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Missing boy may have pedophile 'pet name'By Rosemary Desmond
December 07, 2006 05:29pm
POLICE are investigating reports a pedophile ring has dubbed missing
Sunshine Coast teenager Daniel Morcombe as "Christmas cake".
On the third anniversary of Daniel's disappearance, his grieving father
Bruce Morcombe said today he had received information a few days ago
that Daniel had been given the name by the pedophile ring.
"Somebody has suggested that Daniel's pet pedophile name within a ring
was 'Christmas cake'," Mr Morcombe said.
"To call somebody Christmas Cake is just so bizarre.
"We dread the thought that plays on the mind that perhaps a
conversation between two pedophiles was along the lines of 'have you
enjoyed your Christmas cake this year?' or something similar to that
and it's a thought that just revolts you - the implications of that."
Daniel, 13, was last seen waiting at a bus stop near his family home at
Palmwoods in the Sunshine Coast hinterland on December 7, 2003.
Police believe he was abducted and murdered.
Mr Morcombe said the family would never let his son's disappearance
become a cold case and appealed for the person responsible to come
forward.
The heartbroken father has left a sign at the bus stop asking motorists
several questions, including whether they had seen "Christmas Cake",
Detective Senior Sergeant Paul Schmidt of Maroochydore CIB said.
But he denied the information was being classed as a new lead.
"That's information that was passed onto Bruce and he's passed it onto
us," Det Snr Sgt Schmidt said.
"At this stage, the information is very much unproven and is more like
innuendo and rumour.
"Obviously, we'll investigate it the best we can.
"But unfortunately, his (Mr Morcombe's) source of information is not
very well informed."
The informant was known to police and was unreliable, he said.
Around seven detectives were still working on the case, although the
number fluctuated from time to time, he said.
Bruce and Denise Morcombe say they are selling their Sunshine Coast
acreage property at Palmwoods because it had become too big for the
family.
Their oldest son Dean, 19, has left home and Daniel's twin brother
Bradley will turn 17 next week.
But the Morcombes will stay in the Sunshine Coast area and buy another
house between Palmwoods and Maroochydore.
"We'll live here - we can't leave Daniel up here," Mrs Morcombe said.
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