, having a husband in banking and finance for decades I know this has always been available, even back in the 90s!
Thanks BonzaRam, I forgot about that, but wonder if the banks DO have some means of keeping records longer considering the ATO can audit you back as far as they wish, 10 or 20 years! They have powers to access your bank records, how would they prove their case if the banks didn't have a means of supplying info? And an interesting thing I discovered was that bankcards have been around since 1974 so electronic records started a long way back.The bank details were not requested by the police until 2017, over 20 years after the fact. Banks keep records for 7-10 years.
Michael Chivell –evidence summary
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In 2017 the police asked Mr Chivell for information about withdrawals from the bank in 1996 and 1997. The police provided Mr Chivell with a schedule said to contain a record of ATM bank transactions with Bankwest. Since financial institutions are only required to keep records for seven years Bankwest does not retain any ATM transaction records from the dates in the schedule. Mr Chivell was not able to confirm whether the transactions took place nor provide information about the accounts involved.
Thanks BonzaRam, I forgot about that, but wonder if the banks DO have some means of keeping records longer considering the ATO can audit you back as far as they wish, 10 or 20 years! They have powers to access your bank records, how would they prove their case if the banks didn't have a means of supplying info? And an interesting thing I discovered was that bankcards have been around since 1974 so electronic records started a long way back.
Years ago in the 1980s the banks kept records on microfiche, my husband was telling me.
"In fact, credit cards were first introduced in Australia in 1974 by Bankcard, making this form of credit just 37 years old. Prior to their introduction, credit cards were something only a few Australians were familiar with, specifically those who had travelled to America."
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"In all cases, it would be best for you to keep all of your records and documents indefinitely. This is because the ATO can audit you after a very long time (e.g. 10 or 20 years) on the basis that the ATO considers that you have committed tax fraud or tax evasion. If that happens, and you have only kept your records for five years, you will end up in a very difficult and unfortunate position where you cannot defend yourself or produce the required documents to the ATO."
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I never knew this, unreal hey Bonza?
Cheers Bonza, but it does say that in the case of tax fraud or evasion, individuals included.I believe that is to do specifically with business tax records (as in business operating costs) not customer records.Individuals, by law, only have to keep tax records for any specific year for the next five years. They ATO does not have the power to changes laws to suit themselves.
The Privacy Act comes into play for businesses when it comes to keeping customer records also.
Yeah I read that as in those circumstances the ATO can start an audit any time they like and dig back as far they like. I would suggest the further back they dig the less information they will find and the time they would start an audit for that would be after discovering proof of fraud or evasion. They can find proof of tax evasion or fraud while they are doing an audit but in that scenario it may be a case of they can ask for any records beyond the normal time frame.Cheers Bonza, but it does say that in the case of tax fraud or evasion, individuals included.
"No time limit for ATO tax audits if there is tax fraud or tax evasion
If the ATO forms an opinion that a taxpayer’s actions are tax fraud or tax evasion, then there is no time limit for an ATO tax audit."
Not that it matters, but the screenshot of Jane with her friend isn't the same person who moved to San Fransisco the article speaks of.Had to take a screenshot of this. A very interesting article with a photo of Jane and her dear friend who now lives in San Francisco.
View attachment 996797This caught my eye, Terry Dobson the Detective that handled the Huntingdale break in and attack talks of using dogs to track where the kimono came from.
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CATCHING A SERIAL KILLER - Read this story on Magzter.com
Read this exciting story from Marie Claire Australia November 2020. When three young women were abducted and murdered in Perth during the ’90s, the unsolved crimes haunted the city for decades. Finally, following the most expensive police investigation in Australian history, the Claremont serial...www.magzter.com
Oh I thought it was, the nurse. Thanks for correcting me OES.Not that it matters, but the screenshot of Jane with her friend isn't the same person who moved to San Fransisco the article speaks of.
Understandably, WAPOL silence on this matter at this point in time, is probably leaving a fairly even divide between those that think eitherWe all know about JR's friend Kimdelia, but I hadn't actually seen that JR expected to be picked up by a male friend after the work outing? Was this in the court transcript? Again, screenshot with this magazine.
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We all know about JR's friend Kimdelia, but I hadn't actually seen that JR expected to be picked up by a male friend after the work outing? Was this in the court transcript? Again, screenshot with this magazine.
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Read this exciting story from WHO October 12, 2020. JUST DAYS BEFORE SHE WAS MURDERED BY CLAREMONT KILLER BRADLEY EDWARDS, THE CHILDCARE WORKER REVEALED TO HER FRIEND KIMDELIA COLE SHE HAD A NEW MAN IN HER LIFEwww.magzter.com
So none of the friends that JR went out at that night were JR's work friends?JR was not going out for a work thing, that was CG...
JR and Ms Donovan worked at the same place and lived in the same block of units. That is the only connection to work that i can find. From what i can gather the others knew JR through Ms Donovan not through work.So none of the friends that JR went out at that night were JR's work friends?
(I actually don't know the answer to this question at the moment)
JR and Ms Donovan worked at the same place and lived in the same block of units. That is the only connection to work that i can find. From what i can gather the others knew JR through Ms Donovan not through work.
