Aggie Di Mauro

would have the desire to prevent murders, okay?

And that is why it literally sickens me when I see them or hear them or, you know, whether I see them march with the crowd or whether I hear them say enough is enough and it sickens me.

It sickens me.

It needs to be done.

They made promises.

They made commitments.

They told me Celeste's death wouldn't be in vain.

So far, it has been.

Look, I haven't been given any indication as to when.

The if, well, to me, it was...

It was never an if.

I was told from day one that I needed to wait until after the coronial inquest to have certain answers, whether that was the internal investigation that Victoria Police did.

And I was told that when I met with them the second time to see where they were at with the internal investigation.

Again, I was told, Aggie, we won't be able to give you anything until after the coronial inquest.

So it's never been a question on my mind as if, you know, if it was going to happen.

It was just a matter of when.

I just don't understand what is the holdup.

He was sentenced over two years ago, February of 24th.

So that's done and dusted.

What are they waiting for?