Gary Jubelin

Don't promise something you're not going to deliver.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I was surprised when we first started speaking and we're talking about the inquest and I was asking you, why are you pushing so hard for the inquest?

And you said, I didn't even know what an inquest was at the time.

And they told you that the answers will be at the inquest.

I just hope they're not using...

a delayed inquest just to hide behind because we can't give answers.

And I hear that too often in cases that, oh, we're waiting for the coroner.

And if it just gets delayed and delayed, no one gets answers.

And it's almost like they're hoping that you just move on with your life.

I know that.

No, I hear a lot of people say that, and I do understand it.

Wrapping up what we've talked about, I think we've got to –

have an understanding, these are the things, an understanding of what stalking is all about.

See it as a red flag that it is and the behaviour.

That things that are put in place, police, if people are reporting these type of situations to police, they need to take it seriously.

That's something that's definitely needed.

Let's consider the education of police in regards to the nature of stalking.

I think that's reasonable.