Greg Jenkins

Go ask the federal police.

Go ask South Australian police.

Do your investigation of the family and you'll see we've been open and transparent.

We've never done anything wrong.

We're law-abiding citizens except for speeding on occasions.

But fill your boots and do the investigation and they just shut me down and then I just got angry.

It's like, why can't you just search and help mum?

No.

And I guess one thing that kind of drives me, and I hate talking about it, but it's still, I carry a lot of the guilt and the blame for not finding mum earlier.

So I was walking, I think it was on the 16th, I was just walking around the area and I was repped.

And I looked into the jungle area where I eventually found mum's remains and said, I don't think she's going to be in there.

And it, yeah, yeah, it still gets me to today that, yeah, yeah, I feel like I let mum down because I was too tired and too lazy to walk in and search that area, which the police should have done.

But, yeah, that still eats away at me.

100%.

And I used to walk the streets.

The key thing was walking early hours of the morning.

So I would normally get two hours rest and then eat and then the rest of the time I was out searching.

And...

during those early mornings, I was trying to bump into nefarious actors.

And through that, I learned how bad Malaysia is, both with drugs, sex trafficking, the whole works.