William Tyrrell Inquest Focuses on Foster Mother Amid Lack of Evidence

The reopened inquest examines police theories on the foster mother's involvement despite no forensic evidence or charges.

NSW Police have suspected William Tyrrell's foster mother for almost three years, but no incriminating evidence has been presented in court.
The foster mother has consistently denied any involvement in William's disappearance and has not been charged with a crime.
The inquest is exploring a police theory that William died accidentally and his foster mother disposed of his body to avoid losing custody of another child.
Experts testified about the preservation of remains and materials, but no new evidence was found during extensive searches.
A witness reported seeing a suspicious car on the day of William's disappearance, but this does not align with the police's current theory.