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Hi all,
I'm new here and curious. Love bushwalking. Never looked for yowies though. But I'm sure I've had some close encounters.

I'm following the case of the missing boy in Kendall, NSW, William Tyrell.
Recently an article said he was at his grandmother's house at the end of a cul-de-sac that was right next to bushland.
The boy was in a bright red spiderman outfit and was playing hide and seek around the corner of the house; darting into the back yard away from his mother at the front.
He was gone a FEW MINUTES and disappeared.

I was wondering how anybody could have sneaked down a cul de sac and hidden behind the fence, jumped over, snatched the boy, jumped back over the fence, and run back into the bush at fast speed while carrying a young kid. All within 3 minutes.

Then I chanced upon this book on Amazon the next day http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13563254-missing-411
It's about Canadian disappearances in bushland.
The author vaguely refers to the Sasquatch as being responsible.
Some young kids have disappeared within 3 minutes in completely isolated and remote bushland while camping.
Some have appeared again up to 11 miles away without any scratches whatsoever on them, especially their feet.
It's as if they were carried and left in a really remote place away from any civilization at all, mostly up mountains.
Many have their clothes removed but are unharmed in any way.

If poor little William Tyrell had that fate, then his spiderman suit is probably around the area but miles away in bushland.

I am reluctant too comment on this it must be so terrible for the lads family my sincere respect goes to these people but anything would be worth a try even if it is miles from the disappearance .
Any contributors that research in that part of the country should feel at least morally obligated to keep your eyes open for sign other than Yowie related when in the field . It would be great to see the youngster returned home safely !!!!

Hi Guys,

Again as stated previously with all respect to family and loved ones, I did have the same thought... I hope I am wrong and regardless of the cause he returns home safe and well...

Cheers,

Stu

I agree, it would be a terrible outcome and my condolences are with his family who must be terribly distraught.

But it is an option that police wouldn't be aware of or be looking for.

Thanks to anyone who does search in the area. I thought I'd just mention it.

There is an update on this extremely sad story in today's news. It's been 5 months now and police are no closer to finding out what happened to young William. The news article suggests two psychics are becoming involved. I hope with all my heart they can help find answers to this tragic event.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... eturn.html

This does remind me of Dennis Martin's disappearance but we just don't know who or what the cops are looking into. There have been many mentions of something drug related, something to do with Williams 'real' dad and so on.
However, as people 'in the know' so to speak, we on this board should be open to the yowie theory on behalf of those who know nothing about it.
There is a clear corridor of bush and large forests right where William was taken. It's certainly a possibility. In the Dennis Martin case the Green Berets turned up and went hunting so there must have been an awareness of the phenomena at the time. I wonder if our government knows anything?

All respect and thoughts with the family. This is a possibility as there has been nothing from the boy found. An opportunistic human usually leaves a trail as they do not have the time to methodically think about it. But that does not rule some one who has planned it for months. It is tough call to make as you don't wish for the parents to get a false hope or have nightmares about what has happened to their little boy...
As for our government it would not surprise me any more what they know and do not tell the public.....

Rodgey, I'm not aware of the Dennis Martin case. But I do see a correlation between the cases in the book about Canadian disappearances '411: Missing' that I mentioned. Toddlers vanished in extremely isolated bush and showed up without scratches up to 11 km away, usually up mountains.

Tree bitings or other tracks would prove a yowie is in the area .... if you're game.

Although, nobody wants to be viewed as a suspect hanging around the bush at this point in time either.

Whilst not exactly the same circumstances below is current case of a missing man in Mt Tamborine, he is the second to disappear mysteriously in the last 18 months. The first bloke was staying at a bush retreat, went for a walk and never came back they found his body a week later. The thing that interesting about this one is his behaviour at a Gold course, there are many articles saying different things, interesting and I think there may well be something to these 'disappearances'

http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/new ... 7235750755

Ray

I saw in the papers today William Tyrell’s mother with this quote:

“I thought (he had been abducted) immediately. I had a vision in my head, I don’t know why, I had a vision in my head. I can’t explain it,” she said, “I sort of feel like they’ve gone ‘clump’ on his shoulders, picked him up and moved him on because to me that’s the only way for me to explain for him not to be there.”

Made me think of the David Paulides conference in Feb, specifically speaking about the missing children (and adults) in the wilderness areas of the US:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeT2FG88PIM (forward to 1:15:56, story of Denis Martin)

However I hope this connection to our yowie topic is incorrect and the police find and prosecute those responsible.

I live 20 klms from where young William went missing and the latest is the police have a person of interest.The area around Kendall is thick forest and it is close to wingham and Taree which are yowie hotspots,there could be something in it.Hope for the family an answer comes soon.

I know this case has not been resolved but apparently David Paulides/Author of Missing 411 is aware of this case and makes mention of it in a podcast earlier this year.....

This makes me sick to my stomach, the loss of this little toddler is gut rentching, the 60 minutes show was hard to watch

The creepy thing about this is that Williams mother said in the interview, that at the moment he dissapered everything went quiet , the birds stopped all went quiet, and that rings a bell or two for me.

I know it sounds disrespectful to the case, people and yowies but when you compare the stories to similar events overseas, there are uncanny similarities.
I'm not stating that its a Yowie or anything like that, but when the leads run cold and you have similar events out there you have to ask the question. I'm sure if they will you use a psychic at some stage.

glenmore79 wrote:and when the arrest is made, you will look truly foolish.
Your hunches are based on nothing except on overactive-fanciful imagination.

