15 November 2014
POLICE investigating the baffling disappearance of toddler William Tyrell from the small town of Kendall are focusing their investigation on CCTV footage taken from the local tennis club.
Investigators will today set up at the Kendall Tennis Club with still images taken of all cars captured on the club’s CCTV camera on the morning William went missing in the hope of identifying any suspicious vehicles.
Port Macquarie Superintendent Paul Fehon, who is leading the investigation into the three-year-old’s disappearance nine weeks ago, said police were asking everyone who drove past the Graham St club before 11am on September 12 to come forward and identify their vehicle.
“We’re trying to match them up to see if we can eliminate the local cars and then see if we’ve got cars that are unusual,” Supt Fehon said.
“Unfortunately, it’s not a head on or behind shot where we would have number plates, it’s only descriptions of cars.
“We’ll look at the side profile of a car and if we can’t find identify some then we may have a new line of inquiry.”
William was last seen wearing a Spiderman suit in the front yard of his grandmother’s home on Benaroon Drive in Kendall, south of Port Macquarie.
William’s sudden disappearance sparked a massive search of the surrounding bush involving more than 300 local volunteers, SES officers, rural fire service personnel and police. The first thought was that he had wandered off alone into the bush.
But the complete lack of evidence, including tracks, scent trails or pieces of clothing, has led police to believe he may have been abducted.
Supt Fehon said William’s family still held out hope of finding him alive.
“They still really hope he can be returned to them,” he said.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
POLICE investigating the baffling disappearance of toddler William Tyrell from the small town of Kendall are focusing their investigation on CCTV footage taken from the local tennis club.
Investigators will today set up at the Kendall Tennis Club with still images taken of all cars captured on the club’s CCTV camera on the morning William went missing in the hope of identifying any suspicious vehicles.
Port Macquarie Superintendent Paul Fehon, who is leading the investigation into the three-year-old’s disappearance nine weeks ago, said police were asking everyone who drove past the Graham St club before 11am on September 12 to come forward and identify their vehicle.
“We’re trying to match them up to see if we can eliminate the local cars and then see if we’ve got cars that are unusual,” Supt Fehon said.
“Unfortunately, it’s not a head on or behind shot where we would have number plates, it’s only descriptions of cars.
“We’ll look at the side profile of a car and if we can’t find identify some then we may have a new line of inquiry.”
William was last seen wearing a Spiderman suit in the front yard of his grandmother’s home on Benaroon Drive in Kendall, south of Port Macquarie.
William’s sudden disappearance sparked a massive search of the surrounding bush involving more than 300 local volunteers, SES officers, rural fire service personnel and police. The first thought was that he had wandered off alone into the bush.
But the complete lack of evidence, including tracks, scent trails or pieces of clothing, has led police to believe he may have been abducted.
Supt Fehon said William’s family still held out hope of finding him alive.
“They still really hope he can be returned to them,” he said.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/investigators-focus-on-cctv-footage-in-the-search-for-missing-toddler-william-tyrell/story-fni0cx12-1227124180019
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