Greg Jenkins

I'm up to $860,000.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I'm still in a hole at the moment with lawyer fees.

So I've traveled to Malaysia, I think 50, 55 or 56 times.

So what I would do is I'd go over for four weeks.

I'd come back, have a quick rest and then go back again.

My best mate owns a company, Panoptic Solutions.

They do security and

I basically sat with him and his ops manager at the time and whenever I would come back, we would sit down and we basically, because the police refused to search outside of their jurisdiction, which is like a three kilometre by three kilometre square, and they said they're not going to go outside of that because it's not their jurisdiction.

So I thought, bugger it, I'll do it myself.

So I would fly to Malaysia, I'd do a search again of Penang and then I'd push out onto the mainland because at that stage mum was still missing and so we still, you know, had hope that...

You know, we could potentially find her whether, you know, she's been kidnapped.

So they do kidnap elderly women that they see caring.

And what they do is they then put those women in those safe houses or what they call safe houses.

And like I said before, they move the young girls every 24 to 48 hours to different houses.

Pretty much, yeah.

You know, I asked a simple question to the police.

I was like, well, if you're not going to search outside your jurisdiction, can you just, you know, send an email to all of the police stations, like they call it a bolo, so be on the lookout for this person.

They said, no, that's too big of a task.