Its a tragic development  but at least she can now be buried  with a name.

With the Belanglo forest and Milat being in jail I still wonder about any bodies found there as there was a real inference at his trial that he did not act alone so who knows what may still be loose doing god knows what. Then theres the crazy axe killing great nephew. ... he was loose at the time  .

Although I suspect these 2 murders are not related I will always wonder about that Milat lot and if another killer got away.

Police say they  have identified  a  suspect - already in jail on unrelated charges.

http://www.news.com.au/national/crime/wynarka-murder-male-suspect-identified/story-fns0kb1g-12275793...

This update says more than one suspect

 http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-10-23/several-suspects-identified-in-karlie-pearce-stevenson-murder/...

Details of Karlie's car revealed

Police also revealed details of the car Karlie was driving, described as a red or maroon 1986 VL Holden Commodore station wagon.

The car was originally registered in the Northern Territory and in the years since Karlie and Khandalyce went missing it was re-registered in NSW under another person's name.

The person who re-registered the car has been interviewed by police and cleared as a suspect.

Police are investigating who gave or sold the car to that person and it is forming a major line of inquiry for investigators.

They said they did not know who currently owned the car or where it was.

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I suppose the gaol-birds would be a consolidated group of could-be contenders.  And someone within, might overhear talk and try to make a "deal" with authorities with the knowledge.

DEB

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@azureline** wrote:

Of course the parents had something to do with it, they left her alone with her siblings.

 

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irresponsible parents leave their children with older siblings often Azureline so circumstantial evidence doesn't make them guilty

anyway, a professional's opinion over an/the untrained general public's belief is far more believeable

with regard to the nameless suitcase child, it's such a relief that BOTH the mother & child have been identified after all this time. a tragic & disturbing situation involving two innocent people but still, both missing mother & daughter have been found, ie identified

excellent work not only from the police forces but also the general public with their assistance

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@p.r.u.s.n.a wrote:

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@azureline** wrote:

Of course the parents had something to do with it, they left her alone with her siblings.

 

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irresponsible parents leave their children with older siblings often Azureline so circumstantial evidence doesn't make them guilty

anyway, a professional's opinion over an/the untrained general public's belief is far more believeable

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Not sure what you are getting at here, assume you are talking about Maddie McCann?

I don't believe her parents are guilty of anything except leaving Madeline alone, with her 2 younger siblings in a hotel room.

A woman in a wheelchair pretends to be Karlie at Centrelink and Bank;  use of her mobile continued into 2011; $100,000 withdrawn from her bank account over 3 years following 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-10-27/karlie-pearce-stevenson-identity-stolen-phone-used-after-death...

Police believe  that 1 male and 2 females are involved.   "Those suspects either resided at, or are associated with or were listed in connection with, properties at Davoren Park, Hillbank, Holden Hill and Charnwood in Canberra."

Just heard a 43 yr old man has been charged with the mothers murder in Cesnock apparently so im thinking he may be the guy already in jail there but just breaking news

yep, from the sapol facebook page

A man is in police custody for allegedly murdering Karlie Pearce-Stevenson.

NSW Police State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad established Strike Force Malaya and South Australia Police’s Major Crime established Task Force Mallee to investigate the murders of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson and her daughter, Khandalyce Pearce.

Following extensive investigations, detectives arrested a 41-year-old man at Cessnock Police Station about 4.15pm today (Wednesday 28 October 2015).