William Tyrrell Inquest Resumes Amid Controversy

The foster mother of missing toddler William Tyrrell faces public abuse as new police theories are examined in court.

The inquest into the disappearance of William Tyrrell, who vanished in 2014, has restarted, focusing on a police theory of accidental death and body disposal.
The foster mother has been publicly abused outside the court, prompting a stern warning from the coroner about contempt of court.
Police believe William may have died from a fall at his foster grandmother's home, with the foster mother allegedly disposing of his remains.
The foster mother denies any involvement in William's disappearance, and no forensic evidence has been found despite extensive searches.
The inquest will examine the 2021 search efforts, including the use of cadaver dogs and GPS mapping to locate William's remains.