Ryan Wolfe

And at this point, I felt that it was worth a shot.

So I booked a flight to the South Island of New Zealand to go knock on a door.

And it's time to go and hopefully try and find Gus.

You know, it's a bit of a long shot.

I don't think it's a long shot.

I mean, this address was current last year.

People don't tend to move around that much.

I seem to think I'm confident there's going to be a good chance that I'm going to go there and I'm going to find him today.

I have to fly back home tomorrow morning.

So I've got a car here.

I've got till tomorrow morning.

So if I go there now and he's not there and I can, I'll keep going back today until someone answers the door.

Alternatively, you know, I can knock on neighbor's door.

So it's sort of like a,

It's like a block of flats.

It almost looks like a, in New Zealand, if you're familiar with it, it looks sort of like a housing block.

Like I think it might be a state housing sort of thing, a little flat.

So it's kind of like a two-story block and there might be 10 units there, which is actually quite helpful because if he's not there, I can knock on the neighbor's door or underneath and I'm probably going to find someone that knew him and possibly could know where he is.

I'm also just trying to think about the best way to approach this.

If I do speak to him, to try and make sure I don't give him the chance to potentially sort of weasel out of something.