WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:12.971 --> 00:00:15.598 CREW MEMBER: All right. Standing by three. 4 00:00:16.975 --> 00:00:18.393 DIRECTOR: All right, cool. 5 00:00:18.476 --> 00:00:20.145 -So, we're rolling all around? -CREW MEMBER: Think we're good. 6 00:00:20.228 --> 00:00:22.564 All right, great. 7 00:00:22.647 --> 00:00:26.234 -CREW MEMBER: Karen and Mark, one-one, A marker. -(CLAPPERBOARD CLAPS) 8 00:00:26.317 --> 00:00:27.694 -CREW MEMBER: B marker. -(CLAPPERBOARD CLAPS) 9 00:00:30.947 --> 00:00:32.365 DIRECTOR: Great. (CLEARS THROAT) 10 00:00:35.618 --> 00:00:37.454 My name is Karen Rayner 11 00:00:37.495 --> 00:00:39.539 and this is my hubby, Mark Rayner. 12 00:00:39.622 --> 00:00:42.667 And we've lived in Larrimah for four years this November. 13 00:00:43.460 --> 00:00:46.129 DIRECTOR: 14 00:00:46.963 --> 00:00:48.256 We were stunned. 15 00:00:50.967 --> 00:00:52.969 -Good God. In Larrimah. -Hmm. 16 00:00:53.011 --> 00:00:57.265 ♪ ("THIS TOWN" AND "TROUBLE IS A LONESOME TOWN" PLAY TOGETHER) ♪ 17 00:01:04.439 --> 00:01:05.440 (COW MOOS) 18 00:01:09.069 --> 00:01:10.862 (BIRDS TWITTERING) 19 00:01:18.119 --> 00:01:21.581 LEE HAZLEWOOD: ♪ Trouble's little And it's lonesome ♪ 20 00:01:22.415 --> 00:01:24.417 ♪ You won't find it on any map ♪ 21 00:01:25.710 --> 00:01:28.838 ♪ But you can take three steps In any direction ♪ 22 00:01:29.798 --> 00:01:30.840 ♪ And you're there ♪ 23 00:01:30.882 --> 00:01:32.133 (KANGAROO GRUNTS) 24 00:01:33.968 --> 00:01:37.389 KRISTY O'BRIEN: Larrimah is in the middle of nowhere. 25 00:01:37.430 --> 00:01:40.183 It's on the Stuart Highway in the Northern Territory, 26 00:01:41.059 --> 00:01:42.894 kind of in the middle of Australia. 27 00:01:42.936 --> 00:01:44.229 ♪ (MUSIC CONTINUES) ♪ 28 00:01:44.270 --> 00:01:47.399 ♪ Now, Trouble like most All little towns ♪ 29 00:01:47.440 --> 00:01:50.360 ♪ Has some people Who are bad all the time ♪ 30 00:01:51.695 --> 00:01:55.573 ♪ And it has some people Who are good all the time ♪ 31 00:01:55.615 --> 00:01:58.326 ♪ But most of the people Are good and bad ♪ 32 00:01:58.910 --> 00:02:00.203 ♪ Most of the time ♪ 33 00:02:01.413 --> 00:02:03.915 KRISTY: Larrimah is one of those outposts 34 00:02:03.957 --> 00:02:06.126 that would have been really important at one point 35 00:02:06.209 --> 00:02:08.920 during the war particularly, 36 00:02:08.962 --> 00:02:13.091 but it's one of those towns that really started to die away 37 00:02:13.133 --> 00:02:15.385 after people's fuel tanks got longer, 38 00:02:15.427 --> 00:02:17.303 people had less reason to stop. 39 00:02:18.555 --> 00:02:19.931 And I guess it's one of those towns 40 00:02:19.973 --> 00:02:23.226 that risks falling off the map, like so many in Australia. 41 00:02:25.437 --> 00:02:30.608 There's no cell phone reception. There's no police station. 42 00:02:36.072 --> 00:02:38.450 and a handful of residents. 43 00:02:40.410 --> 00:02:42.454 ♪ It's a town called Trouble ♪ 44 00:02:43.538 --> 00:02:46.958 ♪ And Trouble Is a lonesome town ♪ 45 00:02:47.000 --> 00:02:48.793 ♪ (MUSIC STOPS) ♪ 46 00:02:48.835 --> 00:02:52.297 (BIRDS CHIRPING, SQUEALING) 47 00:03:02.307 --> 00:03:04.434 COOKIE: We used to have some good fun down here. 48 00:03:07.645 --> 00:03:09.481 Used to have some real good fun. 49 00:03:11.024 --> 00:03:12.734 The good old days. 50 00:03:13.985 --> 00:03:15.862 Yep, the good old days. 51 00:03:16.988 --> 00:03:18.740 ♪ (SOFT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 52 00:03:18.823 --> 00:03:21.534 COOKIE: 53 00:03:21.618 --> 00:03:24.496 He bought it for a carton of beer. 54 00:03:24.579 --> 00:03:28.458 When I moved in here, this place was excellent. 55 00:03:28.500 --> 00:03:31.169 You'd crack a few tinnies and have a barbeque, 56 00:03:31.252 --> 00:03:32.671 that's what it was like here. 57 00:03:32.754 --> 00:03:34.089 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 58 00:03:34.172 --> 00:03:37.342 COOKIE: 59 00:03:37.384 --> 00:03:39.427 That used to be the police station. 60 00:03:42.472 --> 00:03:44.683 He's-- he's done a couple of nights in there. 61 00:03:46.518 --> 00:03:50.021 BILLY: 62 00:03:51.773 --> 00:03:53.024 (LAUGHS) 63 00:03:59.364 --> 00:04:00.532 (CHUCKLES) 64 00:04:01.866 --> 00:04:03.326 FRAN: So, I was the first one ever 65 00:04:03.410 --> 00:04:08.206 in the Northern Territory, to make homemade famous pies. 66 00:04:08.289 --> 00:04:12.210 When we moved here back in '85, it was lovely. 67 00:04:12.252 --> 00:04:17.716 COOKIE: 68 00:04:17.757 --> 00:04:20.010 KARL: Used to get about 20 cricket teams here, 69 00:04:20.093 --> 00:04:22.554 and have a day and a half of cricket. 70 00:04:22.595 --> 00:04:26.474 -Mostly booze, but cricket. -(BOTH LAUGH) 71 00:04:26.516 --> 00:04:29.811 KARL: It was just a busy place and it was a good place to live. 72 00:04:30.270 --> 00:04:32.522 COOKIE: 73 00:04:42.490 --> 00:04:44.576 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -Hello, excuse me. 74 00:04:44.659 --> 00:04:45.827 We're English, we're lost. 75 00:04:45.910 --> 00:04:48.246 We're trying to find the Larrimah Roadside Inn? 76 00:04:48.288 --> 00:04:49.789 Oh, why don't you go and fuck yourself, 77 00:04:49.873 --> 00:04:50.915 you Pommy bastards! 78 00:04:53.084 --> 00:04:54.252 Thank you. 79 00:04:54.294 --> 00:04:56.838 ♪ ("G'DAY G'DAY" BY SLIM DUSTY PLAYING) ♪ 80 00:04:57.589 --> 00:05:00.967 COOKIE: 81 00:05:04.220 --> 00:05:05.430 ...it was pretty good. 82 00:05:06.473 --> 00:05:08.350 BARRY: I was just travelling around 83 00:05:08.433 --> 00:05:10.810 and I had stopped at the Larrimah 84 00:05:10.894 --> 00:05:14.022 and had a few beers, and didn't move that day, 85 00:05:14.105 --> 00:05:17.942 and didn't move on the next day. And... (CHUCKLES) 86 00:05:19.611 --> 00:05:21.946 BOBBIE: 87 00:05:25.658 --> 00:05:27.952 BILLY: 88 00:05:37.253 --> 00:05:38.838 KAREN: It's not only a pub. 89 00:05:39.464 --> 00:05:41.049 It's also a hotel, 90 00:05:41.132 --> 00:05:42.801 caravan park, a shop, 91 00:05:42.884 --> 00:05:45.512 where everybody picks up their mail. 92 00:05:45.595 --> 00:05:47.639 MARK: It's also a Greyhound Freight Depot. 93 00:05:47.681 --> 00:05:49.974 DES BARRITT: And Barry just built a beautiful zoo, 94 00:05:50.016 --> 00:05:52.977 thousands of birds, snakes, and wallabies. 95 00:05:53.019 --> 00:05:54.479 Had a big crocodile there. 96 00:05:55.939 --> 00:05:56.815 LENNY: Well, I came here 97 00:05:56.856 --> 00:06:00.068 when Barry first took over the pub. 98 00:06:00.151 --> 00:06:02.779 Yeah, it was good, you know, everybody was friendly. 