" In 1996 Lynda Donovan was 26 years old and was a friend of Jane Rimmer. They worked together at the Nedlands Child Care Centre. They were both child care assistants and started working at the centre at about the same time. They also lived in the same block of units on Cambridge Street, Wembley. Ms Rimmer lived downstairs and MsDonovan lived upstairs. MsDonovan estimated that MsRimmer had lived there for three months as at June 1996"
Oh yeah I agree that someone saying they are going out with a group of workmates or a workmate could be construed as a work thing but Kimdelia is claiming JR told her about it 5 days before hand. Ms Donovan is quite clear about seeing JR that afternoon and inviting her out for that evening. The time frames don't match. i put more creedence in a friend that worked and lived where JR did on that date.Based on the above, I can understand how Jane Rimmer's girls night out in Claremont might have been perceived or described as a work thing.
I've been out with many a workmate after work, sometimes directly from work, sometimes not, where it was not a formal work gathering or organised as a work event, and where other friends of my workmates, that were not my workmates, were also there.
Would I have have referred to any of these occasions as a 'work thing' when describing it to my friends or family'?
On some occasions I might have said or conveyed something like that.
Especially for those jobs where there was a lot of socialising between workers during work, at lunchtimes and after work, and only those social events that included no-one connected to work were seen or felt like NOT being a 'work thing'.
Might some of my family or friends have interpreted my description of it as it being a 'work thing', or when telling their family or friends about what I was doing, have described it as a 'work thing'. Possibly.
Oh yeah I agree that someone saying they are going out with a group of workmates or a workmate could be construed as a work thing but Kimdelia is claiming JR told her about it 5 days before hand. Ms Donovan is quite clear about seeing JR that afternoon and inviting her out for that evening. The time frames don't match. i put more creedence in a friend that worked and lived where JR did on that date.
How can they charge her with anything?. The only person who can prove what she says is correct or wrong is no longer here to do so.We don't know exactly what Kimdelia is claiming, as you are going by a magazine article that is not quoting Kimdelia, and even if it was quoting Kimdelia might have been edited or written in a way that leaves many readers with a different impression to what actually happened.
For example, the Michael Crooks article GND posted says
'Five days before childcare worker Jane Rimmer disappeared, she told her close friend Kimdelia Cole she had weekend plans to go to Claremont'
For all we know, Jane Rimmer had initial plans to go to Claremont either by herself, or with other friends, that did not involve any of her workmates, or with other workmates or ex-workmates that did not involve Ms Donovan, who she ended up going to Claremont with after first going to the OBH in Cottesloe.
The bit of the article that says "She didn't really want to got out, it was a work thing", is not beyond reasonable doubt proven to be 100% connected to the same "plans to go to Claremont" as in the first bit of the article.
At this point, my above opinions are ignoring what was previous said and reported to have been said by Kimdelia on this matter.
I'm just trying to keep an open mind and not jump to premature conclusions on this matter.
Particularly as there has been enough time since Kimdelia's claims to the media in Private and then in Public, for the WA Justice System to charge her for any blatantly false claims on this matter, and/or put out a suppression order on media reporting of any false claims she has made on this matter, and neither of these have occurred.
Surely if the claims were false, the WA Justice System would not just sit there and do absolutely nothing to refute them?
Can anyone come up with a valid possible reason someone in the WA Justice System would not have at last publicly refuted any of Kimdelia Cole's claims by now?
(Not saying there aren't any valid reasons, like that they are still gathering evidence by which to charge her with something, or waiting until the BRE sentencing/appeals are out of the way before doing so).
I recall (rightly or wrongly) Kimdelia saying either in a media interview, or the media reporting (rightly or wrongly) that Kimdelia had told WAPOL about the pre-arranged meeting JR had with Bogsy/someone that night. Maybe my recollection of this is faulty?How can they charge her with anything?.
I recall (rightly or wrongly) Kimdelia saying either in a media interview, or the media reporting (rightly or wrongly) that Kimdelia had told WAPOL about the pre-arranged meeting JR had with Bogsy/someone that night. Maybe my recollection of this is faulty?
If there is no evidence from Police records of Kimdelia ever being interviewed by WAPOL for being a friend of JR, and/or WAPOL refute that Kimdelia ever reported this to them, surely they can charge her with making false reports to Police?
Surely Kimdelia was interviewed by WAPOL in 1996 having been a friend of JR and there being records of phone calls between Kimdelia and JR (on either Kimdelia or JR's personal or families phones, or their work phones). As I assume that Police did a good basic detective job back then of looking at phone records of who JR made calls to and who she received calls from, and followed up on any names by face to face interviews and statements looking for clues for who Jane might have arranged to meet up with that fateful midnight, on the basis that there was a reasonable chance the killer was someone known to her that was meant to be giving her a lift home that night.
And if Kimdelia was interviewed by WAPOL in 1996, there should still be written and accurate evidence of what was and was not said by Kimdelia in the interview.
Just a reminder that 7NEWS reported in writing and had Kimdelia claiming in her video story/interview with Kimdelia on this that she spoke to Jane on the'Five days before childcare worker Jane Rimmer disappeared, she told her close friend Kimdelia Cole she had weekend plans to go to Claremont'