Police told William’s foster mother ‘we know where, we know how, we know why’ | sallyrawsthorne
When police visited William Tyrrell’s foster mother at her home to summon her to a secret court appearance, they had a stark message for the woman they believe disposed of his body after he fell from a first-floor balcony.
SD replied: “What? Why haven’t you got him?,” a hearing into allegations that SD lied to the Crime Commission, a powerful investigative body that can compel witnesses to give evidence, heard on Thursday. Police have charged SD with lying to the Crime Commission about hitting another foster child in her care with a wooden spoon. She denied using a spoon to hit the girl, but police who secretly bugged the family home and her phone say two recordings prove otherwise.A harrowing recording of the 10-year-old allegedly screaming “no, please no” and sobbing as she was allegedly hit with a wooden spoon was played to the court.
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