Ryan Wolfe

Ian will either corroborate Debbie's story, or quite possibly tear it down in one foul swoop.

It's another stunning day in Queensland.

It's still early, but the sun is already beating down on the hills and fields.

As I pull out an old wooden chair to take a seat, I see a wallaby hop out of the bushes onto the lawn below, stretch out, and relax.

Sorry to barge in on you like this this morning, Ian.

My name's Ryan.

I've got a card here for you, so...

You might know the story I'm talking about.

There's my card anyway.

Yeah, so I've been working on the three cases, so the disappearance of Selina Bridge and Ann Glassop and then Jessica Gordy in town, the Derek Sam case.

And sort of through that work, I came in touch with Debbie and she got hold of me and said, hey, my ex-husband, you should just sort of have a look at this.

And she mentioned that

on that morning that there were some things that sort of didn't add up and she said you should have a chat to Ian if you can.

He's a nice guy and there's another woman as well.

I stopped past here probably about six weeks back but you weren't here and she wasn't sure, she hadn't talked to you for a long time.

Yeah, I'm interested in going back to the beginning and

how you sort of met Gus and how he ended up here.

Okay, so he'd sort of come over here each morning, work and go home at the end of the day?

So you'd be out working on site and he'd be at the workshop?

And this house wasn't here at that time?