Witness Accounts and Family Alibis

This chapter explores the crucial witness accounts of screams heard on Little Collins Street around the time of Alma Tirtschke's disappearance, challenging existing theories. It also delves into the alibi and testimonies of Colin Ross's family members, highlighting discrepancies and their unwavering support for his innocence. Additionally, the chapter examines the questionable reliability of key witnesses like Sidney Harding and Joseph Dunstan, who confessed to hearing Colin admit to the murder while in prison.