William Tyrrell Inquest Reopens with Focus on Foster Mother's Role

A decade after the toddler's disappearance, an inquest examines a police theory that his foster mother concealed his accidental death.

The inquest into William Tyrrell's disappearance resumes, focusing on the theory that his foster mother hid his body after an accidental fall.
William vanished from his foster grandmother's home in Kendall, NSW, in September 2014, wearing a Spider-Man costume.
Despite extensive searches and a $1 million reward, no trace of William has been found in the decade-long investigation.
Key evidence includes testimony from a truck driver and a forensic search of the area believed to be where the body was disposed.
The foster mother has consistently denied involvement, and no charges have been filed in the case.