Greg Jenkins

This is what you can do.

Neither did I. And I was quite naive at the start to go, well, the DFAT will jump in and will help us.

Or AFP, like it's a police investigation, they'll jump in and help us.

The Australian government will come in and say something and help us.

You know, the police force in that country are going to do the best to get the best outcome.

And all of that is...

is non-existent.

It's just really, really frustrating.

Even trying to get media on board, like I've been told by news outlets before that mum's case, they told me mum's case isn't click-worthy.

And what they mean by click-worthy is it's not getting the online clicks.

Yeah, absolutely.

There's a couple of angles that I'm trying to work.

So the first one is making sure that someone is accountable for what happened with mum.

Mum, like in my heart and in my mind, mum's death is not going to be another statistic.

that Malaysia just forgets about.

So before mum went missing, there was just under 11,000 people missing unsolved.

6,447 of them were under the age of 18.

And the police refused to do any searching because, again, missing persons is a family matter, not a police matter.

Yeah.

So that's one thing I want to try and do is make them accountable.