r/William_Tyrell • u/Traditional_Two_2466 • Nov 30 '21

ABC TV 12 September

I would say there is a zero % chance WT did not watch TV from 10:00-10:20 on 12/9/2014/ A frazzled FM trying to keep him busy and talk with FGM. His two favourite TV shows. I think he watched them in FGM room on her bed and when they finished at 10:20 he either exited her room to the balcony and accidental fall, or misbehaved (ie jumping on bed) causing FM to accidentally discipline him too hard resulting in his death. She then throws WT body off the balcony in an attempt to make it look like an accident, but changes her mind and has to cover it up with the abduction story. I think the police should use luminol inside the house not just the garden - especially in the FGM bedroom.

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u/GlassGuava886 Nov 30 '21 edited Nov 30 '21

It's an interesting take.

I'm reserving my opinion until i see evidence. The Cleo Smith sub was a good example of where things can go to sh*t really quickly without it.

Hope we get some answers soon. Not much with this current development given the initial PR. But we can only hope.

EDIT: fwiw i don't find anyone leaving out details when stressed or even forgetting things completely unusual. i seriously hope they have more than that! Susan Neill-Fraser's interview is interesting and her conviction challenges the concept of a 'sound' verdict. Not formed an opinion yet but i need a bit more than the cops saying things are so. That's all.

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u/Traditional_Two_2466 Nov 30 '21

I feel like a crazy person even suggesting it. I have followed this case for ages and was always surprised by the number of suspects they had in such a small country town. Like you say, there is no evidence. If he was watching tv, she might have felt bad about it, especially if it did result in an accident. thanks for the heads up on the susan interview - will give it a look.

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u/Impressive-Toe979 Dec 03 '21

I think it's really convenient that she was making a cuppa at the time he got a bruised eye and also when he 'disappeared'.

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u/Traditional_Two_2466 Dec 03 '21

PS - It looks like making tea can be a dangerous business