99 00:06:04.489 --> 00:06:05.990 Just like a little country town. 100 00:06:07.325 --> 00:06:09.577 RICHARD SIMPSON: There used to be like a dozen people there, 101 00:06:09.661 --> 00:06:11.663 all working at the pub, all helping out. 102 00:06:11.746 --> 00:06:12.997 It was just hell good, man, 103 00:06:13.081 --> 00:06:16.001 it was literally like a whole hippy thing going on. 104 00:06:16.084 --> 00:06:17.585 My sort of place, you know. 105 00:06:17.669 --> 00:06:19.671 DIRECTOR: What made you fall in love with Larrimah? 106 00:06:22.173 --> 00:06:24.801 The best question would be, why are you still in Larrimah? 107 00:06:24.843 --> 00:06:28.138 -Everyone else has stayed. -No. We won't get onto that one. 108 00:06:28.179 --> 00:06:33.143 ♪ G'day g'day, how ya goin' What d'ya know ♪ 109 00:06:34.185 --> 00:06:37.480 COOKIE: 110 00:06:38.523 --> 00:06:41.067 I'd love to go back to those days, really, yeah. 111 00:06:42.360 --> 00:06:45.155 BILLY: 112 00:06:52.078 --> 00:06:53.913 DIRECTOR: 113 00:06:54.706 --> 00:06:56.166 Well, there's only ten of us. 114 00:07:03.757 --> 00:07:07.052 ♪ Just say g'day g'day g'day And she'll be right ♪ 115 00:07:07.093 --> 00:07:09.721 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 116 00:07:13.725 --> 00:07:15.185 COOKIE: If you look straight across here, 117 00:07:15.226 --> 00:07:16.978 you'll see that sign down there... 118 00:07:18.396 --> 00:07:20.106 That's where Paddy used to live. 119 00:07:21.358 --> 00:07:23.443 That's where he went missing from there. 120 00:07:23.526 --> 00:07:25.153 (BIRDS CHIRPING) 121 00:07:31.451 --> 00:07:34.412 (ENGINE RUMBLING) 122 00:07:34.454 --> 00:07:36.915 Rover, we're coming into town. 123 00:07:36.956 --> 00:07:39.918 Eh? We're coming in for a beer. Good boy. 124 00:07:40.001 --> 00:07:42.921 MARK: Paddy was one of the friendliest people we met 125 00:07:43.004 --> 00:07:43.922 when we came to town. 126 00:07:44.005 --> 00:07:45.882 He was kinda like the store greeter. 127 00:07:45.924 --> 00:07:48.635 (CHUCKLING) You know, at Walmart. 128 00:07:48.718 --> 00:07:52.263 His greeting to us was, "How you goin', folks?" 129 00:07:52.347 --> 00:07:53.765 How we goin', folks? 130 00:07:53.807 --> 00:07:56.559 -Want a can? -PADDY MORIARTY: A can please. 131 00:07:56.601 --> 00:08:00.814 Thanks, mate. Jeez, you're a darling. (LAUGHS) 132 00:08:05.485 --> 00:08:08.780 Nineteen, 19. Yeah. 133 00:08:08.822 --> 00:08:11.741 -I'm Paddy, yeah, from Ireland. -INTERVIEWER: Are you? 134 00:08:11.783 --> 00:08:13.660 Yeah, came out in '66. 135 00:08:13.743 --> 00:08:15.036 -(INDISTINCT CHATTER) -♪ (SOFT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 136 00:08:15.120 --> 00:08:16.705 KAREN: He could crack two whips at once. 137 00:08:16.788 --> 00:08:17.789 RICHARD: Oh, you're a bit close. 138 00:08:17.831 --> 00:08:18.915 -I'm pulling it. -(ALL CHUCKLE) 139 00:08:18.957 --> 00:08:20.667 RICHARD: He's pulling down the pub. 140 00:08:20.750 --> 00:08:24.587 He's always been a bit of a... well, how do I say it? 141 00:08:24.629 --> 00:08:27.090 A celebrity in amongst his-- his peers. 142 00:08:27.132 --> 00:08:30.760 -He was an icon here. -Yeah, because he, you know... 143 00:08:30.802 --> 00:08:34.848 And, you know, the whole place is cattle area, so... 144 00:08:35.807 --> 00:08:36.808 BILLY: 145 00:08:36.850 --> 00:08:38.852 -(CHUCKLES) Right-o, Bill. -All righty, Bill. 146 00:08:39.894 --> 00:08:41.896 -(WHIP LASHING) -(INDISTINCT CHATTER) 147 00:08:41.980 --> 00:08:44.733 MARK: You could always rely on Paddy for a laugh. 148 00:08:44.816 --> 00:08:46.651 His laugh just brightened your day. 149 00:08:46.693 --> 00:08:47.861 -Yeah. -And it did. 150 00:08:49.821 --> 00:08:52.490 Sure is a good day for an ale, eh? 151 00:08:52.532 --> 00:08:54.200 KAREN: It's just that knowing he's not here. 152 00:08:58.997 --> 00:09:05.587 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON TV) 153 00:09:05.670 --> 00:09:08.173 BARRY: The last time I saw Paddy was on the night 154 00:09:08.256 --> 00:09:10.550 of the December the 16th. 155 00:09:13.011 --> 00:09:14.679 RICHARD: 156 00:09:14.763 --> 00:09:17.098 A little bit. But I'm talking like he stood up, 157 00:09:17.182 --> 00:09:19.392 and he might've taken a half a step and that's it. 158 00:09:19.476 --> 00:09:21.686 Like, "Oh, okay then, folks... 159 00:09:21.770 --> 00:09:23.730 That's my fill, I've had my last supper." 160 00:09:23.813 --> 00:09:25.940 Which is his last beer, his last supper, you know. 161 00:09:26.024 --> 00:09:29.277 And, "See youse later folks!" And off he went. 162 00:09:30.153 --> 00:09:33.948 BARRY: 163 00:09:34.699 --> 00:09:36.117 And he never showed up. 164 00:09:37.077 --> 00:09:39.788 The next day, I did go looking for him... 165 00:09:40.914 --> 00:09:46.795 and... that's when I discovered that he wasn't there. 166 00:09:46.878 --> 00:09:51.299 -♪ (SOFT SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -(BIRDS CHIRPING) 167 00:10:02.435 --> 00:10:04.896 BILLY: 168 00:10:19.911 --> 00:10:22.539 KARL: Old Bill came across and said, "You haven't seen Paddy?" 169 00:10:22.580 --> 00:10:24.582 "No, I haven't seen him." 170 00:10:24.666 --> 00:10:26.876 And that's the first I'd heard of it. 171 00:10:26.918 --> 00:10:29.254 (INDISTINCT CHATTER ON TV) 172 00:10:29.295 --> 00:10:31.756 COOKIE: I went over to give Lenny a hand. 173 00:10:32.757 --> 00:10:35.635 He said something to me about Paddy. 174 00:10:35.719 --> 00:10:37.762 "Paddy went missing, they can't find him." 175 00:10:38.763 --> 00:10:40.348 And I said, "Oh, yeah, yeah?" 176 00:10:42.100 --> 00:10:47.105 KAREN: 177 00:10:50.150 --> 00:10:53.403 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -Excuse me. See you, Barry! 178 00:10:56.072 --> 00:10:59.492 -(WIND WHISTLING) -(BIRDS CHIRPING) 179 00:10:59.576 --> 00:11:01.619 ♪ (TENSE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 180 00:11:01.703 --> 00:11:03.455 JAMEY BELLICANTA: This week is National Missing Person's Week, 181 00:11:03.538 --> 00:11:06.791 which is acknowledged across Australia, Australia-wide. 182 00:11:06.875 --> 00:11:09.294 Thirty-eight thousand people go missing 183 00:11:09.336 --> 00:11:12.756 or are reported missing in Australia each year. 184 00:11:21.139 --> 00:11:24.309 Lorrin Whitehead, left home and went to the supermarket. 185 00:11:24.351 --> 00:11:26.353 She hasn't been seen since. 186 00:11:26.436 --> 00:11:28.980 COOKIE: That young German girl got off her bike and walked 187 00:11:29.064 --> 00:11:32.233 into the bush then she was dehydrated and died. 188 00:11:32.317 --> 00:11:35.737 You only have to go off the road a couple of hundred meters, 189 00:11:35.820 --> 00:11:37.989 especially if it's a hot day. 190 00:11:38.031 --> 00:11:40.658 You finish up going around like this. 191 00:11:40.700 --> 00:11:42.160 ♪ (MUSIC CONTINUES) ♪ 192 00:11:42.243 --> 00:11:44.662 KAREN: 193 00:11:44.746 --> 00:11:46.331 Easily. And so could you. 194 00:11:50.835 --> 00:11:54.172 We took the car out... checked all around his property. 195 00:11:56.633 --> 00:11:57.801 He wasn't there. 