Greg Jenkins

Not saying that it was a sign from mum.

Yeah, but it just, yeah, like I said, it flooded the place.

That's fucking weird.

Took a video, put my phone down, looked down to my right and there was a bone.

So I went down and had a look and it's like, fuck, I think I've just...

found a gold nugget.

So I took a photo, sent it back to Troy Clayton who's also a paramedic with Panoptic Solutions and said, bro, is this a bone?

And he had a look and said, yeah, yeah, that's a vertebrae.

So I let him know and it took about four or five, maybe six hours for the police to come down.

Yeah, so I put a marker on it and then just put some rocks around the area just to kind of keep it clean and then kept trying to do a little bit more searching while I was waiting.

So found some finger fragments.

I didn't know it was finger fragments, but it looked like a stick.

But same again, just marked it, found a skull fragment.

So that happened on the 1st of August.

It took eight days for the police to agree to have the forensic team from KL to come down and do a search.

Yeah, so it's like the construction site is directly behind the Penang Turf Club.

And so where the police accused mum of getting out of the Uber is probably about 500 metres away.

So we were in the ballpark early on.

The story that I got told was when they were cleaning or clearing the area, that's when they first found mum's remains, which was January 2020.

Yes.