Derek Bellington Sam

Would it matter if the paint was on the ground?

And so I mentioned that to the police as well.

I think he'd come around with the bus first, come in there very quickly.

He'd either come in and swipe the post on the way in.

I don't know who that is.

Hang on a minute.

I think, well, he must have come in with the bus sometime because the bus had red bumper bars, just hand-painted little pieces on each side.

And then a few days later, I was visiting over, they were still living over there, right?

Kidman Creek, I called in and Gus was down in the shed putting black paint over the top of the red paint, painting the bumper bars black.

Now I mean would it really matter to, I wasn't going to

go crook about the paint being on the post or the post being knocked over.

It was obvious it had come from the bus.

But why would you bother about putting, changing the paint colour altogether?

It's something iffy, little iffy things.

Debbie said something to me not long after I had got missing.

And I said, well, that's unusual because I've had, both myself and a friend that I haven't seen for years, I don't know whether he's still alive,

Yeah, we both sort of thought that it was possible that Gus had, it puts him in the right place and perhaps the right times.

But it's all iffy.

There's nothing sort of that you could say on a certain day he was there.

And when