196 00:12:14.693 --> 00:12:15.819 MARK: We entered in the back door, 197 00:12:15.860 --> 00:12:17.195 'cause that's always unlocked, 198 00:12:17.237 --> 00:12:19.489 and you could just tell there was something not right. 199 00:12:20.448 --> 00:12:22.325 I mean, everything was there. 200 00:12:22.367 --> 00:12:25.912 KAREN: His keys were there, his key card, his hat. 201 00:12:25.995 --> 00:12:27.831 MARK: And I go, "Well, if he'd gone for a walk, 202 00:12:27.872 --> 00:12:30.083 he would have had his hat." 203 00:12:30.166 --> 00:12:32.627 COOKIE: 'Cause that's when they knew something was wrong, 204 00:12:32.711 --> 00:12:34.337 because Paddy never used to go anywhere 205 00:12:34.379 --> 00:12:37.007 -without his hat and his wallet. -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 206 00:12:37.048 --> 00:12:39.884 BILLY: 207 00:12:43.596 --> 00:12:46.016 -(CROWS CAWING) -(WHIP LASHING) 208 00:12:46.057 --> 00:12:47.726 TOURIST: Wow, that's cool. 209 00:12:47.767 --> 00:12:49.686 KAREN: One guy who knew him ten years, 210 00:12:49.728 --> 00:12:50.854 didn't know he was bald. 211 00:12:50.895 --> 00:12:51.938 MARK: 'Cause he always had a hat 212 00:12:52.022 --> 00:12:53.356 KAREN: 'Cause he always had a hat. 213 00:12:56.234 --> 00:12:57.819 That's how significant that hat was. 214 00:12:57.902 --> 00:13:00.572 ♪ (PENSIVE ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 215 00:13:00.613 --> 00:13:04.325 All of a sudden, there was just an overwhelming feeling 216 00:13:04.409 --> 00:13:07.454 of dread that something had happened to him. 217 00:13:19.257 --> 00:13:23.011 -(TELEPHONE RINGING) -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 218 00:13:23.094 --> 00:13:24.929 -We'll just let that ring. -DIRECTOR: Okay. 219 00:13:24.971 --> 00:13:29.434 -(TELEPHONE CONTINUES RINGING) -(CLEARS THROAT) 220 00:13:30.268 --> 00:13:32.520 DIRECTOR: 221 00:13:34.272 --> 00:13:36.066 Not a lot. Larrimah, as you're aware, 222 00:13:36.107 --> 00:13:37.317 is a very small little town. 223 00:13:37.400 --> 00:13:41.029 Um... pretty much Larrimah goes about its daily life 224 00:13:41.112 --> 00:13:43.239 without too much intervention from police at all. 225 00:13:43.323 --> 00:13:45.116 (TELEPHONE RINGING) 226 00:13:53.750 --> 00:13:55.585 Hello? Mataranka Police, Chalkie. 227 00:13:55.627 --> 00:13:58.046 (CRICKETS CHIRPING) 228 00:13:59.714 --> 00:14:01.549 CHALKIE: The first day that we arrived in Larrimah, 229 00:14:01.633 --> 00:14:04.636 and we made some initial inquiries at the pub. 230 00:14:04.678 --> 00:14:07.180 It was well-known that Paddy was always-- not always... 231 00:14:07.263 --> 00:14:08.932 (CHUCKLES) ...but most of the times when I met him, 232 00:14:08.973 --> 00:14:11.142 he'd be at the pub on the veranda there, 233 00:14:11.184 --> 00:14:12.894 having a beer type thing. 234 00:14:14.145 --> 00:14:15.313 BILLY: 235 00:14:16.815 --> 00:14:17.982 BILLY: Yeah. 236 00:14:18.566 --> 00:14:20.443 BILLY: 237 00:14:20.485 --> 00:14:22.153 At that stage, we were aware that it had been 238 00:14:22.195 --> 00:14:24.823 a number of days since anyone had seen him. 239 00:14:24.906 --> 00:14:26.491 His dog was missing as well. 240 00:14:29.077 --> 00:14:32.956 ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 241 00:14:35.667 --> 00:14:37.127 (COWS MOOING) 242 00:14:42.966 --> 00:14:46.636 Yeah, I'm Des Barritt, Captain of Mataranka 243 00:14:46.678 --> 00:14:49.180 Fire and Emergency Response group. 244 00:14:49.264 --> 00:14:51.391 And I still do a bit of teaching. 245 00:14:53.601 --> 00:14:56.146 I used to be principal of the local school. 246 00:14:56.187 --> 00:14:57.772 Being a principal's quite interesting. 247 00:14:57.814 --> 00:15:00.567 I didn't quite fit the mold, so... (CHUCKLES) 248 00:15:00.650 --> 00:15:02.402 ...as you can probably imagine. 249 00:15:02.777 --> 00:15:05.613 DIRECTOR: 250 00:15:05.697 --> 00:15:08.283 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -I might just grab a quick beer. 251 00:15:08.366 --> 00:15:09.325 DIRECTOR: Yeah. 252 00:15:11.953 --> 00:15:13.204 (CAN HISSES) 253 00:15:13.246 --> 00:15:14.706 DES BARRITT: Yeah, Chalkie phoned me up 254 00:15:14.789 --> 00:15:16.041 and said, "Look, we're gonna do 255 00:15:16.124 --> 00:15:18.793 a search in the morning, would you be able to get 256 00:15:18.877 --> 00:15:20.920 a couple of people to come give us a hand?" 257 00:15:21.004 --> 00:15:23.423 I knew Paddy fairly well, 'cause he was probably 258 00:15:23.506 --> 00:15:26.176 one of the most regular ones there at the pub. 259 00:15:26.217 --> 00:15:29.262 My memories of him was just a really nice, gentle man. 260 00:15:29.346 --> 00:15:33.141 He would just always smile and always a really happy bloke, yeah. 261 00:15:33.224 --> 00:15:37.354 ♪ ("POP IMPRESSIONS" BY JANKO NILOVIC PLAYING) ♪ 262 00:15:37.395 --> 00:15:39.064 DES: We had the assumption that he'd had 263 00:15:39.147 --> 00:15:41.232 some sort of medical episode. 264 00:15:42.317 --> 00:15:44.444 His routine every morning was, he'd get up, 265 00:15:44.527 --> 00:15:46.321 take his dog for a walk down to the dump, 266 00:15:46.404 --> 00:15:49.324 which is on the road directly beside his house. 267 00:15:50.909 --> 00:15:53.703 So, we searched each side of that road... 268 00:15:56.081 --> 00:15:58.958 and looking for any sort of evidence, 269 00:15:59.042 --> 00:16:02.087 like a cigarette butt, anything at all. 270 00:16:03.922 --> 00:16:05.256 LUKE CABAN: 271 00:16:05.298 --> 00:16:07.676 I'm pretty adamant that this would be over. 272 00:16:07.759 --> 00:16:08.885 You know, my first time, 273 00:16:08.927 --> 00:16:10.095 so I didn't really know what to expect, 274 00:16:10.178 --> 00:16:12.514 but we had our senior guys in our team going, 275 00:16:12.597 --> 00:16:13.348 "Shouldn't be a problem. 276 00:16:13.431 --> 00:16:14.641 He's probably forgot his medication, 277 00:16:14.724 --> 00:16:17.143 had a bit of a walk about. We'll find him, no issue." 278 00:16:17.227 --> 00:16:19.270 (HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING) 279 00:16:19.312 --> 00:16:21.272 FRAN: Owen, my gardener, comes out, and he says, 280 00:16:21.356 --> 00:16:23.608 "Fran! Fran! Have a look over the road." 281 00:16:23.650 --> 00:16:26.820 And all the detectives, everybody was there with guns 282 00:16:26.903 --> 00:16:29.364 and quad bikes, everything. 283 00:16:29.447 --> 00:16:31.950 All were surrounding Paddy's place. 284 00:16:31.991 --> 00:16:33.618 -(POLICE SIREN WAILING) -BOBBIE: Couldn't move. 285 00:16:33.702 --> 00:16:36.579 KARL: Horses, friggin' dogs, helicopters. 286 00:16:36.621 --> 00:16:38.456 -(MOTORCYCLE ENGINES REVVING) -BOBBIE: Motorbikes. 287 00:16:38.498 --> 00:16:39.708 KARL: 288 00:16:41.835 --> 00:16:43.461 (BOTH LAUGH) 289 00:16:43.503 --> 00:16:46.798 DES: We went down to the dump and looked through everything. 