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But then he tells police he can vaguely remember where he dropped Sarah off, if they want to know.

If Wayne Cousins is telling the truth about this human trafficking gang that are pulling people in to kidnap women off the streets for them, then police need to get investigating this right away.

They make it clear to him just how serious this is.

They ask how the gang had even gotten in touch with him in the first place.

And Wayne says that he had been with one of their call girls.

I'm assuming that he's saying that he had solicited the services of a sex worker that was connected to this gang.

but he says that he tried to fuck her over and rip her off.

This fucking horrid man just keeps getting worse.

Imagine trying to scam a sex worker that has already given you her services.

If this story is even real, you know what I'm saying.

But Wayne says that she must have told the gang that he tried to fuck her over and they then tracked him down and began threatening him to do their dirty work or they would come for his family and either kidnap or kill them.

So the officers are like, okay,

So how do the gang contact you?

How do you communicate with each other?

You know, kind of asking, do you have a phone number for these people?

He insists that he has no way of contacting the gang and all of their communications are done in person, which is awfully convenient, isn't it?

Almost as convenient as how much his story changed in the space of less than five minutes.

That questioning that we broke down and showed clips of was no longer than seven minutes in total.

But remember at the very beginning he was quite insistent that he didn't know Sarah.

He was saying things like, why would I have personal interactions with her?