More allegations have flown, police have been grilled and a witness has revealed startling new evidence during the second week of the Lachie Jones coronial inquest.
A police officer initially said it would be “almost impossible” to climb out of a Gore oxidation pond that was less than a metre deep - but now accepts he may have been wrong.
A police officer initially said it would be “almost impossible” to climb out of a Gore oxidation pond that was less than 1 metre deep, but now accepts he may have been wrong.
Lachie Jones’ father has described the investigation into his son’s death as a "botched up police job" and still does not accept the conclusion that he drowned.
Lachie Jones’ eldest half-brother says the theory that he was involved in a complicated plan to cover up what happened to the toddler is a "disgusting accusation".
A man who worked near the Gore oxidation ponds says he saw a small person in a high-vis vest there with two teenagers hours before the Gore toddler was reported missing.
The first week of the inquest into Lachie Jones’ death has heard dramatic allegations, including staged phone calls and the boy’s body being stored in a freezer.