Manukau City Centre

And evidence of an association arrived almost immediately.

Within days of Rewa's arrest being reported, three members of Tainer's extended family arrived unannounced at the Manukau police station, his aunt, her eldest daughter, and an uncle.

Williams showed them three photographs, and all three were of Rewa.

Tana's cousin identified him as a man she'd seen with Tana both before and after Susan's murder.

The fun starts in three.

In the months after the 2000 retrial, the poorer case was the one subject guaranteed to start an argument among the police officers of South Auckland.

One of the young officers who heard those arguments was a junior detective in Manukau named Tim McKinnell.

If you wanted to start a verbal altercation, he'd later say, that was the case to mention.

Is there something else that you can contribute? But they know to come and share what they've been doing over the last couple of months.

It might be about down at Manukau, they've got this, what's the education thing where the youth are coming into and getting work ready and things like that.

Got a big effort out there in Manukau.

Yeah.

Or there's CV preparation where they go, oh, okay, well, maybe I can refer my staff to that or I need that at the moment type thing.

Oh, yeah.

Where from? There's a great spot out in Manukau.

Where's that? I've never heard...

Is that in China? Where is that? Never heard of

it.

Manukau, you know, out south.

Don't know it.

Play ZM's Flesh, Vaughan and Hayley.

A Year to the Day.

Monday was league night at the Super Strike, the 10-pin bowling centre in Manukau, and Susan Burdett played there in a regular team.

She was 39 and accounts clerk at a resin and coatings company in East Tamaki.

She lived on her own in a small unit on Pa Road in Papatoetoe, and it was an orderly place with two shelves of 10-pin trophies in the spare room.

But the homicide team believed Susan had been killed by someone from around Papatoetoe.

The idea that this might be the work of a serial sex offender was set aside.

About a week after the murder, four teenage boys were mucking around near the Manukau Velodrome, the cycling track built for the 1990 Commonwealth Games.

One of them spotted a bat lying down a drain.

Around the time of the PlayStation activity, she bought a courier envelope, which prosecutors said was for mailing her name change application to the Department of Internal Affairs.

Later that day, at a Mitre 10 in Manukau, she bought the materials that would eventually be used to conceal her children's bodies.

Walker argued that she returned home after those purchases and administered the medication sometime that afternoon or evening.

If the prosecution's reconstruction was right, Hak-young Lee had been buying the materials to conceal her children's bodies while they were still alive.

He was like, yeah, man, can we get some dicky pants? I was like, why? Everyone wears them at school, Dad.

I went to go and, so I went down to Coop down here in Manukau, because that's the only place I know that sells dicky pants.

Mangere Town Centre.

Ah, that's another place I could have went.

Yeah, he needs to back himself a little bit more.

Anyway, be that as it may, I note also in the wonderful world of business and speaking of cars, Armstrong's, who is a name you will know in this country when it comes to cars, they've gone and bought a company called Egers Automotives, which is North Harbour Ford and John Andrew Ford and John Andrew Mazda and Manukau and this and Manukau M.G., They're going to add 250 staff, $300 million in revenue.

They already employ more than 1,000 people, so you've got a big player in the car market at the moment.

Rick Armstrong, of course, if you follow your motorsport, is very handy behind the wheel of his Porsche over the summer series, and then he had a son called Marcus who's