Gus

Of course, you've got that thing in Aussie.

Abos are... I don't know.

I find... I found... probably Australia... had a racist... mentality toward abos.

So...

When you're an outsider and you're moving, you kind of hear that and you kind of adopt it.

So I sort of thought, well, I mean, I think what I saw of him, he was not, I mean, he was quite a bright, well, not bright, but normal, you know, kind of ornery,

Not a bad-looking bloke.

Didn't seem like a bad fella.

I don't know, but... Yeah, so I guess... Yeah.

Yeah.

I think I had mentioned it to other people that I'd,

said to her she shouldn't be doing this or doing that.

I think I had said to, I don't know who, I can't remember now, but I'm pretty sure I said to, I might have even said it to Ian.

Yeah.

I think part of me, after she went missing,

I wanted to distance myself from anything to do with it as quickly and as far as I could.

I just didn't, yeah, I mean, I was already, yeah, I wasn't comfortable with my name coming up in the conversations at all.

There was no reason, and there is no reason for my name to be coming up

I never had any ill... See, this is the other thing.

What ill feeling or what would I have to have against Anne to want to kill her?