Ashleigh Freckleton

I think because it's such a big case and

probably not quickly.

I'm not sort of holding my breath.

So he's been in custody now since 2023.

So, you know, I think that in itself sort of points to how strong the case is that, you know, you can't just hold somebody without a pretty strong case, I think.

It's actually a good question.

I'm assuming he's got lawyers.

I'm not sure how good they are, but he would certainly be sinking a lot of resources into them.

They're still supporting him.

Right.

They've started a website that's basically saying that, that's trying to debunk everything that's in the documentary.

So they've kind of like trying to like put forward their counter argument that is actually very self-incriminating.

If you, if you read what they write, they sort of not actually diffusing anything.

They're just sort of admitting guilt really.

And the schools are still running.

Just,

Things are carrying on, business as usual.

Many were released and...

I'm not sure exactly how many are still in custody, but I know that it's only a fraction of the number that were arrested at the time.

No, no one's really talked about that.