Rob Burgin

So that's a really central theme here.

And

For me, it's hard to criticise some of these people because they're well-meaning individuals.

They contribute to school fairs and to barbecues for charity groups and they might run the local school pickup, etc.

It's just that they want to help.

Mainly, they really see a mother that's hurting here and they want to reach out and help.

But sometimes it goes a little bit too far and feelings and thoughts run away with themselves.

Yeah.

So on the final day of Jack being known to be alive, they share a series of messages.

And at first it's kind of arguing about when's he coming to come and collect the rest of his stuff from the house that they shared.

And then from there, they make up in the middle and Carly sends these really beautiful messages about, I wish we could have ended on better times.

And I'll always look back at the

Um, you know, the relationship we shared with fondness, et cetera.

And it sounds really nice in the middle of the day, then they fight again.

And you know how it is in your twenties with these kinds of relationships.

Uh, right at the end, she asked Jack, uh, have you got sick?

Because she was sick and was wondering if she'd passed it on to him.

And then he was like, oh no, why don't you rest up, have some water.

And she found the series of messages around that time as not really sounding like they were his words.

And that she has some sort of suspicion that Jack's phone might've been used by someone other than himself for perhaps an hour period there.