William Tyrrell's foster mother said she saw three cars on the road outside her mother's place on the morning of his disappearance in September 2014. 9News
"I can see him as I'm talking to you. I can still see him and I can see that car," she told counsel assisting the coroner, Gerard Craddock SC.
* William's foster parents, who can't be identified, were planning to take the boy and his sister to Kendall on Friday, September 12, 2014 but left a day early. * She noticed two cars, parked on the nearby street, one was white the other grey, parked close together. They were dirty, had missing hubcaps and tinted windows.
* William and his foster mother played a game called "mummy monster" where they would roar at one another. * As the woman and her mother drank tea William jumped around the deck, again roaring while playing a new game called "daddy tiger".
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