Username Taken wrote:Do these petitions actually achieve anything? Anything is worth a try I suppose.

I've never heard of them doing anything.

There are currently 764 signatures on the petition to dig at my father Allan Maxwell McIntyre's former property in Stansbury for the remains of the three Beaumont children. Anthony Munro is due to be sentenced on the 29th of August 2017. We still have not received any assistance from APLE Cambodia regarding the details of Munro's alleged offending against children they are representing. It was reported in the media that at least two Cambodian children have made allegations of sexual assault against Munro in the past few years. We need further information of this offending in Australia to make sure that my brother Andrew McIntyre's abuser, Munro, is put away in an Australian jail for a very long time. Munro's lawyer Stephen Ey is attempting to convince the sentencing judge that Munro has chosen not to abuse children since 1990 and therefore deserves a jail term which is not 'crushing'. At present, my brother Andrew McIntyre and I are still seeking legal assistance from our barrister to force a dig at my father's former Stansbury property. We are asserting that we have a right to part of our father's estate under a 'family provision claim', for the purpose of accessing the property. We are also looking into whether or not my father's last will, signed in 2015, is valid given that the person who witnessed the document is set to inherit much of the estate. This same witness has also alleged that my father was not in his right mind, as he had a diagnosis of early dementia, previous to the time that the 2015 will was sought. There are also questions over the validity of the will given the signature does not match my fathers previous signatures and is signed with the same jittery hand writing of the afore-mentioned witness, as indicated by this witnesses own hand writing and signature matching the same wobbly style as my father's signature on the document. I will update as soon as any further information comes to light.

weazel wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2017 10:32 am There are currently 764 signatures on the petition to dig at my father Allan Maxwell McIntyre's former property in Stansbury for the remains of the three Beaumont children. Anthony Munro is due to be sentenced on the 29th of August 2017. We still have not received any assistance from APLE Cambodia regarding the details of Munro's alleged offending against children they are representing. It was reported in the media that at least two Cambodian children have made allegations of sexual assault against Munro in the past few years. We need further information of this offending in Australia to make sure that my brother Andrew McIntyre's abuser, Munro, is put away in an Australian jail for a very long time. Munro's lawyer Stephen Ey is attempting to convince the sentencing judge that Munro has chosen not to abuse children since 1990 and therefore deserves a jail term which is not 'crushing'. At present, my brother Andrew McIntyre and I are still seeking legal assistance from our barrister to force a dig at my father's former Stansbury property. We are asserting that we have a right to part of our father's estate under a 'family provision claim', for the purpose of accessing the property. We are also looking into whether or not my father's last will, signed in 2015, is valid given that the person who witnessed the document is set to inherit much of the estate. This same witness has also alleged that my father was not in his right mind, as he had a diagnosis of early dementia, previous to the time that the 2015 will was sought. There are also questions over the validity of the will given the signature does not match my fathers previous signatures and is signed with the same jittery hand writing of the afore-mentioned witness, as indicated by this witnesses own hand writing and signature matching the same wobbly style as my father's signature on the document. I will update as soon as any further information comes to light.

Best of luck in getting the stones upturned, the truth out and that degenerate cunt jailed for a long, long time. If there could also be some kind of definitive revelations and some degree of closure re: the Beaumont case that would be tremendous. Getting any guilty establishment figures incriminated, charged and sentenced is the ultimate challenge, of course.

