The Disappearance of Gus Lamont - The strange case of the Australian 4yo with a tranny grandfather

[Organic Eggs]

That poor kid is so dead. The only non Troon way I can see that happening is if he fell down an old uncovered well or pit. Which I would hope they've been looking for. One also hopes they've brought in search/cadaver dogs?

But yeah, troon likely did it.

They have searched the area using the army, drones, ground penatrating drones that were used for another missing child case, dogs etc.

They definitely killed him and dumped him somewhere.

Does anyone know when the last time a third party saw him? Not just the grandma and tranpa?

 

[Unparty]

What really gets my goat is that the popo is running cover for tranpa and his gun handling habits.
This is so suspicious, I can't think of any reason they would do so.

Australia is SEVERELY punitive of anyone daring to even flash a weapon, nevermind threatening a journalist. There are no castle laws.
It is very difficult to get a gun and it's impossible to keep it if you are accused of mishandling it.

The fact that the police issued a statement on video saying that the JOURNALIST is the one guilty of "reprehensible behaviour" and that "the gun was for snakes" is the most batshit thing I've ever heard.
How can anyone say that with a straight face?

Aussies, please chime in - is a shotgun the golden standard snake control method in the Outback?

 

[Bunny Tracks]

When I hear about this case, I just can't help, but be reminded of the Leonie Hutchinson, and Jack, and Lilly Sullivan ones. The former because of how obvious it was that the kid's parent was batshit insane, and possibly connected to a larger group, and the latter because some of the details eerily match those in that one.

I don't know for certain if it was the Tranpa specifically that killed Gus if only because the entire family outside the dad looks to be just as awful as him, and the full timeline is still unproven, but I'd bet money it was.

 

[parsnip]

When I hear about this case, I just can't help, but be reminded of the Leonie Hutchinson, and Jack, and Lilly Sullivan ones. The former because of how obvious it was that the kid's parent was batshit insane, and possibly connected to a larger group, and the latter because some of the details eerily match those in that one.

I don't know for certain if it was the Tranpa specifically that killed Gus if only because the entire family outside the dad looks to be just as awful as him, and the full timeline is still unproven, but I'd bet money it was.

what I find interesting is with Lily and Jack, the stepfather and other members of the family (aside from the mother) have talked to the public and media frequently, and still people went immediately to the parents or at least the step father as having something to do with it. In this case, it's even less likely the kid would have been abducted, the tranpa is saying "you can't help" to the public and being hostile to the media, but you can't suggest he or someone in the family may be hiding something without people jumping all over you.

 

[Roughly35RatsInAnEVASuit]

It is very difficult to get a gun and it's impossible to keep it if you are accused of mishandling it.

It's actually pretty easy to get a gun, but if any normal person flashed it at reporters they'd probably label you not "fit and proper" and try to take it.

Aussies, please chime in - is a shotgun the golden standard snake control method in the Outback?

Either a shotgun or a shovel.

 

[redlenses2112]

and Jack, and Lilly Sullivan ones.

The way the Leaf police handled (or lack thereof) that case still makes me foam blood from the mouth out of sheer rage.

(Canada is) the most evil country on the planet, period.

Case in point: two autistic children, Lily and Jack Sullivan, aged 6 and 4 years, have gone missing in Nova Scotia and are presumed dead. Here the legendary Royal Canadian Mounted Police brings us up to date on the investigation — seriously, this is how the briefing starts:
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After they are finished implying that evil whitey does not to deserve to exist and kneeling in obeisance to gas huffers and Africans, maybe they will have time to look for the missing children.

 

[he who has thus come/gone]

I haven't seen it asked yet, but what the hell is a "sheep station"?

Poor kid. The tranny probably did it, and it's a fucked up family in the middle of nowhere the members of which don't care and/or are protecting the tranny patriarch. I bet if you looked into the financial situation—who owns the land, who is running the commercial business, who owns the animals, etc.—the tranny has great control over the entire homestead. Only Anglos can transform a dead little kid into a protective circle around a tranny.

 

[TrainWreckWatcher]

Troons kill again.

 

[obongo]

[,,,]

Also, the kid looks like he suffers from foetal alcohol syndrome. I wonder what the deal is with the mum. Do the grandparents have custody?

Yeah, my first thought when I saw the pic too. Many such cases.

Malapropos, there's a fucking 5600 km long dingo fence? What the fuck. I thought fences and walls were totally useless!

Is it common in that part of Australia to just let 4 year old kids play outside unattended?

>high trust society
>long divorced from city life
>no niggers or spiteful mutants
I'd bet on it.

Scandinavians leave their baby prams outside unattended while the babies sleep. I honestly feel bad for anyone who hasn't experienced a high trust society.

 

[waffle]

Bro if there's no tire tracks and they didn't find the kid on day one or two with dogs then tranpa did something. In that type of terrain it is basically impossible to evade a tracking dog on foot.

 

[PlumpPimp]

I haven't seen it asked yet, but what the hell is a "sheep station"?

A large commercial farm when sheep are raised for meet and wool. Think thousands of sheep on a massive plot of land in the middle of fucking nowhere.

 

[Crunkle]

Do they have other livestock? How quickly can a few pigs devour a corpse of a child?

