Aggie Di Mauro

Are we serious?

In other words, maybe what the kilometres or the distances not to go to in rural areas make it a little bit

they're just not good enough excuses.

A person has breached an interim intervention order or an intervention order.

They are showing you they do not give a damn about the law.

No piece of paper is going to stop them, right?

They're telling you that by breaching it.

That should automatically forfeit any human rights they have, any freedom of movement, because the alternative is putting the victim at risk, leading to exactly what happened to Celeste.

So again, the gaslighting I refer to is telling the public something that they don't really realise it's not quite true.

So telling the public that the technology is not quite right, it doesn't run on live.

Are you serious?

Well, which community members are aware of the fact that when they're putting ankle bracelets on parolees, they're not reliable?

None of them.

Or to say to the public, the community don't want them.

That's not true.

I'm taking you through this report.

You're telling me who wanted it and who didn't want it.

You know, they're going to come back with, but the perpetrator might be living in the same town.

Yes, of course.

But he wouldn't be allowed anywhere near her home, for example, would he?