Oct 15, 2026 · 39 min · 11 segments
Before police raided Mark Dennis’s Sydney terrace, two tradies saw something inside that left them rattled. At the front door, a doormat told visitors to “come back with a warrant”. But it was what…
Charlotte GrieveMadison ConnaughtonHost
John BarronHost
Chas LicciardelloHost
Well, when I'm in Cambodia, I'm hearing from people who saw Mark Dennis doing things that troubled them, but I'm still not able to get a clear picture of his intentions until I meet with a confidential source.
She tells me she's happy to meet and has important information to share.
She doesn't want anyone else joining this meeting, so our driver drops me at a laneway near her house, and I can see her flagging me down.
Since she doesn't want to be named or identified in any way, we're gonna call her Acara.
Well, what I can say is that Acara was working at Sunrise during the period that Mark Dennis was chairman.
So the relationship was always strictly professional, and she's telling me this as I'm sitting in her house.
We're sitting at her kitchen table, and she's cutting me up some mango and sprinkling some chili and salt on it, and then she pulls out these text messages.
Well, they're from Mark Dennis, and the first message comes through to Acara on a Friday morning four years ago.
She was surprised to hear from him because she wasn't even working at Sunrise anymore.
[gentle music] "If I send a full video, will you delete it after watching?"
"Okay.
I send, and you can watch tonight.
Hope you enjoy"
Then he sends a bunch of emojis, laughing emojis, squirting emojis, and eggplant emojis.
The next message is a link to a Dropbox video, and the thumbnail, I could see it still in the message chain.
Well, when I'm in Cambodia, I'm hearing from people who saw Mark Dennis doing things that troubled them, but I'm still not able to get a clear picture of his intentions until I meet with a confidential source.
She tells me she's happy to meet and has important information to share.
She doesn't want anyone else joining this meeting, so our driver drops me at a laneway near her house, and I can see her flagging me down.
Since she doesn't want to be named or identified in any way, we're gonna call her Acara.
Well, what I can say is that Acara was working at Sunrise during the period that Mark Dennis was chairman.
So the relationship was always strictly professional, and she's telling me this as I'm sitting in her house.
We're sitting at her kitchen table, and she's cutting me up some mango and sprinkling some chili and salt on it, and then she pulls out these text messages.
Well, they're from Mark Dennis, and the first message comes through to Acara on a Friday morning four years ago.
She was surprised to hear from him because she wasn't even working at Sunrise anymore.
[gentle music] "If I send a full video, will you delete it after watching?"
"Okay.
I send, and you can watch tonight.
Hope you enjoy"
Then he sends a bunch of emojis, laughing emojis, squirting emojis, and eggplant emojis.
The next message is a link to a Dropbox video, and the thumbnail, I could see it still in the message chain.
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