 

[ExplodedWhale]

what I find interesting is with Lily and Jack, the stepfather and other members of the family (aside from the mother) have talked to the public and media frequently

Not to derail this thread with that case so I'll spoiler it:
it's always so bizarre the mom straight up walked away from the kids being missing and the remaining family immediately once it happened and media/observers just accepted it and didn't question it. I think the mom and her family in that case are using the tribal stuff against the cops and Canadian government bc the mom and the kids are Native. The tribal and reservation stuff is its own legal thing and the real cops have to be careful investigating that stuff bc there's a lot of laws and bureaucracy that goes into it. All because cuz muh culture and muh wyt man colonizing. It's even more unstable bc the Canadian government is still walking on eggshells bc the boarding school controversy so they let the natives do whatever lol. A lot of Native kids do fall through cracks bc of this shit and do suffer abuse, neglect, etc … which arguably could be prevented if actual cops could be involved.

Bro if there's no tire tracks and they didn't find the kid on day one or two with dogs then tranpa did something. In that type of terrain it is basically impossible to evade a tracking dog on foot.

That's what I'm thinking. The way the property looked, it looked like there was literally to no way NOT to leave tire tracks bc it's all dirt. It smells fishy.

 

[Hongourable Madisha]

The way the Leaf police handled (or lack thereof) that case still makes me foam blood from the mouth out of sheer rage.

It reminded me of the William Tyrrell case too, kid supposedly wanders off from the grandparent's house (in a bright Spider-Man suit, no less, which would make him easy to spot). Except that was a true and honest grandma, albeit a foster one. Everyone in that case was shifty as hell.

 

[parsnip]

Not to derail this thread with that case so I'll spoiler it:
it's always so bizarre the mom straight up walked away from the kids being missing and the remaining family immediately once it happened and media/observers just accepted it and didn't question it. I think the mom and her family in that case are using the tribal stuff against the cops and Canadian government bc the mom and the kids are Native. The tribal and reservation stuff is its own legal/cop thing and the real cops have to be careful investigating that stuff bc there's a lot of laws and bureaucracy that goes into it. All because cuz muh culture and muh wyt man colonizing. It's even more unstable bc the Canadian government is still walking on eggshells bc the boarding school controversy so they let the natives do whatever lol. A lot of Native kids do fall through cracks bc of this shit and do suffer abuse, neglect, etc … which arguably could be prevented if actual cops could be involved.


That's what I'm thinking. The way the property looked looked like there was literally to no way NOT to leave tire tracks bc it's all dirt. It smells fishy.

Totally agree. It seems like the parents were being handled with kid gloves prior to the disappearance, despite there being bruises on the kids and the CAS being involved. I cannot imagine leaving the area where my kids went missing in million years, even if I had to sleep in my car to be there. It's just not a normal reaction. I've heard the CAS told her to leave with the baby because the house was a disaster, but she's obviously got supportive relatives. Why wouldn't she have them take the baby so she could stick around? Her actions make the least sense to me.

 

[yolotengo]

Thats not just Trans Culture that's gay Culture as well, its pretty much standard practice for old gays to groom and molest young gays in the name of "support"

Indeed. Just look at Patron Saint of Homos Harvey Milk.

The gay community happily accepted pedos until their fold. It took lesbians to put their foot down and say uh no, I dont think so, that put an end to their alignment politically going forth.

 

[yolotengo]

Not just the spade and bucket hat. Kids that age don't just get up and wander somewhere unless they see something. Why does a child run out of a garden and into a road? Because he drops a ball or sees a dog.

I just don't understand why a child that has grown up surrounded by vast wilderness that has almost nothing would suddenly up and walk for so long that he would not be visible after thirty minutes.

I think the tranny killed him and is running some kind of harem up there with his family. Forgetting the sick tranny business, second likeliest is he fell into an old old mine shaft and is still there.

It's interesting that they won't show a recent image of biological grandma. I have a feeling tranpa transed into his wife. Little Gus would have also been a dead ringer for his mum at that age and the boy did have long blonde hair ...

 

[Iron Jaguar]

So, we all think the Troon molested the kid and killed him, right? And the grandmother is helping to conceal it.

@Unparty
Aussies, please chime in - is a shotgun the golden standard snake control method in the Outback?

Yes, but you don't ever admit it. Killing snakes is extremely illegal.

 

[yolotengo]

So, we all think the Troon molested the kid and killed him, right? And the grandmother is helping to conceal it.

Not all of us.
I think he might be disappeared for ever doing the rounds underground trafficked between old SA gays.
Something about this case, to me anyway, feels sacrificial. You know what those "old" families are like. They get up to some weird shit.

I wonder if the family was in debt.

 

[yolotengo]

>high trust society
>long divorced from city life
>no niggers or spiteful mutants
I'd bet on it.

Scandinavians leave their baby prams outside unattended while the babies sleep. I honestly feel bad for anyone who hasn't experienced a high trust society.

You forgot that we have snakes.

Thing is, the neighbouring sheep station was involved in an incident. Considering how remote the town is its kind of incredible this occurred. The property this occurred on was the bio grandmother of Gus's aunt.