Dogs react in Kiesha Abrahams case *UPDATE* Mother to stand trial for her murder

THE search for missing schoolgirl Kiesha Abrahams took a bizarre twist yesterday, with a report that a body had been found dumped inside a duffle bag at a western Sydney park.
Police attending the scene failed to locate any trace of the remains but found what appeared to be a blood-stained shirt.

The unusual chain of events began at 4pm on Saturday when police received a call from a woman who claimed she found a duffle bag containing human remains near Cabramatta Creek in southwest Sydney.

When police arrived at the scene, there was no trace of the bag or a body. But, interestingly, police sniffer dogs reacted as if they smelled the scent of remains.

Yesterday, police carried out an extensive ground and air search at Edwin Wheeler Oval, Sadlier.

They found no body, but discovered a yellow shirt covered in what appeared to be blood.

Local woman Katrina Parker said she was the one who discovered the shirt inside a bin.


"We were just sitting on the park bench having a cigarette and when we went to put our rubbish in the bin there was a fluoro work shirt just sitting on top of the bin," she told The Daily Telegraph.

"It was fairly stained in a dark red but nothing like a dirt stain. It was definitely blood."

The shirt - along with a rubber ball, a yellow belt and blood-stained paper towels - was removed by a forensic team and taken to the laboratory for testing.

Acting Superintendent Steve Corry said yesterday those items were not believed to be linked to the bag of human remains allegedly found but he refused to comment on the duffle bag.

Asked whether he had considered the possibility of the initial reports being a hoax, Supt Corry said: "We take all information from the public seriously."

Meanwhile, the mother and stepfather of Kiesha Abrahams yesterday spent an hour at their former home unit at Mt Druitt - from where the six-year-old allegedly disappeared five weeks ago - to collect their belongings and take them to their new address.

They quickly entered the new block and did not stop to look at the large community shrine outside the unit dedicated to their missing daughter.

The couple refused to comment on the police search for the body in the bag being carried out near Liverpool. They have consistently denied any involvement in Keisha's disappearance.

No Fate Worse Than De'Ath wrote:www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jul/18/kristi-abrahams-jailed-murder-kiesha

The end of another "bedroom disappearance" case.

No Fate Worse Than De'Ath wrote:www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jul/18/kristi-abrahams-jailed-murder-kiesha

The end of another "bedroom disappearance" case.

No Fate Worse Than De'Ath wrote:Another very similar case - which hasn't yet been resolved - is that of Aliayah Lunsford.
 
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2208025/Aliayah-Lunsford-Virginia-family-looks-answers-year-girl-3-vanished-bedroom.html

The photo of her with a bruised face was one of the first images issued. We can only imagine the sort of life she led.

Hobs wrote:Statement analysis and body language of the pressers indicated deception and that both the mom and step dad were involved.

A psychic claimed the body was in a park, strangely enough they were nearly right, they found the remains of a different person.

The guilty parents behaved as expected and holed up in a hotel and moved away.

They were arrested after they went to the dump site to leave flowers and to wish her a happy birthday.

if you get a chance watch the presser the mom is wearing huge shades and covering the bottom of her face with a big tissue, she whines and makes noises pretending to be upset yet when you look the noises are faked, there is no puffiness or reddening of her face, no tears nothing.

For poor Kiesha it was not a case of if, rather a case of when she would be nurdered, all the signs were there.