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Unsolved Girls that went missing from Adelaide Oval 1973
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jason_recliner
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I doubt significant resources are allocated to this.
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Because???
Billy Brainless
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Red says police had Hart's hat. They still got it do you know? Or hart not a suspect
What's Raddan theory
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Because there are many more recent crimes that require their time and attention
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Do you mean current recent unsolved murders or plod cop crimes? Major crime branch or homicide squad can't have too long a list of unsolved that they drop cold cases completely you'd think. Different units with different tasks. Sex crimes too... but they would be busy yes
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Other serious crimes. They don't solve themselves.
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I met her with Bill H former Detective and heard her story. I believe she is legit
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Why the previous commentor bccclaire is annoyed at a former cop outlining they're a former cop in an article about a crime is really odd. Of course it should afford her credibility... as much credibility as the cops she reported it to well before her story was told. I think legit too. And that's a worry if major crime did nothing
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50 years now so there is only time for one last push. It’s quite possible that offenders in their 20s or 30s were involved and thus, if are still with us, don’t have too long left.
Errol Radan a POI flagged by a woman called Michelle.
Her report was enough for SA-Pol MC to send two detectives to interview Errol in an interstate prison.
They failed to get anything out of him before he died. When cleaning out his residence, his family found incriminating evidence. Containing exploitation material and clothing, not to mention clippings of the AO case. Errol is a convicted predator with victims across three states
Errol is the probably the only offender MC have investigated in recent time. I'm pretty sure Hart has been ruled out because MTM's account is a bit dodgy.
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Police still got that hat? Last news I can find on police looking at hart is they had been handed the hat to investigate. B4 that they searched wells on his place but stopped because it was dangerous and said they'd prob go back
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Advertiser story on the case today. Comments say police have the hat and stuff from barrels is being sent to US to be checked. Must be some interest in that Hart
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Good to see still trying.
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Not sure police are... saw a post from journalist ******** that he's asked police for his hat back. Police say it's not of interest to them but have refused to give it back. Why hold onto it if it's ruled out?
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************** I mean
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Wtf????
Macca180
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Thought u said it was being sent to the US for testing along with contents from the barrels..
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Assumed everything of possible connection gets tested. If they have it. I read here they had the hat too but seems cops have it
Macca180
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ok got you.
A crime reporter should know the importance of preserving evidence. You don't want it contaminated with other DNA.
It's in the safest hands. Police will store that item correctly. You want to try and maintain a chain of evidence if you ever need that item in a court case or inquest.
Hopefully they will turn up some evidence to bring closure to the case.
It's in the safest hands. Police will store that item correctly. You want to try and maintain a chain of evidence if you ever need that item in a court case or inquest.
Hopefully they will turn up some evidence to bring closure to the case.
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As far as I can see, the crime reporter put it in the hands of police after they missed it in their original search
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Major Crime refusing multiple times to return items provided to assist with their investigations suggests there's value in those items.... the hat is considered of value.
It belonged to Stan Hart. It was found in Stan Hart's shack, the same location cops repeatedly search and have not ruled out in relation to the crime.
The hat has been identified by the best witness as that the abductor wore.
Hart's been exposed as a repeat sex offender.
Now some on here won't see that as enough to make Hart the prime suspect in the case. To me, that's naive. It shows disregard for not only persons who come forth with information but also for SAPOL as they have invested in their enquiries.
Of course, everyone wants the smoking gun.... well, it's looking more and more each day like the materials from the barrels located using Mark Marshall's hand drawn map have potential to be that gun when they're tested outside of Australia.
Afterall, SAPOL have had that hat 15 months and not looked at it.... do you really think they've tested thoroughly for human remains materials found adjacent to where criminals were growing a drug crop for dodgy cops to benefit from?
Federal police raided that site... that speaks plenty.
It belonged to Stan Hart. It was found in Stan Hart's shack, the same location cops repeatedly search and have not ruled out in relation to the crime.
The hat has been identified by the best witness as that the abductor wore.
Hart's been exposed as a repeat sex offender.
Now some on here won't see that as enough to make Hart the prime suspect in the case. To me, that's naive. It shows disregard for not only persons who come forth with information but also for SAPOL as they have invested in their enquiries.
Of course, everyone wants the smoking gun.... well, it's looking more and more each day like the materials from the barrels located using Mark Marshall's hand drawn map have potential to be that gun when they're tested outside of Australia.
Afterall, SAPOL have had that hat 15 months and not looked at it.... do you really think they've tested thoroughly for human remains materials found adjacent to where criminals were growing a drug crop for dodgy cops to benefit from?
Federal police raided that site... that speaks plenty.
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Who says they havent looked at it?
And if Feds raided the place why dont they have the hat?
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cant trust what the cops put out there
easey street killings in victoria they had it out there for years that a knife was found at a nearby train station,but it likely wasnt connected to the murders
now they have a suspect its comes out that he had the knife in his car when he was pulled over within 2 weeks of the murders,his story was that he found the knife at the train station,the assumption from a regular joes pov was that the police found it during their search for evidence in the area,or some lay person totally unconnected to the crime found it
i would think if everyone knew that the fella who had the knife,who knew at least one of victims,who was known to police even at 17yo,then there would have been a hell of a lot more cries to look more carefully at that guy in 1977,not 2016/17,but the public wasnt to know
maybe this is a police tactic so they can dismiss information coming in,fair enough,but all this conjecture about the hat,whos it was,who has it,has it been tested etc,we wouldnt have a clue where the truth lies
easey street killings in victoria they had it out there for years that a knife was found at a nearby train station,but it likely wasnt connected to the murders
now they have a suspect its comes out that he had the knife in his car when he was pulled over within 2 weeks of the murders,his story was that he found the knife at the train station,the assumption from a regular joes pov was that the police found it during their search for evidence in the area,or some lay person totally unconnected to the crime found it
i would think if everyone knew that the fella who had the knife,who knew at least one of victims,who was known to police even at 17yo,then there would have been a hell of a lot more cries to look more carefully at that guy in 1977,not 2016/17,but the public wasnt to know
maybe this is a police tactic so they can dismiss information coming in,fair enough,but all this conjecture about the hat,whos it was,who has it,has it been tested etc,we wouldnt have a clue where the truth lies
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