Roz Purcell

I was in the kitchen with my mum making Sunday dinner and we always made apple tarts on a Sunday morning.

You know, these routines that were set in stone with, you know, the jelly being made and this marifat peas would be steeping from the night before and you'd be washing cabbage and then while the oven was on, sure you might as well throw in a few apple tarts.

So much of the detail in this series has never been publicly told before, including what was going on inside Elizabeth's family home.

There was a knock on the door and I went out to answer the door and this girl said, is Elizabeth there?

And I said, no, she's gone away for the weekend.

Can't no more of it.

And I came back out to the kitchen.

My ma said, who was that?

And I said, somebody looking for Liz.

And immediately my ma's instinct, now that I look back on it, she walked out.

And I remember trying to wipe her hands with flour.

And she walked out to the hall door.

She walked out onto the footpaths and said, who was that?

Who was that?

She's away with her friends.

Who was that?

I said, I don't know, some girl.

And...

whoever it was, had disappeared up the top of the street.

It later emerged it was Annette McLaughlin who knocked at the door.