Cassie Zervos

All right, we're doing it.

Just go with it.

So...

I've been told there's a number of associates who had been looking after him.

And even the chief commissioner said there's no way this man could have survived seven months without help.

And we've seen it in the vision, the campsite where he was.

There were two camping chairs.

There were cooking utensils, a stovetop.

There was even a case of beer.

He was drinking beer outside the two camping chairs.

Who else was sitting with him?

This is where the investigation turns now.

Yes, they've got their man, but the biggest part of this process for police investigating is finding who helped this person.

I have been told that, yes, it was someone very close to him and they tried to potentially recruit others, other like-minded sovereign citizens.

And there's obviously a degree of where people are and what people are capable of doing in terms of helping out.

And...

And they've made a phone call to police and have said, I think I know where your man is.

And of course, you've got to understand too, they've had so many tip-offs like this before and they're probably thinking, yeah, yeah, here we go, he's another one.

But they have to take every bit of information seriously.

And considering they thought he was dead, it would have been interesting or it would have been so good to be a fly on the wall for that conversation when whoever called up, called up and said, I know where your man is.