S3 | Part Two | Finding Heidi: Endgame, Episode Four - Piece by Piece

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What are the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Heidi and Sven?

Mike Lane 0:00
Remember, everyone must be presumed innocent unless found otherwise in a court of law. To protect privacy, names, locations, and even genders are changed throughout this podcast, but the context of what is said is not. unless otherwise stated, audio recordings exist of every witness you hear. A reminder that everything you're hearing in the podcast today and in the coming episodes largely took place over two years ago. As we move through these episodes of Endgame, we will slowly catch back up to the present time. I would also like to add that throughout these episodes, there are going to be a lot of names redacted and voices distorted, or not heard at all. Please understand, this is done for legal reasons and for the safety and privacy of those involved.
Mike Lane 0:59
on the last episode of Guilt, Finding Heidi Endgame.
Pierre Larquet 1:05
Well, my guts tells me, yeah. But the facts are, they're hard to prove.

How did David Tamihere become implicated in the case?

Mike Lane 1:10
It's certainly hard to prove.
Pierre Larquet 1:11
Hard to prove, mate, you know, like, and I've asked him three or four times about that, like, I looked him right in the eye, and he's fucking looked me back, and he said, nah. But then again, he's a pathological liar, so fucking who do you believe? not even thinking it was going to be Heidi. Fuck. And then she'd just come out with it. Mate, it just broke my heart. I get emotional about it. But she says, oh, I don't know whether I should say names, you know, mate. But her brother had seen a certain person dragging someone by the hair that looked like Heidi down to the beach at Mataurau.
Pierre Larquet 1:58
I said to him, I put him to the question, I said, mate, did you really deal with those Swedes, brother?
And when he got out of the car, just tell me one thing, where is she? He knew exactly who I was talking about. I know shit that nobody wants to come out and have me open. And of all of us, I know it all.
Ryan Wolfe 2:19
From Brevity Studios, I'm Ryan Wolfe. And this is guilt.
It's got to be her. I'm just, I just feel like that's her.
Okay, mic is on.

What recent developments have emerged in the investigation?

Mike Lane 2:45
Well, you know, as I say it all the time, this is an important interview right now. This person doesn't know I'm coming. I'm three minutes away. You know, thanks to James Turner, this person could hold the key, the actual key to where we're going to find Heidi. I'm just, I'm crossing all my fingers and toes right now that this is legit. This is going to lead to the answers and hope for the best here. You know, it's possible that this person might just kick me out. I just really have no idea. I've no idea. I'm in a town in New Zealand. I've never even been in my life, I don't think. Ah, shit's gonna get me killed one day. Earlier today, James Turner picked up the phone and made a call that changed everything.
Mike Lane 3:55
On that call, he told me that someone had recently told him a secret, a secret she'd kept for 20 years, that her brother had seen a certain person dragging someone by the hair that looked like Heidi down the beach. And now, I'm pulling into that person's driveway. She has absolutely no idea I'm coming, and I've never met nor spoken to her in my life. The location is remote. Houses here are few and far between. I've never been to this part of the country before. And I've been sent here by James, on trust.

Who is the key witness that might hold crucial information?

Mike Lane 4:32
But I can't help thinking, this is one of the men Darren Old claims is responsible for the very murders I'm investigating. What if I'm driving into a trap? I'm coming alone, as I always do. Well, not fully alone. I've got my German Shepherd Achilles in the back seat. A real killer, I think, as his tongue rolls happily out of his mouth, head hanging out of the window in the breeze. Still, he's the best backup I've got. This is definitely that moment in the movie where you're thinking, oh, this is such bullshit. No one would ever be so dumb to do this. And I'll admit, as I'm driving out here, that thought crosses my mind. One, two, three.
Oh man, I hope this goes well. I hope this goes well.
Ryan Wolfe 5:20
Fuck. Alright, alright, okay. Just lift properly.
Mike Lane 5:30
I'm in a really backcountry road. Old houses and I've no idea where I am right now. Okay, I think, right, that's two cabins there.

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