290 00:16:46.881 --> 00:16:49.843 Even the washing machine, you could get a body in there. 291 00:16:49.926 --> 00:16:54.264 So, you'd sorta open that up. And see, that's interesting. 292 00:16:55.390 --> 00:16:57.183 -(CLANGS) -♪ (SONG STOPS) ♪ 293 00:16:57.267 --> 00:16:58.852 If you found that, you'd probably get-- 294 00:16:58.935 --> 00:17:00.145 I wouldn't have picked it up. 295 00:17:00.186 --> 00:17:03.231 But you'd probably get the police to check that out 296 00:17:03.314 --> 00:17:05.066 before you touch it. 297 00:17:05.150 --> 00:17:08.945 -♪ (SONG CONTINUES) ♪ -Kristy O'Brien traveled to Larrimah to investigate. 298 00:17:08.987 --> 00:17:11.072 KRISTY: The minute we rolled into town, 299 00:17:11.156 --> 00:17:14.159 there was a phone call at the pub from Fran. 300 00:17:14.242 --> 00:17:16.119 Nothing goes on in that town 301 00:17:16.161 --> 00:17:18.663 without everyone knowing about it. 302 00:17:18.705 --> 00:17:22.625 KAREN: Then of course, you have the mix of the police and... 303 00:17:22.667 --> 00:17:24.836 Welcome to Larrimah. 304 00:17:24.919 --> 00:17:26.504 KAREN: ...reporters coming to town. 305 00:17:27.255 --> 00:17:28.340 Flashing every five minutes 306 00:17:28.423 --> 00:17:29.841 in town, just to make a story. 307 00:17:30.383 --> 00:17:31.343 KRISTY: 308 00:17:33.261 --> 00:17:35.263 -And it was. Yeah. -It was just ridiculous. 309 00:17:39.517 --> 00:17:42.729 Northern Territory police are concerned for a 70-year-old man. 310 00:17:42.812 --> 00:17:44.356 Pensioner, Paddy Moriarty... 311 00:17:44.397 --> 00:17:46.232 The disappearance of Paddy Moriarty... 312 00:17:46.316 --> 00:17:49.611 Everyone is looking for a clue and an answer. 313 00:17:50.779 --> 00:17:53.073 DES: More areas we searched, 314 00:17:53.156 --> 00:17:56.618 it became more and more of a mystery. 315 00:17:56.993 --> 00:17:58.578 REPORTER: 316 00:17:58.661 --> 00:18:01.831 No, at this stage, there's no signs at all, 317 00:18:01.873 --> 00:18:04.459 nothing's been found in the area where we've been searching. 318 00:18:04.542 --> 00:18:06.294 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -DES: And I talked to Chalkie then 319 00:18:06.378 --> 00:18:07.545 and Chalkie said, 320 00:18:07.629 --> 00:18:08.963 "Do you reckon there's something funny about this?" 321 00:18:09.047 --> 00:18:10.674 And I said, "Yeah." 322 00:18:10.715 --> 00:18:13.426 (WIND CHIMES TINKLING) 323 00:18:13.510 --> 00:18:16.554 LUKE: We didn't find any evidence of anything, 324 00:18:17.430 --> 00:18:19.182 at all. 325 00:18:19.224 --> 00:18:23.812 So, your mindset starts going maybe he's not just-- just a walk about, 326 00:18:23.895 --> 00:18:25.730 he's actually gone. 327 00:18:25.772 --> 00:18:31.236 -♪ (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -(CROW CAWS) 328 00:18:33.196 --> 00:18:35.156 LUKE: In the small communities, 329 00:18:35.240 --> 00:18:36.700 townspeople will get out and help. 330 00:18:36.741 --> 00:18:38.785 But that wasn't the case at Larrimah. 331 00:18:39.744 --> 00:18:43.248 People were suspicious of us being there. 332 00:18:43.289 --> 00:18:47.085 There was curtain peeping to see what's going on. 333 00:18:47.127 --> 00:18:49.295 We were being watched the whole time 334 00:18:49.379 --> 00:18:50.588 we were searching. 335 00:18:53.383 --> 00:18:56.302 It was... just goosebumps. 336 00:18:57.429 --> 00:18:59.764 Is this what its always like? 337 00:18:59.806 --> 00:19:02.767 Quiet and eerie and no one wants to talk to you. 338 00:19:05.645 --> 00:19:08.231 It's like people almost didn't want us there 339 00:19:08.273 --> 00:19:10.775 even though we were trying to help. 340 00:19:10.859 --> 00:19:12.569 (BIRDS CHIRPING) 341 00:19:13.862 --> 00:19:16.114 LUKE: We started talking about our own theories 342 00:19:16.156 --> 00:19:18.116 about what's actually going on here. 343 00:19:18.158 --> 00:19:21.119 No struggle, no break-in entries, 344 00:19:21.202 --> 00:19:22.829 no sign of anything. 345 00:19:24.622 --> 00:19:28.501 Discussion was about people in the town. 346 00:19:29.961 --> 00:19:31.379 It's-- Yeah-- 347 00:19:31.463 --> 00:19:32.797 That's the easiest way to put it. 348 00:19:32.881 --> 00:19:35.175 There was a very eerie feeling. 349 00:19:40.472 --> 00:19:44.434 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(TAPE CLICKS) 350 00:19:44.476 --> 00:19:50.106 -(BIRDS CHIRPING) -(INDISTINCT CHATTER) 351 00:19:50.148 --> 00:19:53.193 INTERVIEWER: So, Paddy, it's Paddy Moriarty? 352 00:19:53.276 --> 00:19:55.403 INTERVIEWER: How do you spell that one? 353 00:19:58.615 --> 00:19:59.699 -INTERVIEWER: Good. -Yeah. 354 00:19:59.783 --> 00:20:01.284 KRISTY: My former boss, Murray McLaughlin 355 00:20:01.368 --> 00:20:04.037 had done a series of interviews with residents of Larrimah 356 00:20:04.120 --> 00:20:05.705 and we found those. 357 00:20:05.789 --> 00:20:08.625 He trusted us with these tapes because... 358 00:20:08.667 --> 00:20:10.335 he knew we were working on the story 359 00:20:10.377 --> 00:20:12.796 and they contained interesting material. 360 00:20:12.837 --> 00:20:15.465 -(TAPE WINDS FORWARD) -KRISTY: We were trawling through them, 361 00:20:15.507 --> 00:20:18.093 and we could see Paddy Moriarty. 362 00:20:18.176 --> 00:20:20.178 -(TAPE CLICKS) -INTERVIEWER: What do you like about living here, 363 00:20:20.220 --> 00:20:21.388 in this place? 364 00:20:23.640 --> 00:20:24.891 Good, yeah. 365 00:20:35.777 --> 00:20:38.947 INTERVIEWER: 366 00:20:40.532 --> 00:20:42.867 -(TAPE CLICKS) -Those tapes... 367 00:20:42.909 --> 00:20:48.748 really are just so sinister now, in hindsight, looking back, 368 00:20:48.832 --> 00:20:51.167 -knowing that Paddy's gone missing. -(TAPE WINDS FORWARD) 369 00:20:51.209 --> 00:20:53.294 INTERVIEWER: 370 00:20:54.045 --> 00:20:55.922 (LAUGHS) 371 00:20:56.006 --> 00:20:59.676 -How can I answer truly? (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) -(TAPE WINDS FORWARD) 372 00:20:59.718 --> 00:21:01.469 INTERVIEWER: 373 00:21:09.310 --> 00:21:13.481 -(TAPE WINDS FORWARD) -Yeah, I've got differences with one or two people in town. 374 00:21:13.565 --> 00:21:14.733 (TAPE WINDS FORWARD) 375 00:21:17.318 --> 00:21:18.570 -(TAPE CLICKS) -♪ (SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 376 00:21:18.611 --> 00:21:22.699 It really started to... become obvious 377 00:21:22.741 --> 00:21:25.160 that there was utter hatred in this town. 378 00:21:25.243 --> 00:21:26.411 (TAPE WINDS FORWARD) 379 00:21:30.540 --> 00:21:32.083 (TAPE WINDS FORWARD) 380 00:21:32.167 --> 00:21:33.251 Excuse me for a minute. 381 00:21:33.335 --> 00:21:35.045 The toilet's not working at the moment, 382 00:21:35.086 --> 00:21:36.880 doll, the septic's full, 383 00:21:36.921 --> 00:21:39.632 and I'm waiting for my husband to come back and fix it up. 384 00:21:39.716 --> 00:21:42.344 -(CHUCKLES) What a thing to say. -(TAPE CLICKS) 385 00:21:42.427 --> 00:21:45.513 Fran was speaking about the relationship 386 00:21:45.597 --> 00:21:47.724 that she had with Paddy. 