Show some respect.

Google is NOT research .

Your pretty convinced that an arrest will be made - maybe it will, maybe it won't. There are plenty of unresolved missing persons cases in this country and around the world. Your confidence that things like this being solved is mistaken....
No one is saying that this is an Yowie abduction....that concept alone sounds crazy BUT! there are very similar cases that occur in North America that echo this case - and after 12 months of no leads, only a fool would not consider all possibilities and rule them out after the appropriate investigation.
I hope they find the person/s responsible for this....but you sir should keep an open mind on forums like this and not shoot from the hip....
Engage in the conversation or don't bother commenting if you've got nothing of value to add.

Well said ChrisV. My thoughts precisely!
This glenmore bloke is more intent on stirring the pot rather than open minded questioning to find the truth.

Searcher wrote:Well said ChrisV. My thoughts precisely!
This glenmore bloke is more intent on stirring the pot rather than open minded questioning to find the truth.

Thanks Searcher...
This forum is to promote positive conversation about all aspects of things - no matter what fence people sit on. The 'Missing 411' mystery has so many similar traits that even David Paulides ( the author ) made reference to this case in Australia. This man is an ex detective who is held in high esteem overseas for his research and his findings on missing people - I would not even be surprised if the local authorities may have contacted him with advice on this case as he even mentioned it on a podcast recently.

That fact alone makes this whole discussion RELEVANT .

Lets just hope there is some relief for the poor family and our thoughts go out to them at this agonizing time.

Glenmore...
I think your on the wrong forum mate....

None of that stuff you just waffled about really relates to anything we are discussing here.
Good to know you can name call and put people down without actually making a point....
Your wasting bandwidth.....go away please

You win, glenmore. You win the award for the worst and most nonsensical rant of the year. Full of absolute poppycock!
And if you can’t make a point without profanities, then just don’t bother trying.

Well it seems that post of Glenmore's has gone....

Back to the conversation....

There was also an elderly lady who went missing from the Ku-ring-gai wildflower park on 3/12/14, her name is Mrs Gaida Coote, I may be jumping to conclusions but there seemed like similar circumstances to other 411 cases,surrounding bushland,search hampered by bad weather, dogs & big search, still missing.
I do not wish to disrespect Mrs Coyote or her family in any way & they have my deepest respect & sympathy

Sorry that was supposed to be Mrs Coote, bloody spell check thing

I see the disappearance of young William Tyrell is back in the news again and after four years of searching for him, we are no closer to solving the case as from day one. The one possibility in this very sad saga that has been completely ignored is the possible involvement of a Yowie. To many people that would be preposterous and an outrage to make such a suggestion but it now appears that all avenues of a solution are diminishing fast.
I was reading The Australian newspaper yesterday and was absolutely shocked when I read he was playing animal games with his sister he was ''daddy tiger''and was making the noise of a tiger when he ran around the side of the house and then disappeared.
Could it be that a lurking Yowie reacted to the growls and abducted young William? The foster mother of William Tyrrell stated yesterday that she heard a 'high pitched scream like a child' in the bush while searching for her little boy in the minutes after he disappeared.
I know this is a sensitive subject to discuss and many would say such a query is ridiculous and disrespectful but after five years of futile searching in my mind I can't help but consider this a possibility although I hope not.

Everytime his case is in the news I think of this thread.
Heartbreaking situation, and I am uncomfortable carrying the awareness that this might be yowie related.

Thumper wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2019 2:18 pm Everytime his case is in the news I think of this thread.
Heartbreaking situation, and I am uncomfortable carrying the awareness that this might be yowie related.

Everything is possible, but the perpetrator is still more likely to be a monster member of the Homo sapiens species. . .

gregvalentine wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2019 2:30 pm ....the perpetrator is still more likely to be a monster member of the Homo sapiens species. . .

Have to agree what long haired Yowie is going walk into rural suburbia and snatch a child considering how elusive they are, really dopey suggestion.

“Rural suburbia”. The bush is right across the road mate.
Have a look on the map.

Dion wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2019 3:03 pm

gregvalentine wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2019 2:30 pm ....the perpetrator is still more likely to be a monster member of the Homo sapiens species. . .

Have to agree what long haired Yowie is going walk into rural suburbia and snatch a child considering how elusive they are, really dopey suggestion.

Good God Dion did you actually have a look at Kendal on Google earth before you made this statement you couldn't get an outer suburb with more thick surrounding bushland if you tried. Perfect hiding area. Apart from that Yowies have been known to visit peoples backyards the junjudee have been reported on outer suburban verandahs. I usually agree with your comments but you've been bowled for a duck on this one.

sensesonfire wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2019 7:33 pm

Dion wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2019 3:03 pm

gregvalentine wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2019 2:30 pm ....the perpetrator is still more likely to be a monster member of the Homo sapiens species. . .

Have to agree what long haired Yowie is going walk into rural suburbia and snatch a child considering how elusive they are, really dopey suggestion.

Good God Dion did you actually have a look at Kendal on Google earth before you made this statement you couldn't get an outer suburb with more thick surrounding bushland if you tried. Perfect hiding area. Apart from that Yowies have been known to visit peoples backyards the junjudee have been reported on outer suburban verandahs. I usually agree with your comments but you've been bowled for a duck on this one.

Well said. This isn’t some far fetched thing. It’s very plausible imho.