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Sep 19, 2026
Roy SlavenHOST
And now it's gone missing.
Roy SlavenHOST
Now, I am suggesting, HG, that the New South Wales Police could be involved.
HG NelsonHOST
Right.
HG NelsonHOST
Do they have a...
Roy SlavenHOST
They found it in a garage, in someone's
HG NelsonHOST
garage.
HG NelsonHOST
Is there a crack squad in the police, New South Wales police, who looks after these sort of incidents?
Roy SlavenHOST
There'd have to be.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Tobias, in particular, appeared agitated.
speaker_4NARRATOR
According to the initial statements given to the New South Wales Police, the group returned to the caravan park around 11pm.
speaker_4NARRATOR
They sat around drinking more alcohol until a family argument broke out between Tobias and Catherine.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Simone, reportedly fed up with the bickering, walked away into the darkness to clear her head.
Jamie McKinnellGUEST
It was through police, uh, issuing information about something that they were investigating.
Jamie McKinnellGUEST
New South Wales Police put out a public appeal for information, and they said they were trying to locate two men aged 26 and 29 in Sydney.
Jamie McKinnellGUEST
Those two people were Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
Jamie McKinnellGUEST
And over a period of days, uh, following that public appeal for assistance, we learned a lot more about the situation.
Jamie McKinnellGUEST
Jesse Baird and, and Luke Davies were last seen at a pre-Mardi Gras party.
Jamie McKinnellGUEST
It was that time of year in Sydney where, uh, things were sort of getting ready for, you know, the Mardi Gras period.
Jamie McKinnellGUEST
Uh, but at that point, things, uh, started to become more public when New South Wales Police said that, uh, these items had been found in a skip bin in Cronulla, which is a suburb in Sydney's south, in the Sutherland Shire.
Stephen StockwellHOST
Mm.
Jake McLennanGUEST
I mean, with the assistance of Air Wing, I'm not going to say it's easy.
Jake McLennanGUEST
No. They've obviously worked pretty hard, but we had New South Wales Police join us as well.
Russel HowcroftHOST
Hurting 28 people is really what's going on there.
Ross StevensonHOST
Jake, another separate question from me.
Sarah StewartCORRESPONDENT
The other three people are aged in their 20s, so it is three males and one female.
Sarah StewartCORRESPONDENT
New South Wales Police went down to Victoria this week.
Sarah StewartCORRESPONDENT
They arrested all four, extradited them to New South Wales.
Sarah StewartCORRESPONDENT
Overnight, they have been charged and they will face court today.
Ben FordhamHOST
At the conclusion of that investigation, Sydney Markets froze his bank accounts and his assets.
Ben FordhamHOST
They then filed a complaint with New South Wales Police and officers arrested Brad Latham and charged him with three counts of larceny He'd been accused of embezzling $1.4 million from the company.
Ben FordhamHOST
Sydney Markets alleged he obtained his assets through dishonest expenses.
Ben FordhamHOST
And they're trying to recover those funds through civil action.
Danica DiGiorgioHOST
So a sloppy week.
Danica DiGiorgioHOST
Labor and the Coalition have been up in arms about it, but does it matter and do voters care? Former New South Wales Police Minister David Elliott has this analysis.
David ElliottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's nearly a year now since One Nation started to show historic and unprecedented levels of support in the opinion polls, and despite a number of slip-ups and unnecessary diversions, their support just doesn't seem to be budging.
David ElliottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Not even a change in Liberal leadership has abated the fed-up Conservative base, who clearly believes that they have to teach the Coalition parties a lesson.
Tamsin RoseHOST
[upbeat music] A Western Sydney man could be facing jail time after allegedly keeping a house full of exotic pets.
Tamsin RoseHOST
New South Wales Police seized 44 animals from the property back in March.
Tamsin RoseHOST
Inside, rooms of terrariums, boxes stacked with reptiles, even a large outdoor turtle tank.
Tamsin RoseHOST
The National Environmental Protection Agency revealed details on Thursday.
Bill SpeddingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Thank you very much.
Sarah TurneyHOST
I mentioned that the New South Wales Police had passed information about more potential child sex offences committed by Spedding and possible associates to police in Victoria, where those alleged crimes had taken place in the 80s.
Sarah TurneyHOST
In July 2016, Spedding was charged with indecent assault of children in Victoria and appeared in court there.
Sarah TurneyHOST
Those offenses are said to have occurred between 1983 and 1987 in Corio.
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Sarah TurneyHOST
At this point, the tips were still coming in.
Sarah TurneyHOST
But none brought William home.
Sarah TurneyHOST
And the New South Wales police got a lot of Spider-Man costumes, some that were found in thrift stores, and another that was found on a golf course in Sydney.
Sarah TurneyHOST
They forensically tested each and every one, but none matched William's DNA.
Jake McLennanCORRESPONDENT
I mean, with the assistance of Air Wing, I'm not going to say it's easy.
Jake McLennanCORRESPONDENT
No. They've obviously worked pretty hard, but we had New South Wales Police join us as well.
Russel HowcroftHOST
Hurting 28 people is really what's going on there.
Ross StevensonHOST
Jake, another separate question from me.
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