387 00:21:47.766 --> 00:21:50.101 -(TAPE CLICKS) -This fella from Daly Waters, Paddy Moriarty, 388 00:21:50.143 --> 00:21:51.269 he moved over there. 389 00:21:51.311 --> 00:21:54.814 I have big, big, big trouble. Big trouble. 390 00:21:54.898 --> 00:21:56.858 (TAPE WINDS FORWARD) 391 00:22:06.117 --> 00:22:07.869 -(LAUGHS) -(TAPE CLICKS) 392 00:22:07.952 --> 00:22:11.373 KRISTY: To hear, so candidly, where there was no reason 393 00:22:11.456 --> 00:22:12.749 to not tell the truth. 394 00:22:12.791 --> 00:22:14.709 Where everyone just kinda laid it on the line 395 00:22:14.793 --> 00:22:16.670 in terms of what they thought of each other. 396 00:22:16.753 --> 00:22:19.255 Fascinating material to have access to, 397 00:22:19.297 --> 00:22:21.257 in a case like this. 398 00:22:21.299 --> 00:22:26.012 -(TAPE WINDS FORWARD) -Most of us get on reasonably well, you know. 399 00:22:26.096 --> 00:22:29.516 There hasn't been a... a murder or anything here yet. 400 00:22:29.599 --> 00:22:31.017 -(LAUGHS) -(TAPE CLICKS) 401 00:22:33.019 --> 00:22:39.025 (WIND CHIMES TINKLING) 402 00:22:39.109 --> 00:22:43.405 (POLICE SIREN WAILING) 403 00:22:47.450 --> 00:22:48.827 KAREN: On Christmas day, 404 00:22:48.910 --> 00:22:52.956 detectives from the serious crime squad 405 00:22:52.997 --> 00:22:54.666 in Darwin all came down. 406 00:22:56.167 --> 00:22:59.295 Two first and then another two and another three and... 407 00:22:59.337 --> 00:23:01.756 Until there was about 12 of them here. 408 00:23:01.840 --> 00:23:03.258 So, there was more detectives here 409 00:23:03.341 --> 00:23:05.176 than there were residents of Larrimah. 410 00:23:05.218 --> 00:23:06.553 ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 411 00:23:06.636 --> 00:23:08.096 MATT ALLEN: My name is Matt Allen, 412 00:23:08.179 --> 00:23:11.850 I'm a detective sergeant with the NT police. 413 00:23:11.933 --> 00:23:16.855 My team travelled down to Larrimah to conduct inquiries. 414 00:23:16.896 --> 00:23:19.816 KITCHEN: We door-knocked, we visited every house, 415 00:23:19.899 --> 00:23:21.067 every dwelling... 416 00:23:22.610 --> 00:23:26.448 and every person in the community was spoken to. 417 00:23:27.365 --> 00:23:28.658 RICHARD: 418 00:23:42.213 --> 00:23:45.175 The in-fighting in Larrimah really became apparent 419 00:23:45.216 --> 00:23:48.595 from the first day we physically touched down in Larrimah, 420 00:23:48.678 --> 00:23:51.181 when we had those face-to-face conversations 421 00:23:51.222 --> 00:23:53.558 with the residents. 422 00:23:53.641 --> 00:23:57.228 -♪ (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -NEWS ANCHOR 1: This is a town where animosities run deep. 423 00:23:57.270 --> 00:23:59.606 Police have to sift through fact and fiction... 424 00:23:59.689 --> 00:24:01.441 NEWS ANCHOR 2: ...decade-long feud in the town 425 00:24:01.524 --> 00:24:03.485 is a part of their investigation. 426 00:24:03.568 --> 00:24:05.195 DES: To be honest, I think the police were looking 427 00:24:05.236 --> 00:24:06.863 into everyone down there. 428 00:24:06.905 --> 00:24:11.159 I would say everyone in Larrimah was-- was a suspect. Yeah. 429 00:24:11.242 --> 00:24:14.913 INTERVIEWER: 430 00:24:16.706 --> 00:24:18.249 INTERVIEWER: Did you have anything to do 431 00:24:18.291 --> 00:24:22.671 -with his disappearance? -Did I-- No, not at all. Why would I? (CHUCKLES) 432 00:24:22.754 --> 00:24:23.963 We were getting a little bit irate 433 00:24:24.047 --> 00:24:26.383 at one stage there, when they told us 434 00:24:26.424 --> 00:24:27.884 our stories didn't add up. 435 00:24:28.551 --> 00:24:30.387 (POLICE SIREN WAILING) 436 00:24:30.428 --> 00:24:31.930 I had a rotten Christmas. 437 00:24:46.486 --> 00:24:47.737 (INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER) 438 00:24:47.779 --> 00:24:50.615 RICHARD: 439 00:24:54.452 --> 00:24:55.912 (YELLS) "Who's Dave?" 440 00:24:56.579 --> 00:24:58.081 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 441 00:24:58.123 --> 00:24:59.833 DAVID MURRAY GRAHAM: 442 00:25:02.168 --> 00:25:03.169 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 443 00:25:03.253 --> 00:25:05.088 DAVID: 444 00:25:11.803 --> 00:25:13.096 (LAUGHS) 445 00:25:14.889 --> 00:25:16.891 (LAUGHS) 446 00:25:16.975 --> 00:25:18.977 -♪ (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -MATT: As investigators, 447 00:25:19.019 --> 00:25:21.646 we've gotta ask all the tough questions, 448 00:25:21.688 --> 00:25:24.649 to all the residents. "Do you get on with Paddy? 449 00:25:24.691 --> 00:25:27.652 Do you know what happened to him? Are you involved?" 450 00:25:27.736 --> 00:25:29.112 Ten minutes into the interview, yeah, 451 00:25:29.154 --> 00:25:32.157 "Why did you kill your mate, Paddy?" Fuck you, copper! 452 00:25:32.198 --> 00:25:35.577 COOKIE: The copper's from Darwin, and he said to me, 453 00:25:35.660 --> 00:25:37.287 "Did you knock Paddy off?" 454 00:25:38.288 --> 00:25:39.956 (CHUCKLES) And I said, "No." 455 00:25:39.998 --> 00:25:42.292 I said, "But I'll tell you what, mate, eh, 456 00:25:42.334 --> 00:25:44.669 it started looking a bit easy." 457 00:25:44.753 --> 00:25:47.464 I've threatened to smack him in the mouth a few times. 458 00:25:47.505 --> 00:25:50.050 I said, "And I'm not the only one." 459 00:25:50.133 --> 00:25:52.677 NEWS REPORTER: Paddy was a happy-go-lucky Larrican. 460 00:25:52.761 --> 00:25:54.179 He was liked by most. 461 00:25:54.262 --> 00:25:57.098 FRAN: "Everybody in Larrimah loved Paddy." 462 00:25:57.182 --> 00:25:59.726 -Ah! What? -(LAUGHS) 463 00:25:59.809 --> 00:26:03.605 Oh, come on. I said you've gotta be fucking joking. 464 00:26:04.981 --> 00:26:07.817 No, no, everybody hates him. 465 00:26:08.985 --> 00:26:11.571 MATT: Paddy was a bit of a storyteller... 466 00:26:11.654 --> 00:26:13.740 but he was also a bit of a stirrer. 467 00:26:13.823 --> 00:26:17.285 If he didn't like you, he'd let you know about it. 468 00:26:20.038 --> 00:26:22.082 BILLY: 469 00:26:29.714 --> 00:26:32.384 It's nice to come in and meet some good people. 470 00:26:32.425 --> 00:26:33.760 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 471 00:26:34.719 --> 00:26:36.971 COOKIE: Look, what happened with Paddy, 472 00:26:37.055 --> 00:26:39.599 that's been on the agenda for a long time. 473 00:26:39.683 --> 00:26:42.310 Because Paddy's-- But like I said here before, 474 00:26:42.394 --> 00:26:43.812 Paddy's been around 475 00:26:43.895 --> 00:26:46.981 and Paddy's caused a lot of trouble. 