Ryan Wolf

Now, new houses have been built along this area by 2010 and now.

But in 1999, when Jessica disappeared, these houses behind, there were none of the houses behind.

So you could actually access

Well, you could access these other houses, but the house Frank's talking about in question has a more specific access.

You can actually see like a dirt drive that people are actually clearly using this as a way to access this property.

Which is just very interesting because that's exactly as Frank described it.

Exactly like Frank described it.

Just this whole area, this whole area around Urbaka Road, Bonnie Street and Elizabeth Street, it just looks so different than what it does today.

I mean, you know, that probably obviously goes without saying, but there's been a lot of development in terms of houses.

It's really packed up now.

Back then, you know, it was much more open, a lot more open land.

But yeah, that particular house, just like Frank said, had an access at the back.

He was right.

If I'm scratching my head, then you probably are too.

Where does all of this leave this lead?

What does it mean?

Let's go back to the letter sent by Frank to police over the years.

These letters are the most contemporaneous piece of evidence we have in this case, so are likely the most reliable source of Frank's story.

In Frank's letters to the director of public prosecutions, he begins with the line, I have been given the responsibility I never asked for.

Those are surely the words of a person with strong conviction and belief, not a person unsure or dubious.