Mr Wood was charged in 2006 after a decade of public scrutiny over Byrne's death, whose body was found at notorious suicide spot The Gap in 1995. Strike Force Rosann continues to investigate William Tyrrell's suspected The Homicide Squad's Strike Force Rosann marked the seven-year anniversary of the disappearance by revisiting his foster grandmother's home on the NSW mid-north coast. They also looked around a rock ledge located underneath. September 6- The Nine Network's 60 Minutes reveal two suspicious cars were parked on the street the morning William went missing. Checking out the grandmother's vehicle was therefore a very good idea. I was surprised when recently Ally Chumley in her research uncovered the fact that dying man, Abbott's 'fishing buddy' Ray Porter allegedly told a nurse he had picked up Frank Abbott and a cute little boy resembling William Tyrrell from a green machinery shed behind the Kendall school and driven 3 year old William and his "best mate Frank Abbott" some 300km north up the Pacific Highway. Meanwhile, down the road, excavators, police trucks, Rural Fire Service vans and dozens of officers began gathering at Cobb & Co Road corner in eucalyptus bushland. Charges against she and William's former foster father relating to the assault of a child were mentioned in Sydney's Hornsby Local Court on Monday afternoon. Being a person of interest does not necessarily suggest William's mother is a suspect and there have been hundreds of such persons investigated over the years. But hundreds of police and emergency services officers descended on Kendall on Monday to search three new areas which have not previously been looked at. Neighbour Vic Gunter said it seems a bit strange police would target the house so many years later. Police Commissioner Mick Fuller was similarly tight-lipped when asked about the AVOs being sought against two key suspects this morning. 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Over the past year, William's foster parents have taken issue with the police investigation. Police will be taking two key suspects in William Tyrrell's disappearance to court this month, as a renewed search for the missing 3-year-old begins. The search for William has been concentrated on his foster grandmother's house and a one square kilometre area of land about 700m from that property. We don't necessarily have to find any of these men in the vicinity of Benaroon Drive at the time of William's disappearance. Picture: Supplied Former NSW deputy police commissioner Nick Kaldas said legal issues around the foster system made it a very difficult situation for those who dealt with it initially. Last night, Daily Mail Australia witnessed seven RFS officers working as detectives stood by and uniformed police guarded an area of road. ABC News In-depth. If we were looking at the total area in a hang glider from above, astoundingly, we would see that at least 20 live in the immediate locality of Benaroon Drive. It took it took almost 1000 days before he was able to reveal what he saw to police. In September, detectives returned to the home of William's grandmother on the seven-year anniversary of his disappearance after new information 'came to light'. September 13 - Police reveal they found a burned out car wreck belonging to a former person of interest. The foster parents of missing toddler William Tyrrell aren't likely to have charges that they assaulted a child heard until late next year. December 19 - Coroners say William could still be alive and the inquest will determine if he died or not. Inquest hearsBill Spedding, a NSW mid-north coast repairman and one-time person of interest in the disappearance of William Tyrrell,met his wife for coffee about 9.30am in Laurieton, a 15-minute drive from Kendall, on the day William went missing. Australian Federal Police use ground-penetrating radar in the garage of William's last foster grandmother's home at Kendall. The coronial inquest has been delayed for another eight months with the next round of hearings happening in March 2020. He agreed it was "fair comment" to say Mr Spedding was labelled a paedophile but said charging him was the right thing to do. The inquest's first batch of hearings focused on William's family situation and the events leading up to his disappearance. His foster parents are reported to be persons of interest in the case, December 15, 2021: Police reveal a bone fragment of unknown origin has been found in the search ahead, and are planning to wrap up the search by the end of the week. Detective Chief Superintendent Darren Bennett said the renewedsearch was in light of concrete evidence police had received. Weve had six years of pain, grief and broken promises, the statement said. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. 