Vanessa Scammell

The crew member who was present at the back of the bed set each and every night as part of the backstage traffic.

A man who stood behind the bed set, whose job it was to open the curtains behind the set and pass the artificial leg to see one, wait for her to swing it in the air before she handed it back to him as Craig springs back into sight.

all the time this crew member being able to see in the set.

Why didn't the police interview him?

Surely his evidence would be instrumental as an eyewitness.

In 2020, when Channel 7 produced a special on the Craig McLachlan story, this man came forward and this is what he had to say.

Why didn't the police ask C1 if anyone was behind the set?

Why didn't she mention it?

Why didn't the police ask any of the creative team or producers about how the scene played out and who was involved?

Was it because if C1 failed to be deemed credible, the entire case would fall over?

that this star accuser had to be seen as reliable for the entire story and case to have made it this far?

What would have happened if the magistrate had have come out and said, none of the directions you have mentioned are apparent in the scene, none of what you have said adds up?

And as for the media, in their published stories, they claimed Craig not only assaulted C1, but that he kissed their breasts, plural, when not a single witness claimed he did such a thing.

How could they be so cavalier about these allegations without even knowing how the bed scene ran?

Why were they not curious enough to find out about the scene?

Why didn't C1 realise that the very clip she first looked at wasn't even a part of the Rocky Horror Show of 2014, rather a quick redirected grab for an ad?

I think we know the answer.

To be continued.

My name is Vanessa and thank you for listening to me too.

Please join me for the next episode as the final charge in relation to C1 is closely examined, the message of he told lies and f***ed my reputation is analysed and the final verdict is read.