476 00:26:48.566 --> 00:26:49.901 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 477 00:26:50.652 --> 00:26:53.822 FRAN: 478 00:26:57.909 --> 00:27:00.578 (INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER) 479 00:27:00.620 --> 00:27:02.247 ♪ (SOFT PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 480 00:27:03.873 --> 00:27:06.418 FRAN: So, I get in the car in the morning, 481 00:27:06.501 --> 00:27:08.003 get outside of Katherine... 482 00:27:08.795 --> 00:27:12.424 (POLICE SIREN WAILING) 483 00:27:12.507 --> 00:27:13.883 FRAN: The police pulled me over. 484 00:27:14.968 --> 00:27:16.886 "Are you Fran?" I said, "Yes." 485 00:27:16.928 --> 00:27:21.725 They said, "We want you to go up to the detectives' office 486 00:27:21.766 --> 00:27:23.852 and do a-- I said, "I didn't murder him." 487 00:27:23.935 --> 00:27:28.648 Like that, as a joke. I said, "I didn't murder him." 488 00:27:28.732 --> 00:27:30.984 And he looked at me and grinned, the copper. 489 00:27:31.067 --> 00:27:34.404 He said, "Nah, we want you to go up and do a statement." 490 00:27:38.324 --> 00:27:40.201 (TELEPHONE RINGING) 491 00:27:40.285 --> 00:27:42.871 He said, "I'll ring me boss up in Katherine and see 492 00:27:42.954 --> 00:27:44.622 if it's all right, you go up, get your hair done first." 493 00:27:44.706 --> 00:27:47.208 Anyway, he rang him up in the car and he came back and he said, 494 00:27:47.292 --> 00:27:49.794 "Yeah, the boss said, go and get your hair done, Fran." 495 00:27:52.255 --> 00:27:55.759 Since Paddy's been gone, oh, it's wonderful. 496 00:27:55.800 --> 00:27:59.804 Not putting no bad wishes on him. 497 00:28:00.472 --> 00:28:02.974 As much as I hated the man, 498 00:28:03.016 --> 00:28:05.977 I can swear to God, I don't know what happened to him. 499 00:28:06.311 --> 00:28:09.314 DIRECTOR: 500 00:28:12.442 --> 00:28:14.361 (INHALES SHARPLY) 501 00:28:17.906 --> 00:28:19.991 We're just-- Sorry-- we're just trying to think 502 00:28:20.033 --> 00:28:21.826 how to best respond to that. 503 00:28:28.500 --> 00:28:30.377 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 504 00:28:33.588 --> 00:28:35.840 (CRICKETS CHIRPING) 505 00:28:43.181 --> 00:28:46.267 MATT: As you're travelling south from Mataranka, 506 00:28:46.351 --> 00:28:51.106 as you come in to Larrimah, on the northern side of town, 507 00:28:51.189 --> 00:28:54.025 -there's a phone booth. -♪ (SOFT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 508 00:28:56.111 --> 00:28:58.738 MATT: On the night Paddy went missing... 509 00:29:00.115 --> 00:29:05.537 there were two attempts to make a phone call, around dusk. 510 00:29:07.497 --> 00:29:09.749 Paddy was last seen... 511 00:29:09.833 --> 00:29:12.836 when he left the Larrimah pub with his dog, 512 00:29:12.877 --> 00:29:15.171 on his quad bike at dusk. 513 00:29:15.213 --> 00:29:18.550 Police are confident that Paddy did go home 514 00:29:18.591 --> 00:29:20.385 after the pub that night. 515 00:29:22.554 --> 00:29:26.224 Ponderosa is what Paddy used to call his house. 516 00:29:26.266 --> 00:29:28.810 Used to say, "I'm going back to the ranch." 517 00:29:28.893 --> 00:29:30.895 Paddy's quad bike, as you can see, 518 00:29:30.979 --> 00:29:33.356 is parked in his driveway. 519 00:29:33.398 --> 00:29:36.484 Everything was in place. He was quite a neat individual. 520 00:29:36.568 --> 00:29:40.780 All had his kitchen in order, his mozzie repellent. 521 00:29:40.864 --> 00:29:43.366 There was no sign of any disturbance. 522 00:29:45.243 --> 00:29:47.203 The other thing which is of relevance, 523 00:29:47.245 --> 00:29:51.624 is that the phone booth is virtually across the road 524 00:29:51.708 --> 00:29:53.376 from Paddy's residence. 525 00:29:54.919 --> 00:29:58.340 And then you've got Fran's tea house. 526 00:29:59.090 --> 00:30:01.426 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 527 00:30:01.926 --> 00:30:03.887 (BIRDS SQUAWKING) 528 00:30:04.429 --> 00:30:06.514 FRAN: 529 00:30:13.229 --> 00:30:17.150 -♪ (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -And he said, "Fran..." 530 00:30:17.776 --> 00:30:19.110 He said, "Fran," he said, 531 00:30:19.152 --> 00:30:21.654 "You know where Paddy's body is, don't you?" 532 00:30:21.738 --> 00:30:23.114 "No, I don't, Matt." 533 00:30:24.949 --> 00:30:27.285 And he got up and he turned the air conditioner off. 534 00:30:28.912 --> 00:30:32.374 He said, "Where's Paddy's body?" 535 00:30:32.457 --> 00:30:36.961 And I looked at him, I said, "Huh? What?" 536 00:30:37.003 --> 00:30:40.048 "You know where's Paddy's body is." 537 00:30:40.131 --> 00:30:42.717 "What? I don't know nothing." 538 00:30:42.759 --> 00:30:46.304 "Don't lie, you know where Paddy's body is." 539 00:30:47.430 --> 00:30:50.892 "No, I don't. I don't know nothing." 540 00:30:55.313 --> 00:31:00.276 I was there four and a half hours in that office. 541 00:31:00.318 --> 00:31:02.529 Nobody was in there but him and I. 542 00:31:02.612 --> 00:31:04.114 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 543 00:31:04.155 --> 00:31:05.448 And I thought, "Fuck you." 544 00:31:05.490 --> 00:31:07.909 I thought, "You've pushed my buttons now, boy, 545 00:31:07.992 --> 00:31:09.661 you're gonna get it." 546 00:31:09.703 --> 00:31:13.206 ♪ (CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 547 00:31:15.250 --> 00:31:18.962 FRAN: Here we are, everybody! You can grab it all yourself. 548 00:31:19.004 --> 00:31:20.588 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 549 00:31:20.672 --> 00:31:23.383 FRAN: And what you can't eat, you can take away, all right? 550 00:31:23.466 --> 00:31:24.884 Yeah, settle down. 551 00:31:27.512 --> 00:31:29.139 (LAUGHTER) 552 00:31:29.222 --> 00:31:30.348 DIRECTOR: 553 00:31:31.599 --> 00:31:34.894 Fifty years. 5-0. 554 00:31:37.188 --> 00:31:39.649 I'm the longest resident here... 555 00:31:39.691 --> 00:31:43.987 and not bragging or anything, I put Larrimah on the map. 556 00:31:44.029 --> 00:31:45.321 Who would like a pie? 557 00:31:45.613 --> 00:31:46.614 VISITOR: 558 00:31:46.698 --> 00:31:48.658 Yeah, okay, guaranteed to put a hump on your back. 559 00:31:48.700 --> 00:31:51.453 My pies, the famous Larrimah pies 560 00:31:51.494 --> 00:31:52.954 in the Northern Territory. 561 00:31:54.497 --> 00:31:57.709 People come in here because it's friendly, homely, 562 00:31:57.751 --> 00:31:59.586 I give 'em everything. 563 00:31:59.669 --> 00:32:03.048 -Here's your other camel pie. -(INDISTINCT CHATTER) 564 00:32:03.089 --> 00:32:04.799 And don't bloody leave without paying, 565 00:32:04.883 --> 00:32:06.676 'cause this is killing me! 566 00:32:06.718 --> 00:32:09.804 Her behavior's... Eccentric's a-- 567 00:32:09.888 --> 00:32:11.431 a-- probably a nice way of putting it. 568 00:32:13.308 --> 00:32:17.520 Yeah, you get a little soft toy when you're leaving. 