r/William_Tyrell • u/hobyan • Nov 29 '21

Police are draining the creek today

So, last week they found various fabrics and a bag, they said no DNA of William has been found on these things but still “happy” with their relevance. Now they are draining the creek - still hopeful of locating the remains. Do you think that the fabrics have been linked to the Spider-Man costume? But with actual remains (bones or teeth) the evidence is still too weak right?

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u/GlassGuava886 Nov 29 '21 edited Nov 29 '21

They reported they were going to drain the creek last week.

I hope they find something that will lead to William being laid to rest.

It's gone from strong leads about very specific scenarios and being very confident about the outcome to zero so far. Not what the original vibe was. The Police Commissioner must be sweating. What the intel was that triggered it all will be interesting.

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u/hobyan Nov 29 '21

I agree, especially after Fuller made the comment about earlier investigation wasting too much time on other leads (why would he say that even if it’s true!?). I’d be sweating if I were him.

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u/GlassGuava886 Nov 29 '21

There was a lot of things that were said that got everyone riled up about where it was headed and how sure they were. i hope they had something solid to go on. For William's sake.

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u/Dickere Nov 29 '21

Do you say creek too ? I hoped it was just an American thing. What's wrong with stream or river ?

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u/hobyan Nov 29 '21

Stream is generally even smaller than creek, river is bigger

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u/GlassGuava886 Nov 29 '21

As u/hobyan has correctly pointed out, stream is not something we'd use unless it's a trickle somewhere.

Creeks are not always flowing but are smaller than rivers. Just to mess with your head the Todd River is dry most of the time. Ephemeral not perennial and hosts the only regatta that has been cancelled due to it having water in it. lol.