The William Tyrell case: Finished video

[paulmcleod67]

So hi everyone.

For those that have been following my investigations into missing people specifically the William Tyrell case, here is a link to the video Ive just completed.

Quite a few surprises in store for you.

Cheers



https://youtu.be/oyLhLkPBTsc

[thewolfwill777]

Hey man,
I just watched your video, i found it quite interesting.
Opinions aside i wanted to say you done an awsome job looking into these cases... and really opened my eyes..

I plan to watch it all again before i ask serious questions

Awsome dedication man

[paulmcleod67]

Hey man,
I just watched your video, i found it quite interesting.
Opinions aside i wanted to say you done an awsome job looking into these cases... and really opened my eyes..

I plan to watch it all again before i ask serious questions

Awsome dedication man

Thanks mate, very humbling comments cheers.

Dedication and persistence generally pays dividends in any endevour I find.
I'm just stoked that I can now do this type of research full time.
Have you seen the (admittedly shaky footage) I captured yesterday,
of what I'm pretty sure is the Ipswich Yowie?

A fluke....but an educated fluke.

Local stock missing, a history of reports and a good water supply (well the Bremer river anyway....lol)
not to mention wildlife out the yah yah.
Hopefully this will be the year the Yowie "becomes a real species".


Cheers

[thewolfwill777]

Im about to watch it right now..
How long have you been researching this stuff ? Ive been interested for a few years now.. and read everything i can get my hands on.. have you got any advice on where to start with actually getting "out there" ..? Do you think going alone is a real risk?

[Simon M]

If reading this forum has taught me anything, it's that going out there alone into a known 'hot spot' is not a wise move.