Ryan Wolf

Right.

Because if that, I mean, at this point, he's saying that he's lived, he bought that house April 98.

We'd be able to check that on the property records.

And so we'll do that.

Yeah.

At this point, I guess what I'll do is we'll just check the property file and see if it has had a single owner since 1998.

And if it turns out that he did buy it, if it was last sold in April 1998, then that would mean his story would probably check out.

And I'd have to say, okay, I probably have to trust him then.

So I'll get someone to check that today.

And then, yeah, my only other thought, I mean, so you're adamant that that,

was the house, and I mean, my only other thought was unless it was lorry but at a different location, but that wouldn't fit with the story of walking to the police station, would it?

I mean... Unless it was like next door and maybe the house has changed and it was very similar.

It's definitely still rusty.

That's got rusty iron on there now.

Okay, hey, all good?

I'll follow up the property file search and see what we get and then we'll go from there.

Immediately after speaking to Frank, I fire off an email to someone that has been assisting me with property searches to get the full property file for 59 Urbaka Road, and within only about 30 minutes I get an answer.

Indeed, the property was purchased by two people in April of 1998, with the same last name, assumingly married.

The property was then eventually passed onto one man with the same last name.

I would assume this would be the son, the man I met when I knocked on the door.