569 00:32:17.562 --> 00:32:18.980 Complimentary for your car. 570 00:32:19.064 --> 00:32:20.398 -VISITOR 1: Ah, thank you. -VISITOR 2: Thank you. 571 00:32:20.482 --> 00:32:22.192 -You can have the penguin. -VISITOR 3: Thank you. 572 00:32:22.233 --> 00:32:23.735 So, it's pretty bizarre. 573 00:32:23.818 --> 00:32:27.364 This used to be really rundown, and I've put it together 574 00:32:27.405 --> 00:32:30.742 and everybody comes to me, it's "Oh, Fran, it's lovely." 575 00:32:30.784 --> 00:32:31.993 INTERVIEWER: How was your experience? 576 00:32:32.077 --> 00:32:33.745 (CHUCKLES) That was classic. 577 00:32:33.787 --> 00:32:35.246 Well, that's me. 578 00:32:35.330 --> 00:32:37.415 They come to visit with Fran, you know. 579 00:32:44.047 --> 00:32:47.384 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -That's me pies. 580 00:32:50.053 --> 00:32:53.390 My child life was very reserved, I was very homely. 581 00:32:54.808 --> 00:32:56.935 I started work when I was 15, 582 00:32:57.018 --> 00:32:59.270 and my first job was with Joy Toys. 583 00:32:59.312 --> 00:33:02.982 We made teddy bears for Elvis Presley's movie, 584 00:33:03.525 --> 00:33:04.984 Loving You. 585 00:33:05.068 --> 00:33:08.905 -♪ ("PLEDGING MY LOVE" BY ELVIS PRESELY PLAYING) ♪ -(INDISTINCT CHATTER) 586 00:33:08.947 --> 00:33:11.533 I had loving parents, but they drank a lot 587 00:33:11.616 --> 00:33:12.742 and I didn't drink. 588 00:33:12.826 --> 00:33:15.620 I couldn't stand the arguments... 589 00:33:15.704 --> 00:33:19.124 and it made me very tough, you know, I'm a tough person. 590 00:33:20.125 --> 00:33:23.044 I met Bill back in 1972. 591 00:33:23.128 --> 00:33:25.588 He was a happy-go-lucky fella, 592 00:33:25.630 --> 00:33:27.799 and we used to have a lot of laughs 593 00:33:27.882 --> 00:33:29.384 and I thought that was great. 594 00:33:30.301 --> 00:33:31.636 I said to Bill one day, 595 00:33:31.720 --> 00:33:33.638 "We'd better start looking around for a house, 596 00:33:33.680 --> 00:33:34.889 we're getting on now." 597 00:33:34.973 --> 00:33:36.433 And he said, "Oh, we'll go to Larrimah." 598 00:33:36.474 --> 00:33:39.936 And I said, "Oh, my God, a one-horse town, ya know?" 599 00:33:39.978 --> 00:33:41.396 And we came over the hill 600 00:33:41.479 --> 00:33:44.649 and we saw this police station for sale. 601 00:33:44.691 --> 00:33:46.443 It was an omen, it was like 602 00:33:46.484 --> 00:33:48.486 it was put there for us, you know. 603 00:33:50.572 --> 00:33:52.657 PADDY: 604 00:33:59.164 --> 00:34:00.498 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 605 00:34:02.334 --> 00:34:04.753 BILLY: 606 00:34:11.885 --> 00:34:13.178 FRAN: Yeah, I'd do a roast dinner, 607 00:34:13.219 --> 00:34:15.096 or make some lamb shanks. 608 00:34:15.180 --> 00:34:17.140 So, I used to take the food across to him, 609 00:34:17.182 --> 00:34:20.143 being neighborly, friendly as-- as I am. 610 00:34:20.185 --> 00:34:22.520 ♪ (INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 611 00:34:22.562 --> 00:34:25.148 COOKIE: 612 00:34:25.899 --> 00:34:29.402 (LAUGHS, FALTERS) 613 00:34:31.863 --> 00:34:32.864 Yeah. 614 00:34:34.366 --> 00:34:35.492 (LAUGHS) 615 00:34:39.954 --> 00:34:41.539 FRAN: My grandson got the internet, 616 00:34:41.623 --> 00:34:43.375 and he showed me on the internet, 617 00:34:43.458 --> 00:34:46.503 Paddy saying, "Oh, I bought a pie over at Fran's place 618 00:34:46.544 --> 00:34:49.130 and I spat it out, and my dog wouldn't even eat it!" 619 00:34:49.214 --> 00:34:51.091 He'd never bought a pie from here. 620 00:34:51.174 --> 00:34:52.550 I wouldn't sell him one. 621 00:34:52.592 --> 00:34:56.554 True, I used to go over there and the dog wouldn't eat me pie, 622 00:34:57.055 --> 00:34:59.182 Fran's pies. Yeah. 623 00:35:00.392 --> 00:35:02.060 KRISTY: The meat pie 624 00:35:02.143 --> 00:35:04.521 -is an essential dietary item to Australians. -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 625 00:35:04.562 --> 00:35:06.439 To attack someone's meat pie credentials 626 00:35:06.523 --> 00:35:08.650 is pretty low brow, I would suggest. 627 00:35:08.733 --> 00:35:12.195 I think you're not gonna get away with that. (LAUGHS) 628 00:35:12.278 --> 00:35:13.988 ♪ ("THE AUSTRALIAN HOT MEAT PIE" BY REX DALLAS PLAYING) ♪ 629 00:35:14.072 --> 00:35:17.409 ♪ America's got their burgers And England, Fish and Chips ♪ 630 00:35:17.492 --> 00:35:19.536 ♪ Different foods The whole world over ♪ 631 00:35:19.577 --> 00:35:21.413 ♪ But it all gives me the... ♪ 632 00:35:21.496 --> 00:35:22.914 ALAN JONES: It doesn't get any better than this. 633 00:35:22.956 --> 00:35:26.835 Victoria's Country Cob Bakery has taken home, what I think, 634 00:35:26.918 --> 00:35:29.254 is one of the prestigious awards in the country, 635 00:35:29.337 --> 00:35:31.631 the Pie of the Year, we love our pies. 636 00:35:31.715 --> 00:35:33.925 ♪ How pleased I'll be If you just bring me ♪ 637 00:35:34.009 --> 00:35:35.844 ♪ An Australian hot meat pie ♪ 638 00:35:36.720 --> 00:35:38.972 INTERVIEWER: 639 00:35:39.055 --> 00:35:40.598 Oh, yeah. So, I have to mention that. 640 00:35:40.640 --> 00:35:43.685 That's, um. That is very, very, very weird, 641 00:35:43.768 --> 00:35:46.688 because I'm known all over Australia, 642 00:35:46.771 --> 00:35:49.774 all over the world for my Larrimah's famous pies. 643 00:35:51.067 --> 00:35:52.861 ♪ Anyhow, have a meat pie ♪ 644 00:35:52.944 --> 00:35:56.406 -♪ (SONG CONCLUDES) ♪ -It's a peculiarly Australian tale 645 00:35:56.448 --> 00:35:58.908 about a tiny town riven with tensions, 646 00:35:58.992 --> 00:36:01.911 including a bitter feud over meat pies. 647 00:36:01.953 --> 00:36:03.455 ♪ (TENSE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 648 00:36:03.538 --> 00:36:04.706 DES: Fran was quite upset 649 00:36:04.789 --> 00:36:06.791 because the pub started selling pies. 650 00:36:07.959 --> 00:36:10.587 I used to call it a pie war. 651 00:36:10.628 --> 00:36:13.757 RICHARD: Many, many years ago, Barry got talking about pies. 652 00:36:13.798 --> 00:36:16.092 My missus comes out with some pies. 653 00:36:16.134 --> 00:36:19.137 so, yeah, let's do it, we're in the market. 654 00:36:19.220 --> 00:36:22.182 DES: Right, she said, "I don't sell alcohol, 655 00:36:22.265 --> 00:36:23.850 so you shouldn't be selling pies." 656 00:36:25.143 --> 00:36:27.187 And Paddy became really involved, 657 00:36:27.270 --> 00:36:30.482 because he was sort of a follower of the pub. 658 00:36:30.565 --> 00:36:33.151 FRAN: They've got a sign up on their pie warmer, 659 00:36:33.234 --> 00:36:35.320 "Larrimah's Famous Pies." 660 00:36:35.362 --> 00:36:36.488 People come and say to me, 661 00:36:36.571 --> 00:36:39.824 "What are they trying to do, Fran?" You know. 662 00:36:39.908 --> 00:36:42.452 KAREN: It has been known that Paddy would tell 'em 663 00:36:42.494 --> 00:36:45.872 that she mixes her pie meat up with her feet. 664 00:36:45.955 --> 00:36:48.333 PADDY: 665 00:36:53.046 --> 00:36:54.214 Yeah. 666 00:36:55.590 --> 00:36:58.802 DIRECTOR: 667 00:36:58.843 --> 00:36:59.761 Yeah, just to spite-- 668 00:36:59.844 --> 00:37:02.263 Well, the sign over there proves the point. 