missing 6 year old australian girl Kiesha

Superintendent Cox also would not say whether Ms Abrahams and Mr Smith were suspects in the police investigation.

In other words...

"She used to come over to my house, she loved playing in the backyard, riding her bike, going to the park," she said.

Of course, it's not at all odd that the child had not been doing this for 3 weeks.

This grandmother also speaks a lot, like someone else I remember.

i keep waiting to see cuddle cat..... i hooe this little girl is found safe and well

Justiceforallkids wrote:

The Sydney Morning Herald
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Kiesha would often spend time at her grandmother's Bidwill home, Mrs Smith said.

"She used to come over to my house, she loved playing in the backyard, riding her bike, going to the park," she said.
"We just want the little girl found but we've just got to leave it in the hands of the police."

Well, yes, no doubt the police will do their utmost to find out what happened to Kiesha, but it's to be hoped they're allowed to proceed with the investigation as they see fit and not be thwarted by anyone. If they need any of Kiesha's clothes it's to be hoped they're allowed to have them, not have some official figure step in and refuse to allow them. If they need her medical records or details of her parents' finances or records of phone calls made or any such thing I presume no one will stand in the way of their having access to these things. It's encouraging to see the police are 'reviewing Kiesha's kindergarten attendance record and "any relevant welfare reports"', so let's hope this ability to access records continues.

dimsie it all sounds very suspicious to me .... sorta like a carrbon copy of maddies case i hope not............

Dimsie wrote:

Justiceforallkids wrote:

The Sydney Morning Herald
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Kiesha would often spend time at her grandmother's Bidwill home, Mrs Smith said.

"She used to come over to my house, she loved playing in the backyard, riding her bike, going to the park," she said.
"We just want the little girl found but we've just got to leave it in the hands of the police."

Well, yes, no doubt the police will do their utmost to find out what happened to Kiesha, but it's to be hoped they're allowed to proceed with the investigation as they see fit and not be thwarted by anyone. If they need any of Kiesha's clothes it's to be hoped they're allowed to have them, not have some official figure step in and refuse to allow them. If they need her medical records or details of her parents' finances or records of phone calls made or any such thing I presume no one will stand in the way of their having access to these things. It's encouraging to see the police are 'reviewing Kiesha's kindergarten attendance record and "any relevant welfare reports"', so let's hope this ability to access records continues.

Presumably Kiesha's parents aren't nice, white, middle class doctors with powerful friends in high places.

the mum looks italian to me

Justiceforallkids wrote:the mum looks italian to me

Abrahams is a Jewish name, so are the first names of some of the family - Levi, Rebecca. Kirsti could be an anglicized form of the Hebrew name Yiska. But she is obviously not a very observant Jew or she wouldn't be covered in tattoos.