Greg Jenkins

Not yet.

We're hoping this coroner can see the real truth in how the investigation happened.

Yeah.

So I'm running two separate court cases at the moment.

So first one is the revision of the criminal inquest and then the other one is suing for negligence.

So negligence on the part of the developer and the project manager.

So the project manager admitted during the coronial inquest that he found MUN remains, picked them up, moved them and reburied them and ordered the workers to never discuss it again.

The reason for that is...

to protect the construction site.

So again, with that taboo, can't buy property that's actually remains on it.

They contaminated a crime scene, they tampered with evidence, and they hid a crime from the police.

The reason why I can't let this go as well is because there's a three-year statutory limitation on suing the Malaysian police for negligence.

So if I...

drop the case now, I can't pick it up later if I hit lotto, for instance.

So if I stop it now, it's all done.

That's it.

There's no further steps that we can actually take.

And that's why I have to keep it going because, one, it's paving the way for everyone else.

And it's also allowing us to assist other families in especially Southeast Asian countries to be able to go, this is what you can potentially expect.

This is what you can expect.