Sarah Kanowski

Yeah.

What was the motivation of that bomb?

I mean, what did the criminal investigation reveal?

What was the process of going back to work like for you?

Despite that, Deb, you continued in the police force.

And in 1993, you and your husband, Andrew, who's also a police officer, were approached about fostering a child from Ukraine for a short period.

How did that come about?

Could he speak any English?

Well, dogs can go a long way to making a kid feel comfortable.

What about your sons?

How, Dave, did you realise that things were not as they seemed to be with this charity?

Oh my gosh, Deborah.

Deb, that is an extraordinary story.

I can't believe there isn't a feature film made of this moment of John Farnham then intervening to get a plane loan.

And so in terms of Yuri and the other kids, like were their parents, their parents must have been frantic as well.

They were.

So thanks to John Farnham and his friend, Nicky Louder, the plane comes and you said goodbye to Yuri.

What was that like?

I mean, how had you seen him?

So thanks partly to your hard work and the work of the other foster parents, Yuri left Australia at the end of 1993 and your third son was born a few months later.