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Officers armed with chainsaws and whipper snippers (pictured) began cutting into bush and felling trees on Monday in eucalyptus scrub close to William's foster grandmother's home, Police and rural fire officers led the fresh hunt while a coroner's van waited nearby (pictured on Monday), No trace of William (pictured) has ever been found and no person has ever been charged, Detectives in the search for missing boy William Tyrrell case have subpoenaed information from the 10 News First podcast 'Where's William Tyrell', as they investigate a new direction in the case. WebThe case has been ongoing for 7 years, and is the most expensive missing persons inquiry in Australias history. Gary Jubelin, the retired homicide detective who once led the William Tyrrell case, has defended his previous investigation as the renewed search for the childs remains continues. Detectives take items for testing including a mattress, computer and vehicles. There were heaps of locals who would have sworn it was one of these two and the rumour mill contributed to police zeroing in on them. 'As our team continue to conduct inquiries and explore all avenues of investigation, our focus has been identifying if anything has been missed, or if there are any details no matter how small that need to be clarified,' the inspector said in September. Strike force officer-in-chargeDetective Chief Inspector David Laidlaw said further information had come to light after a review of materials gathered by investigators over the seven-year period of William's disappearance. William Tyrrell (pictured) vanished from his foster grandmother's home age three on September 12, 2014, Detective Chief Superintendent Darren Bennett said the renewed search (pictured, the house on Monday) would take two to three weeks, Specialist search dogs (pictured) were brought in to assist police as the investigation takes a dramatic new turn. They then attended a school assembly across the road to see a child in their care receive an award. The charges, which do not relate to William, were mentioned in Sydney's Hornsby Local Court on Monday afternoon. They endured threats so serious one person was jailed, were accused of stealing from a registered charity and had their address repeatedly revealed. Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group, Top $76,000-a-year New Jersey boarding school admits 'more should have been done' to stop bullying of boy, 17, who took his own life after being falsely accused of rape by cruel peers, Regulators seize and sell First Republic Bank to JPMorgan in second-largest US bank failure, A musical climax! When William Tyrrell went missing, it sparked one of the biggest investigations in Australian history. A collection of shovels lay on the ground near the white van marked 'Forensic Services' and five RFS vans and trucks. William Tyrrells biological grandmother has spoken of her unbearable pain since the little boys disappearance seven years ago. Mr Spedding, a tradesman, had fixed a washing machine at William's foster grandmother's home three days beforehe vanished there on September 12, 2014. In September, detectives revisited the Kendall area where William vanished and revealed new information had "come to light". Three dig areas within metres of each other have been marked out with tape and numbered poles, with digging equipment including piles of shovels stacked by the white Forensic Services van parked at the site. That is, I cannot place them at the crime scene. Both his foster and biological parents were quizzed, as were neighbours who helped in the search. Former William Tyrrell suspect sues state of NSW Rhiannon Lewin / William Tyrrell William Tyrrells foster mother charged with giving misleading evidence Summer Woolley / William Tyrrell William Tyrrells foster mum hit with fresh assault charge Digital Staff / William Tyrrell Development in assault case against William 'As part of ongoing investigations under Strike Force Rosann, detectives from the Homicide Squad received information relating to the suspected assault of a child at a home on Sydneys Upper North Shore. Mr Jubelin denies that, saying he was "professional and forthright" during a "frank" discussion about William with Mr Spedding. Police revealed the foster parents had been charged with an unrelated assault last Wednesday on the third day of their renewed search for William. I take the task before me very seriously, she said. He denies any wrongdoing whatsover, August: The second tranche of inquest hearings began on Wednesday August 7. Watch the full story tonight on @10NewsFirst. Gary Jubelin, who led the investigation into William's disappearance before being removed from the case in 2019, has described the foster mother as 'a very decent human being'. Correlates with 59/5 Personal Day William was in when he vanished. Police hadspent the last four weeks scouring areas near Kendall on the NSW Mid North Coast as they search for clues into the missing toddler. By Candace Sutton In Kendall and Kevin Airs For Daily Mail Australia, Published: 10:42 EDT, 15 November 2021 | Updated: 19:12 EDT, 16 November 2021. Mr Canceri said that after Mr Spedding was questioned about William's disappearance in January 2015, one officer told him:"We know you did it. Despite the claims - understood to be contained within police AVO paperwork, no charges have been laid against either foster parent. We are very hopeful we can bring this matter to some sort of conclusion.". Ex-cop says he will appeal, June 22, 2020: Police and SES launch new search for William Tyrrell near Herons Creek, where Abbott once lived, June 26, 2021: Police acknowledge William Tyrrell's 10th birthday, November 15, 2021:Detectives return to Kendall after receiving new information and admit they are searching for a body.

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