What did he tell you about what kind of clothing it was?

So the indication from them was it was a pair of jeans, which he wasn't 100% sure whether they were male or female jeans because he couldn't tell.

There was a pair of ladies' underpants and also a bra and a pair of flat shoes.

Before they head off next morning, one of the dogs does another quick run over and indicates at the exact same spot.

So we're confident there's something there worth looking at.

So this morning, we're just doing the investigation, looking at how we can clear the area enough to get in there and have a decent look at it.

Mm.

And I spent a long time, maybe three months or so, just thinking about it, because I used to drive around the country a lot, just thinking, "Oh, I could give it a go.

Should I or shouldn't I?" And in the end I just went and bought a, a 200 quid Sony camcorder from Currys.

Um, I had a Mini, and we had an Audi S4, um, so I made some films with them.

I had some friends that had just got new cars and filmed with them, and, and the rest is history really.

Um, it was never ever, ever gonna be anything more than just a play thing, a hobby just to-

Great.

Um, and they had, uh, Audi, um, Jaguar, Land Rover.

He relays all this down the phone to Peter, then says he'll go and take a look around for him.

Geoff went to the house, had a look, and he told me that the house looked like people had just walked out the door.

Everything was still in situ, um, you know, furniture, all that sort of stuff.

That was really odd, that if someone was moving to the other side of the world that the house would be sort of packed up to a certain degree.

From that, I started to become more concerned about what was going on.

Untouched bank accounts, no proof they'd left the country, Peter had to get creative.

I started looking at potentially, well, what other processes could there be to leave the country without trace? The only things I could come up with was via maybe a cargo vessel in, um, Fremantle or perhaps a private boat or something like that.