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But tells Reenzie she is going to take her. All the sudden everyone is nice to Autumn because they want to go as her guest to the concert.

Autumn wins tickets to spend a night at a concert with Kyler Leeds. Sean asks Reenzie to try and be nice to Autumn.Īutumns mom enters her in a contest to meet Kyler Leeds. Autumn sees she needs to be careful of what she writes in her journal. She also wishes to spend more time with Sean. Reenzie ends up in a car accident with a broken leg. Autumn knows its Reenzie doing mean stuff to her but Sean does not think so.Īutumn writes in her journal that she wishes Reenzie would just stop. She starts mean rumors about her and gets Autumn in trouble with the principal. She post an ugly picture of her on the school website. Reenzie starts to do mean things to Autumn.

Every time she writes 'I wish' in it would come true. Reenzie is the only one who does not seem to like Autumn.'Do I have to go to school? 'Is never an option?''(page 13)Īutumns grandmother gives a her journal that was from her dad. Autumn meets new friends on her first day J.J, Amalita, Sean, Jack, and Reenzie. She wants to be back with her old friends. 'If Eddy needed help, why couldn't she move near us?'(page 3)Īutumn and her brother start new schools in the middle of the year. She begged her mom to not make them move but they moved to Florida anyway. When her dad was on his way home from work they got a call saying her dad was in a car accident. Ant says he cannot explain it and is adamant they did not speak.Autumns dad planned for their family to move to Florida to help take care of their grandma. Not handed to police for seven months Ant Hampel Confusion and differing accounts regarding repair of iPhone in the days leading up to Phoebe's death Coincidental phone call made to Phoebe's father, Len Handsjuk, on the night Phoebe died Unexplained call from, then back to, a Perth number on the night Phoebe died Record showing a call from Ant to Phoebe's Nokia phone on day she died connected for 13 seconds.

Investigation Ambulance officer not allowed to touch Phoebe's body At least one of three potential crime scenes not properly secured Not all blood found in apartment DNA tested Blood on door of refuse room not DNA tested No CCTV recovered on night of death and hard drive of CCTV later went missing Ant's iPhone not seized on night of Phoebe's death Computer not seized on night of Phoebe's death Early assumption by police of suicide Suicide assumption meant no access granted to Phoebe's Gmail records Phoebe Incredulity that if Phoebe was to kill herself, she'd choose the garbage chute Went down the chute feet first No fingerprints on the surrounds of the chute Jeans were around her knees uncertainty over when this happened Hair straightener still plugged in Phone charger still in her bag Sunglasses were on her head Phoebe's Nokia phone never found Phone number of mystery person on a piece of paper in her pocket. The mysterious phone number and a list of strange things in Phoebe's case.

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Now, for the first time, Fairfax tells the full story of the short life and brutal death of Phoebe Handsjuk. Her family doubts the Coroner's version was even physically possible. But there were no fingerprints at the top, and no CCTV footage. The Coroner decided she had climbed in herself. Phoebe bled out in the dark, alone, her jeans around her knees.īut how did she get into the chute? And why? But the garbage compactor at the bottom had virtually severed her right foot. She had plunged 40 metres, feet first, down the garbage chute. She lived 12 storeys above with her boyfriend Antony Hampel, a son of Melbourne's legal establishment.īut on that night, Phoebe died the most horrific death. There has only been one appeal against a Coroner's finding in Victoria in the past eight years. The Victorian Government has announced a review of the Coroner's Act amid widespread public concern about the inquest into Phoebe Handsjuk's garbage chute death.Īttorney General Martin Pakula told The Age the review would determine whether changes made in 2008 to limit appeal rights have gone too far, making it almost impossible to challenge a coroner's finding.

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