Greg Jenkins

It's more trying for I think my sister as well because she – like the deal was like because I don't have kids, I went over to Malaysia and I would do the searching and she would come over whenever she could break away from the kids and work.

And then she was there looking after dad.

So she would then get the information from me and then would have to then –

try and process it herself but then process it to pass it on to dad and then deal with that emotion.

So she's had to – I think I had the easier job of doing all the searching and that whereas she had to deal with the emotional side of her and dad.

Like I said, it's a very isolating journey.

And like I said, friends just drop off and family just drop off and people that don't understand why you keep going.

And I'm trying to tell them, like, if I didn't keep going, I wouldn't have found mum's remains.

If I didn't keep going, I wouldn't have found out that she was murdered.

If I didn't keep going, we wouldn't have...

the ability to have a coronal inquest.

If we didn't keep going, we wouldn't be able to have a revision of the inquest.

And if we didn't keep going, we wouldn't be able to sue for negligence and then start opening up.

If we didn't keep going, we wouldn't be able to give assistance to other families.

And if we didn't keep going, we couldn't get changes to the smart traveller.

So there's always...

People just don't understand.

Until you're caught up in that actual situation, it's hard to fathom why you would continually spend all your time and effort and energy into something where it could turn around and get no result from.

Yeah.

Thank you.