watch had actually stopped at NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN pm which a watchmaker said could be caused by a good bump her body was found face up and her arms were stretched out from her body and it was clear that she had taken quite a beating she had been kicked with such force that one of her teeth had actually been forced through her cheek and was found meters away from her body black shoe polish was found on her face and on her legs which likely came from the attacker's shoes as they repeatedly kicked her she also had this very specific patterned mark on her head where the shoe polish was which consisted of small round and square dots of hemorrhage which were about NUMBER_TOKEN millimeters apart she had also been strangled had a fractured jaw had a gaping wound to her mandible and a badly lacerated tongue and palette the straps of her bra were disconnected at the front and the v of her bra was all frayed as if it had been pulled or stretched her underwear had been removed and were laying between her body and the fence and her slip had also been pulled up above her waist exposing her genitals her blast had been untucked from her skirt and the buttons of the blouse had been torn off leaving it wide open despite this though she hadn't been raped or sexually assaulted it seems as though the attacker did these things to try and throw police off and make it seem as though it was a sexually motivated crime there were also two large bloody handprints on the railing of the fence and based on the size of these handprints it was determined that her attacker was likely a male an investigation into the murder got underway immediately and police set up a special communications room in the criminal investigations office it was one of the biggest manhunts in queensland's history and had an unprecedented police response and police were working around the clock this case was widely considered to be the end of brisbane's innocence because before this people would sleep with their windows open with their doors unlocked people were friendly but afterwards people started locking their windows locking their doors and young women were afraid to leave their house at night in case they were the next victim so there was definitely enormous pressure on police to solve this case police started off by questioning her friends her family and her work colleagues all of whom said that she hadn't spoken to any men in the past NUMBER_TOKEN months and wasn't the kind of person who would respond to random men that approached her they found from betty's colleagues that she had received a call two days prior to the murder which had visibly upset her but they didn't know who the call was from or what was said on this call police conducted a large-scale door knock investigation at around the area that betty's body was found and they found that seven witnesses had heard two distinct female screens at NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN and NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN pm a few of these people went and had a look out of their window didn't see anything and just went back to whatever they were doing one elderly lady told police that she heard somebody screaming and it sounded like they were dying and then she just went back to reading her book none of these people reported this to police until police came round in their door knock investigation and like i guess brisbane seemed safe at the time so it was probably so far out of the realm of possibility that they didn't even think it could be a murder but to describe it as sounding like somebody is dying and then
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