Greg Jenkins

The fact that three human remains were found in that area.

And the police have ignored all three of them.

Yeah.

And even one of the head of the forensic team,

because I tried to get there for the start, and he even said to me, I don't believe this is your mum's final resting spot.

I said, yep, neither do I. So then from that point on, I sat back.

The rule was they weren't allowed to dig any more than, I believe, 10 centimetres into the ground.

They were only to use their fingers, and if they needed to, then they had like a little... Little trowel?

Yeah, yeah.

And I asked the question, like, why aren't you digging deeper?

And they said, that's just what we've been advised to do, which I know it's...

It's a cursory search to protect the construction site.

Yeah, and we're only searching this area.

Even though they had photos, different areas marked, they said we're only searching this area where there's no construction or no houses getting built on it.

That's a difficult one to answer.

I'll put it this way.

It's a question that needs to be raised.

Like we questioned whether or not there was collusion.

So where I found Mum's Remains was on a $107 million construction site with a gross profit of over $1 billion US.

So the fact that the police refused to search the construction site, the fact that, you know, the project manager moved mum's remains to an area where they weren't building.