09-12-2011, 12:40 AM
Here is today's news regarding the Daniel Morcombe case, unfortunately this source is from the Murdoch owned "female blonde news staff" Sky News, you can tell it is not highly intellectual, but it is giving an update ...
http://www.skynews.com.au/local/article....660558&vId=
Bruce and Denise Morcombe have revealed more about the anguish which surrounded their eight-year fight to discover what happened to their son Daniel.
Speaking to the Nine Network last night, Daniel's mother Denise said the last few weeks have been difficult, following the discovery of some of his bones and the charging of 42-year-old Brett Peter Cowan with his abduction and murder.
Daniel's father Bruce says he felt helpless as the search for his son got underway in 2003, describing it as worse than a nightmare and the hours ticking away as absolute agony.
Also ninemsn are not reliable but have put out Mr Morcombes latest statement which is also on video.
"The last few weeks have been extremely difficult, especially with the arrest and then some bones were found," Denise Morcombe has told the Nine Network.
"It's like a knife goes in your chest, every single phone call.
"And then ... we've just got to wait for the next lot of bones to be found.
"Everyone's talking about bones ... that's our son. He belonged to us, he was a little human being."
Daniel had been waiting for a catch a bus to get his hair cut and buy Christmas presents for his family when he disappeared.
Bruce Morcombe said he felt helpless as the initial search for his boy got underway.
"That evening was absolutely horrendous," he said.
"It was worse than a nightmare, the hours just were absolute agony.
"We felt Daniel was in danger somewhere and were helpless."
As the days ticked by, Mr Morcombe said he followed up every single lead in the case, even meeting with criminal identities in the search for a breakthrough.
At other times he conducted private searches, using mud maps and other information passed on by people anxious to help.
Mr and Ms Morcombe said imagining what Daniel must have gone through was almost unbearable.
"Just thinking how scared he would've been," Ms Morcombe said.
"Even when he was a little boy he used to always get scared at night and come and sleep on the floor next to our bed."
Mr and Mrs Morcombe now run the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, an organisation committed to promoting child safety (www.danielmorcombe.com.au).
http://www.skynews.com.au/local/article....660558&vId=
Bruce and Denise Morcombe have revealed more about the anguish which surrounded their eight-year fight to discover what happened to their son Daniel.
Speaking to the Nine Network last night, Daniel's mother Denise said the last few weeks have been difficult, following the discovery of some of his bones and the charging of 42-year-old Brett Peter Cowan with his abduction and murder.
Daniel's father Bruce says he felt helpless as the search for his son got underway in 2003, describing it as worse than a nightmare and the hours ticking away as absolute agony.
Also ninemsn are not reliable but have put out Mr Morcombes latest statement which is also on video.
"The last few weeks have been extremely difficult, especially with the arrest and then some bones were found," Denise Morcombe has told the Nine Network.
"It's like a knife goes in your chest, every single phone call.
"And then ... we've just got to wait for the next lot of bones to be found.
"Everyone's talking about bones ... that's our son. He belonged to us, he was a little human being."
Daniel had been waiting for a catch a bus to get his hair cut and buy Christmas presents for his family when he disappeared.
Bruce Morcombe said he felt helpless as the initial search for his boy got underway.
"That evening was absolutely horrendous," he said.
"It was worse than a nightmare, the hours just were absolute agony.
"We felt Daniel was in danger somewhere and were helpless."
As the days ticked by, Mr Morcombe said he followed up every single lead in the case, even meeting with criminal identities in the search for a breakthrough.
At other times he conducted private searches, using mud maps and other information passed on by people anxious to help.
Mr and Ms Morcombe said imagining what Daniel must have gone through was almost unbearable.
"Just thinking how scared he would've been," Ms Morcombe said.
"Even when he was a little boy he used to always get scared at night and come and sleep on the floor next to our bed."
Mr and Mrs Morcombe now run the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, an organisation committed to promoting child safety (www.danielmorcombe.com.au).