Samantha Murphy Ballarat * Patrick Orren Stephenson Charged With Murder

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The Murder of Rebecca Young - Ballarat

The Murder of Hannah McGuire - Ballarat * Lachie Young

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Lachie Young

Age

25

Ht

189cm

Wt

81kg

Pos.

Def

Career

Season

Last 5

D

10.5

3star

K

6.4

3star

HB

4.1

3star

M

3.3

3star

T

1.8

4star

MG

220.3

3star

D

9.0

2star

K

5.5

2star

HB

3.5

2star

M

1.0

1star

T

2.0

3star

MG

210.0

3star

D

11.2

3star

K

6.2

3star

HB

5.0

4star

M

3.8

4star

T

1.8

4star

MG

219.6

4star

charged



Allegedly

 

[31550]

Yeah agree if there’s a third party it’s sloppy. Why didn’t they destroy the phone and then put it in water? Did they want police to find it?

A more interesting question is why the police wanted the public and media to know where they found the phone.

 

[reddog92]

A more interesting question is why the police wanted the public and media to know where they found the phone.

And was it actually in working order? Maybe police wanted to scare people or POS into saying something or making a mistake?


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[shorsky]

What interests me, whoever put her phone in that particular dam did a sloppy job, (possibly under pressure/stress). But has made it difficult to find Samantha's body. Just my opinion, looks like two different people involved or others, possibly working in different roles, which could make this premeditated

Was it a Sloppy Job ? Or was it Deliberate ?

Perhaps it was placed there with the intention that it be found and to be immediately known by the contents of the wallet case that it belonged to SM.

We have no idea what may have been stored / found on that phone; whether there was sensitive information, who was in the Contact list, was it all legit, was it intended to incriminate someone or whether the location was a decoy to send Police on a wild goose chase.

Was there a deeper reason that POS’ parents left town so quickly ? Maybe the initial ‘withholding’ of his identity was deliberate. Maybe his family went into police protection.
Do locals know if his sisters left with them as I think I heard that one worked in Real Estate & stayed in Ballarat.
Do locals know if they are still away ?

 

[reddog92]

Was it a Sloppy Job ? Or was it Deliberate ?

Perhaps it was placed there with the intention that it be found and to be immediately known by the contents of the wallet case that it belonged to SM.

We have no idea what may have been stored / found on that phone; whether there was sensitive information, who was in the Contact list, was it all legit, was it intended to incriminate someone or whether the location was a decoy to send Police on a wild goose chase.

Was there a deeper reason that POS’ parents left town so quickly ? Maybe the initial ‘withholding’ of his identity was deliberate. Maybe his family went into police protection.
Do locals know if his sisters left with them as I think I heard that one worked in Real Estate & stayed in Ballarat.
Do locals know if they are still away ?

Sister is still in Ballarat and working the same job


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[mrskafoops]

I had to ask, I’m not sure what it takes to be on a criminal gang elimination list.

Look at what happened to Jane Thurgood-Dove. She was executed and it was a case of mistaken identity. The shooters had the wrong street, if I recall. Maybe something similar happened here? It is a far-fetched scenario though, I think. The whole gang thing or bikie thing. But you never know hey

 

[mrskafoops]

And was it actually in working order? Maybe police wanted to scare people or POS into saying something or making a mistake?


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From what I understand the police cannot release misguiding/misleading information. I think they either tell the truth or nothing at all. Otherwise, if they did then no one would trust the cops. So, the phone must be working. Unless they said to the media that they cannot confirm or deny if the phone is in working order and the media have run with it being in working order because that would draw more attention from the public. And get them more clicks. Maybe.

 

[jason_recliner]

From what I understand the police cannot release misguiding/misleading information. I think they either tell the truth or nothing at all.

I don't think this is correct.

 

[mrskafoops]

Was it a Sloppy Job ? Or was it Deliberate ?

Perhaps it was placed there with the intention that it be found and to be immediately known by the contents of the wallet case that it belonged to SM.

We have no idea what may have been stored / found on that phone; whether there was sensitive information, who was in the Contact list, was it all legit, was it intended to incriminate someone or whether the location was a decoy to send Police on a wild goose chase.

Was there a deeper reason that POS’ parents left town so quickly ? Maybe the initial ‘withholding’ of his identity was deliberate. Maybe his family went into police protection.
Do locals know if his sisters left with them as I think I heard that one worked in Real Estate & stayed in Ballarat.
Do locals know if they are still away ?

You would think that they would be able to get prints off the phone too. Or the cards.

The thing is, if a third party disposed of it they would have made that decision on their own, because POS can't very well ring someone from prison and say "Hey mate, the phone is here, can you go chuck it in a lake? Ta."

 

[mrskafoops]

I don't think this is correct.

Really, why?

 

[jason_recliner]

Really, why?

There have been many investigations where the police have released incorrect or misleading information IIRC. Sorry, I can't just now recall the specific instances though!

 

[Run n Spread]

You would think that they would be able to get prints off the phone too. Or the cards.

The thing is, if a third party disposed of it they would have made that decision on their own, because POS can't very well ring someone from prison and say "Hey mate, the phone is here, can you go chuck it in a lake? Ta."

Highly doubt it if its been in water for moths. No chance of prints doubtful they get info off it at all

 

[Underarrest_]

Really, why?

I think it’s just the media who’ve said the phone was in good working order and the police haven’t actually said it, unless I missed it.

 

[Underarrest_]

Look at what happened to Jane Thurgood-Dove. She was executed and it was a case of mistaken identity. The shooters had the wrong street, if I recall. Maybe something similar happened here? It is a far-fetched scenario though, I think. The whole gang thing or bikie thing. But you never know hey

True but with the area SM was murdered they probably would have had to watch SM for some time to know exactly where she ran which lessons the likelihood of it being mistaken identity.