10-05-2013, 02:53 PM
Magda Hassan Wrote:Ha! I trust no one....
We had a disappearance of a woman in Melbourne here late lsat year. They were using the shops cctv recording to trace her last movements. There is quite a collection of films there:
[video]http://video.news.com.au/?2342199750[/video]
I hope it plays for people outside of Australia. It is quite an eyeopener in terms of how much was captured. Not just shop lifters and theiving shop assasstants.
They also have one of the perpetrator:
[video]http://video.news.com.au/?2342492950[/video]
Then there is this:
Quote:As they seized all available CCTV footage along the route, they tracked Jill's phone and found it had remained in Brunswick until 4.24am.It then moved along CityLink in the vicinity of Moreland Rd at 4.40am and north along the Calder Freeway to Sunbury.
CityLink records provided details of all the vehicles that had passed under the Moreland Rd gantry, leading police to Bayley and his white Holden Astra.
Bayley's mobile had left an identical pre-dawn trail.
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/national-news/vic...z2SmWpo0kP
People are crying out for more surveillance now. So that when the next Jill Meagher is disappeared we can find her body too. But it prevents nothing. Money would be better spent educating men to treat women as fellow human beings.
In my Child Protective Services practice all the parents are given (free) classes in protective parenting, anger management, domestic violence, etc.. I have been wishing for a very long time that these classes would be given in junior high. Stop the problem early. But "educators" somehow feel that geography and other useless topics remain the norm.
Dawn