Greg Jenkins

So you can act as a school teacher.

And that's how they move the girls.

So the girls move from house to house every 24 to 48 hours.

So they're always on the move until they can get a way to get them out of the country.

The hotel, so they were staying at the Gen Hotel in Georgetown and they were phenomenal, better than the police.

So what they did was the general manager and dad drove around for about six hours that night trying to go to different locations to work out if they could see mum or like they went to the nursing home and she never turned up and that's where it started getting a bit, all right, something's up here.

After driving around, they just said to Dad, you know, go to the hotel room, we'll see if she turns up the next morning.

They also contacted the police and same again, just wait till the next morning and then if not, then do a police report.

In the background, I was overseas, so I told my boss and they'll fly me back to Australia.

So the morning of the 14th, mum never arrived.

And so same again, the hotel manager and dad went for another drive for I think another three to six hours, just still checking around Penang.

The police then turned up and took a police report.

There was no interpreter, so some of the police reports wasn't done properly.

They just had one of the hotel staff that could speak a little bit of English to kind of do some of the translation, which I think that's where it started going pear-shaped.

Yeah, he was beside himself.

He was upset.

He was angry at himself for not going with mum.

And he carried that all the way through to his passing last year.

I managed to fly in the morning of the 15th of December, so two days later.

So I hired a car, met up with Dad, and then we basically started going out to do our own search.