It seems we may have jumped to the wrong conclusions about mum and dad.

It's time mum and dad got in touch with Shine Lawyers, the bulldogs of the legal industry. I can see a big law suit coming up here.

This poor little girl, I so hope he didn't assault her.

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For those two days rumours circulated that her father’s acquaintances or local drug dealers were to blame.

But the accused was not linked to the family, nor was the alleged kidnapping related to drugs.

He is known to police and has previously been charged with a child-sex offence, but the charges were dropped.

The innocent blonde child comes from a low socio-economic family that lives in a house of disrepair.

The simply dressed father was known for wandering around town without shoes.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/abduction-of-childers-toddler-expo...

cods wrote on Apr 19^th, 2014 at 7:26pm:


I disagree with that. When they're that young - you're supposed to keep your eye on them all the time. The parents didn't keep their house secure - otherwise a stranger couldn't have entered their house to grab the girl - if that's what actually happened. They claim they left the windows unlocked.

Most of these abductions could be avoided if the parents were more diligent, but they put their own needs first and forget about the child.

The father put his child in danger by living a lifestyle that created an unsafe environment by his involvement in drugs and dealers and undesirables hanging around the family home. It is his fault in the main. I also believe that kids of that age should be afforded more security ,due diligence and care by their parents, this didn't happen.

The child was very lucky, that is all

The Mole wrote on Apr 19^th, 2014 at 10:15pm:


AG read:

Click here.

Quote:

[[‘‘There is a concern if the defendant is released he will attempt to destroy that evidence.’’
Detective Inspector Bruce McNab would not confirm reports a burnt camera and memory card had been found at the property, but said the remnants of the fire were being analysed by scientific officers.
Inspector McNab said Mr Kane, whose property is no more than four kilometres from the home of the toddler’s family, did not know her parents or relatives.
Police allege Mr Kane had been planning to flee Queensland before officers, who were responding to a reported break-in at a Bauple tennis centre, arrested him in Maryborough.
He was allegedly driving his car which was full of his own possessions and told police he had to leave Childers ‘‘because of all the heat ... about the missing girl’’.
When questioned further, Mr Kane allegedly said he took the girl because he ‘‘felt sorry for the conditions she was living in’’]]

That to me is baffling and very weird...if only the girl was able to tell her story.

Ex Dame Pansi wrote on Apr 19^th, 2014 at 12:38pm:

i wouldnt put too much faith in that article, full of inconsistencies and suppositions.

mantra wrote on Apr 20^th, 2014 at 6:57am:



window locks are the best I think the you can leave the window open just enough... its like smoke detectors a small price to pay for real safety  if I had children they would be a must..