Australia, the case of little Cleo Smith: was there a woman too?

The case of the little girl is not closed Cleo Smith, found 18 days after the disappearance in Australia. The police are investigating to see if there are other people involved in the case of the 4-year-old girl who disappeared from the campsite where she was with her family and found at the 36-year-old’s home. Terence Darrell Kelly who is accused of kidnapping and is in custody. He has already been before a judge last week and will be back in early December. She is currently in a maximum security prison in Perth, more than 600 kilometers from Carnarvon, where the child was found and where Cleo’s family also lives.

“Our goal this week is to clarify if there are other people involved and that’s why we came back here”Detective Cameron Blaine said. Anyone who has had contact with Terence Kelly in recent weeks has been asked to come forward. The little girl has been heard several times by investigators and allegedly told of a woman who helped her dress and comb her hair.

Starting from this story of the little girl, reported from the Australian edition of Daily Mail, the investigators returned to the house where she was found to recover traces of the passage of this person. At first the police said that there were no other people involved besides the man with multiple social profiles in which he had fake families and a great passion for dolls.

Psychology specialists said it could take weeks for the little girl to get over the trauma and have a complete account of what happened. For the sixth consecutive day, forensics are analyzing the house of the 36-year-old raised by an elderly woman after his mother’s addiction problems.

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