Morphett Vale

[tape clicking] [gentle music] It's October 1992, in the middle of the South Australian school holidays, and in the southern suburbs of Adelaide, 12-year-old Rianna Barreaux is listening to one of her favorite songs.

It's an otherwise ordinary Wednesday morning on Wakefield Avenue in Morphett Vale, and Rianna's mom is headed off to study at the local TAFE.

[door closing] Paula pops her head into Rianna's bedroom to say goodbye.

"Shush, Mom, I'm listening to this," she tells her.

The problem was sustainable leads that actually led to fruition.

So they spent a lot of time chasing down credible leads.

There was a point at which they had a report that she was being held in a unit on Anzac Highway, which is probably halfway between the city area and where she lived in Morphett Vale, and police raided the home, and she wasn't to be seen, so it was a false lead that they had to follow up, but that was the problem.

I think they had so many leads to follow up, and they had to follow them all up, but none of them led to any real credible information.

He's a professor of dermatology.

Sandy, uh, Morphett Vale, if you'd like to recall one three hundred eight hundred triple two.

G'day, Sandy.

Hi.