Twice convicted paedophile Anthony Munro is due to be sentenced tomorrow, Tuesday the 29th of August, in Adelaide, South Australia. Munro has been a suspect in the abduction and murder of the three Beaumont children since 1966. My brother Andrew McIntyre, who has secured a conviction against Munro for sexual abuse during the time the Beaumonts disappeared, expects to finally be allowed to read out his victim impact statement tomorrow in court. In 2007 my sister Ruth Collins made a statement at the SA Major Crime department regarding her witness account of the three Beaumont children, Jane, Aarna and Grant, dead in the boot of a car on the fateful Australia Day that they went missing. In 2015 our father, Allan Maxwell McIntyre told investigative journalist Bryan Littley (on camera) that Anthony Munro took the dead Beaumont children to his Edwardstown home on that Australia day. After 12 years of trying to give a statement to SAPOL regarding his own corroborating witness account of what happened on Australia Day 1966, SAPOL have still not interviewed my brother Andrew McIntyre about this event. The stalling tactics utilised by SAPOL and the major crime department in avoiding giving Andrew his legal right to make a statement about the events of Australia Day 1966 have been unbelievable, and in my opinion, criminal. Ruth, Andrew and myself have been treated appallingly by the major crime department in our attempts to give harrowing witness accounts of the children and adults whose bodies and murders we witnessed as children. It seems to me that the SA major crime department are either extremely corrupt, or unbelievably naive when it comes to the sordid history of South Australia's unsolved child murders and missing children. Ruth, Andrew and I all agree that the major crime department needs a severe overhaul! The police Ombudsman in this state has done little but defame me in my attempts to achieve justice for the children whose murders I was forced to witness in my childhood. Instead, the acting Police Ombudsman chose to mislead the Attorney-General about the validity and substance of my allegations. This acting ombudsman just made it up as he went along! Had SAPOL, the major crime department, the sex crimes investigation bureau, the Police ombudsman, and the Police complaints Authority (now defunct due to corruption allegations) done their job when Ruth first made allegations about Anthony Munro's activities in Cambodia in 2007, Cambodian children who have allegedly been abused by Munro since that time could have been protected from harm. The Australian Federal Police also failed to prevent Munro from travelling overseas despite his previous conviction as a paedophile. If I was a Cambodian, I would be very angry at Australian officials who have allowed this abuse to continue.

Anthony Munro was sentenced today in the Adelaide Magistrate’s court for the historical abuses of two boys. My now adult brother, Andrew McIntyre, was one of those boys.
This morning Judge Slattery ruled that Munro be sentenced for 8 years for the abuses he inflicted upon Andrew, and a further 10 years for the ordeals he forced upon the second complainant in the case (who does not wish to be named.)
I was present in court for the sentencing today. Afterwards, in front of media outside, I watched Andrew give testimony to some of that harrowing abuse. He also gave his opinion of the five and a half year non-parole period which Munro received today.
During sentencing remarks there was no mention about the request from Munro’s lawyer Stephen Ey, at the last hearing on 7th June 2017, that Munro receive leniency for choosing not to sexually abuse children since the 1990’s.
This was a relief as Cambodian media have been reporting that Munro was abusing children in Cambodia in recent years. Attempts to liaise with Action pour Les Enfants (APLE), the NGO representing the two alleged Cambodian victims, with regard to Munro proved unsuccessful.
However, Munro did receive a 40% reduction in his sentence for having plead guilty to the historical charges against him.
Once reduced by 40%, the original 18 year sentence was pared down to 10 years 9 months. Judge Slattery then set a non-parole period of 5 and a half years.
Taking into account the period of time which Munro has already spent in custody since his arrest in December 2016, this means that Anthony Munro could be at large within our community in approximately 4 years, 9 months.
According to Andrew’s statements outside court today, there are other crimes which Anthony Munro need answer to which are even more heinous than the ones he was sentenced for today.
It is now left to the Adelaide major crime department to make an important decision regarding the alleged involvement of Anthony Munro and my (now deceased) father Allan Maxwell McIntyre in the abduction, murder, and concealment of the three Beaumont children, Jane, Aarna and Grant.
They can either continue to keep their heads in the sand and assume they already have all the answers regarding the abductions and murders of several missing South Australian children which myself, Andrew and sister Ruth Collins have been attempting to inform them about since 2006.
Or they can reinvestigate our allegations and conform to vocal public opinion that the sinkhole on my father’s former Stansbury Yorke Peninsula property be excavated to search for the remains of Jane, Aarna and Grant.
Please add your voice to the petition!
https://www.change.org/p/south-australi ... are_copy_2

Here's hoping!
It would be great if you could find an amateur filmmaker to make a short documentary for YouTube with all the details and why the damn well needs to be dug up - it could get a lot of exposure.


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How do we put pressure on media agencies to investigate this


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Oh and weazel can I just say thank you so much for taking the time to update us, this is an amazing story and I know I'm not the only forum reader standing with you. Sending you all the hugs in the world.


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Thanks for the update, and well done!

Hopefully he will not leave prison alive.