Brett Evans

I was expecting something and it didn't turn up.

And that's how the mystery starts to unfold.

I like it.

I like it.

He decides I'm going to keep the money because I need it.

But then he decides... Because remember, he's drinking a great deal.

I'm going to go to the races and I'm going to launder it.

And he goes there with a relative of his called Mick and...

they actually, against all the odds, win some money.

Not a great plan to win money in the mace track.

It's always when you're not trying.

That's right.

And then that's when the first sort of act of violence occurs and he's confused by who it could have been.

Was it just someone opportunistically seeing that he'd won some money or was it related to the box?

And he becomes paranoid about them and his relationship to the boxes kind of goes...

back and forth between, I should go to the cops or I should hide the boxes or someone's going to come and get me.

I better be ready.

And then things start to happen to make him think someone is coming to come and get me.

So it becomes more and more imperative that he finds a solution.

But by that time, he's kind of in a bit too deep and he doesn't have a good relationship with the cops and he doesn't really want to go to them.