Greg Jenkins

We had a quick chat and we went out and had a meeting with the officer in charge of the Penang district.

During that meeting, it got extremely heated because I, like in my head, we found the needle in a haystack.

let's get onto this searching, let's shut down, like what are you going to do to help?

And I even asked DFAT, like what are you guys going to do to help?

And I said, like what have you done in terms of searching?

And they said, oh, we've had a dog.

do a search, and they didn't find anything.

So that's it.

But that can't be it because we found one bone, which means there's probably more bones there.

I said, we need to put in a stop work order so then we can check the rest of it.

And his comment blew me away.

He then explained to me that this construction site, which was by Bajaya Group, who's one of the largest construction companies in Southeast Asia,

He said, this is an important development for Penang.

So what it is, it's villas for Malaysian government officials.

So he said, this is very important and the developer could lose a lot of money.

It's like the chief of the Penang district should not be saying that money and profits for a developer is more important than doing an investigation.

And I said, I want to go out and have a look at the site.

And I had the DNA testing that afternoon as well.

Yes, to the coccyx bone.

So 29th of January, we went to get the DNA test done.