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Absolutely unthinkable to lose one child and to never know their fate but 3? Just horrible.
Absolutely unthinkable to lose one child and to never know their fate but 3? Just horrible.
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Interesting stuff about Derek Percy's possible link, especially considering he would've been relatively young himself...
identikit image of suspect.
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The cases for which police suspect Percy of involvement are:
The abduction and disappearance of the Beaumont children. Police have managed to establish that Percy was near the scene of the crime when the children went missing.
Although, isn't the identikit of the Oval Abductor and not nessesarily the Beaumont guy?
I cant remember if it was percy or someone else (sorry if not on topic).One guy who was a suspect i think in this case painted a picture at the bottom of the painting what looked like some bodies under a sand dune.Yet i cant remember if it was this case or could be the wanda beach murders (i'm prob wrong on both knowing me).
The problem with Percy is that he knows exactly how to play the system. He is very smart. He knows he's never being released, so he plays along with questions from journos looking to write a book or article. By dropping just the right hints or pauses, he can send a message that he might be involved without admitting anything. And Police can't force him to answer questions without good reason for suspicions because he's not a criminal (found not guilty-insane).
He's one sick individual. He has been linked with many missing-child investigations over the years. But nothing concrete has come out.
Von Einem seems a far more likely suspect.
The problem with Percy is that he knows exactly how to play the system. He is very smart. He knows he's never being released, so he plays along with questions from journos looking to write a book or article. By dropping just the right hints or pauses, he can send a message that he might be involved without admitting anything. And Police can't force him to answer questions without good reason for suspicions because he's not a criminal (found not guilty-insane).
He's one sick individual. He has been linked with many missing-child investigations over the years. But nothing concrete has come out.
Von Einem seems a far more likely suspect.
To me, the main issue with Percy is that, in all likelihood, he would have needed a car to commit the Beaumont crime, when he (most likely) was only 17 years old. Sure, like Dupas, he's become a master at playing the system, but was he that crafty, back when he was 20-21 years old and had little to no experience being interviewed by police?
That guy use to collect teenage boys for the Peter Liddy style orgies/parties that was a regular occurrence amongst some sections of the ruling class..It doesn't add up he/they were into such young children.For years there have been rumors of Von Einem being involved
That guy use to collect teenage boys for the Peter Liddy style orgies/parties that was a regular occurrence amongst some sections of the ruling class..It doesn't add up he/they were into such young children.
I just read up on that von Einem character - my god, what a disturbing chapter to still be left open.
Read the Family murders thread - total sicko
I did. Like the Albert Fish thread, it's something I wish I hadn't read. I mean, I've read it before, but time has dulled the details suitably.
growing up in Adelaide during this, its always been a topic in our clan about the rumors of who the family actually are.I did. Like the Albert Fish thread, it's something I wish I hadn't read. I mean, I've read it before, but time has dulled the details suitably.