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| William Tyrrell may still be alive and police pursuing 'active leads', court told | William Tyrrell may still be alive and police pursuing 'active leads', court told |
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| It is not possible to conclude that missing New South Wales boy William Tyrrell is dead based on the current evidence, a court has heard. | It is not possible to conclude that missing New South Wales boy William Tyrrell is dead based on the current evidence, a court has heard. |
| A directions hearing was held at Glebe coroner’s court on Wednesday ahead of an inquest into the three-year-old’s disappearance and suspected death more than four years ago. | A directions hearing was held at Glebe coroner’s court on Wednesday ahead of an inquest into the three-year-old’s disappearance and suspected death more than four years ago. |
| William vanished while playing in his grandmother’s front yard at Kendall, on NSW’s mid-north coast, in September 2014. | William vanished while playing in his grandmother’s front yard at Kendall, on NSW’s mid-north coast, in September 2014. |
| The inquest will begin in Sydney in March and will run for a week before the deputy state coroner Harriet Grahame, before resuming in August. | The inquest will begin in Sydney in March and will run for a week before the deputy state coroner Harriet Grahame, before resuming in August. |
| William Tyrrell: four years on, police hand case of missing boy to coroner | William Tyrrell: four years on, police hand case of missing boy to coroner |
| Counsel assisting the coroner, Gerard Craddock SC, told Wednesday’s hearing it was not possible – at present – to conclude William was dead. | Counsel assisting the coroner, Gerard Craddock SC, told Wednesday’s hearing it was not possible – at present – to conclude William was dead. |
| “The police investigation into his disappearance is ongoing and police are following active leads at present,” Craddock said. | “The police investigation into his disappearance is ongoing and police are following active leads at present,” Craddock said. |
| He said William was in foster care and it was that, combined with his disappearance and the circumstances of his disappearance, that meant there was jurisdiction to hold an inquest. | He said William was in foster care and it was that, combined with his disappearance and the circumstances of his disappearance, that meant there was jurisdiction to hold an inquest. |
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