669 00:37:02.347 --> 00:37:03.723 CHALKIE: So, he put a sign up saying, 670 00:37:03.807 --> 00:37:05.392 "Best pies in town are at the pub." 671 00:37:05.475 --> 00:37:07.310 And that was the signs right across the road 672 00:37:07.352 --> 00:37:08.645 from Fran's house. 673 00:37:10.522 --> 00:37:12.899 PADDY: All she has to, come over and say is "Sorry." 674 00:37:14.109 --> 00:37:16.986 We'll come in for a cup of tea and everything like that. 675 00:37:17.028 --> 00:37:20.281 That's all we've gotta do. But, no. 676 00:37:20.365 --> 00:37:21.533 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(TIRES SCREECHING) 677 00:37:21.574 --> 00:37:22.909 -(CRASHES) -(GLASS SHATTERING) 678 00:37:22.992 --> 00:37:25.203 ♪ ("I'D RATHER BE YOUR ENEMY" BY LEE HAZLEWOOD PLAYING) ♪ 679 00:37:25.245 --> 00:37:28.415 ♪ And one day, I'll turn around And she'll be standing there ♪ 680 00:37:30.041 --> 00:37:32.877 ♪ And I think I'll write a song About it someday ♪ 681 00:37:41.636 --> 00:37:45.557 ♪ Love's a game And it's a shame ♪ 682 00:37:45.640 --> 00:37:48.393 ♪ But sometimes you don't win ♪ 683 00:37:49.728 --> 00:37:51.896 FRAN: I went shopping, I came back... 684 00:37:51.980 --> 00:37:54.357 ♪ Others do when I... ♪ 685 00:37:54.399 --> 00:37:58.028 ...wow, the smell, the stink was vile. 686 00:37:58.069 --> 00:38:01.156 ♪ Rather be your enemy than... ♪ 687 00:38:01.239 --> 00:38:04.075 FRAN: I looked, and I saw Paddy on the middle of the road, 688 00:38:04.159 --> 00:38:05.577 and there was a dead kangaroo. 689 00:38:09.080 --> 00:38:10.290 And I thought, "Oh, fuck!" 690 00:38:10.373 --> 00:38:12.125 Excuse me, but that's what I said. 691 00:38:12.208 --> 00:38:13.418 -(LAUGHS) -KAREN: We loved him, 692 00:38:13.501 --> 00:38:15.754 but he was definitely not an angel. 693 00:38:16.171 --> 00:38:17.255 MARK: 694 00:38:17.339 --> 00:38:18.923 (LAUGHS) 695 00:38:18.965 --> 00:38:20.258 DIRECTOR: 696 00:38:20.342 --> 00:38:22.302 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(CLEARS THROAT) 697 00:38:24.471 --> 00:38:28.767 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 698 00:38:28.850 --> 00:38:31.770 RICHARD: 699 00:38:36.775 --> 00:38:39.444 And why do they call him Billy Light Can? 700 00:38:39.486 --> 00:38:40.737 He used to drink light beer at work. 701 00:38:40.779 --> 00:38:42.614 But all day, everyday, drinking cans, 702 00:38:42.697 --> 00:38:45.408 driving that water truck, Billy Light Can. 703 00:38:51.289 --> 00:38:52.749 ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 704 00:38:52.791 --> 00:38:55.293 RICHARD: Tormenting himself, sitting there in that caravan, 705 00:38:55.377 --> 00:38:57.712 staring across at his ex-wife everyday. 706 00:38:57.796 --> 00:39:02.592 (INHALES SHARPLY, LAUGHS) Some people will never learn. 707 00:39:02.634 --> 00:39:05.095 (LAUGHS) When it's done, mate, it's done, innit? 708 00:39:05.136 --> 00:39:06.471 Get the fuck out of it. 709 00:39:10.725 --> 00:39:13.186 DIRECTOR: 710 00:39:13.269 --> 00:39:16.898 BILLY: 711 00:39:19.943 --> 00:39:20.985 (CHUCKLES) 712 00:39:22.362 --> 00:39:25.323 -(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON TV) -All right. 713 00:39:25.407 --> 00:39:28.868 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(CROW CAWING) 714 00:39:44.634 --> 00:39:46.219 ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 715 00:39:46.302 --> 00:39:49.806 FRAN: When Paddy was giving me a hard time across the road, 716 00:39:49.848 --> 00:39:53.685 Bill wouldn't do anything. He never stood up for me. 717 00:39:55.895 --> 00:40:00.817 BILLY: 718 00:40:03.945 --> 00:40:07.115 CHALKIE: Fran would ring up and, you know, complain about Billy. 719 00:40:07.198 --> 00:40:09.284 At the end of the day, it was still his property, 720 00:40:09.367 --> 00:40:12.037 they were still joint owners. 721 00:40:12.078 --> 00:40:13.830 FRAN: They said to me they couldn't do anything. 722 00:40:13.872 --> 00:40:16.124 But they said, "Once Bill goes off the property, 723 00:40:16.207 --> 00:40:18.793 go up to the house, change the lock on the door 724 00:40:18.877 --> 00:40:21.671 and put all his gear out, but don't break anything." 725 00:40:21.713 --> 00:40:25.133 So, I said, "Right, Charlie... you're gone." 726 00:40:25.467 --> 00:40:30.722 BILLY: 727 00:40:36.561 --> 00:40:37.896 FRAN: He went across the pub and told them 728 00:40:37.979 --> 00:40:39.606 that I kicked him out of the house. 729 00:40:39.689 --> 00:40:42.192 So, everybody in the town turned against me. 730 00:40:43.735 --> 00:40:46.196 KARL: We never went up when they split up, 731 00:40:46.279 --> 00:40:47.781 'cause we sort of took Billy's side. 732 00:40:52.077 --> 00:40:54.621 KRISTY: I can't imagine how hard it is to be in a town, 733 00:40:54.704 --> 00:40:58.166 and feel like everyone dislikes you there. 734 00:40:58.249 --> 00:41:01.252 I mean, that must be really isolating and lonely, 735 00:41:01.294 --> 00:41:05.215 and feeling like an outsider in a town of 11 people. 736 00:41:08.259 --> 00:41:10.512 BILLY: 737 00:41:16.434 --> 00:41:17.811 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 738 00:41:28.780 --> 00:41:31.783 I'm thinking, "What can be done to stop them?" 739 00:41:31.866 --> 00:41:34.744 You can't-- you can sue them. 740 00:41:34.786 --> 00:41:37.956 ♪ (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 741 00:41:38.039 --> 00:41:40.959 FRAN: I bought a brand-new umbrella. 742 00:41:41.001 --> 00:41:43.294 I had a beautiful, big, bright red umbrella. 743 00:41:43.336 --> 00:41:46.881 I heard a noise one night, and me umbrella was gone. 744 00:41:47.966 --> 00:41:51.136 She blamed me for taking a red umbrella. 745 00:41:51.219 --> 00:41:54.931 Fran would sometimes come to the police station here, 746 00:41:54.973 --> 00:41:56.850 and wanna report that sort of stuff. 747 00:41:56.933 --> 00:41:58.893 FRAN: We know who took it, 'cause it was just seen 748 00:41:58.977 --> 00:41:59.978 over the road. 749 00:42:00.020 --> 00:42:02.480 I've got security cameras up now. 750 00:42:02.522 --> 00:42:05.066 Paddy cut my security cameras down. 751 00:42:05.150 --> 00:42:08.570 He's damaged my property that many times now, it's ridiculous. 752 00:42:08.653 --> 00:42:10.321 -(TIRES SCREECHING) -(THUDDING) 753 00:42:10.363 --> 00:42:14.075 DES: A road train hit a donkey, and he cut the penis off it, 754 00:42:14.159 --> 00:42:17.996 and he threw it up her driveway, allegedly. Ha-ha. 755 00:42:20.665 --> 00:42:24.502 (LAUGHS) True? I don't know. 756 00:42:24.544 --> 00:42:25.712 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 757 00:42:25.795 --> 00:42:28.923 (PADDY'S LAUGH ECHOING) 758 00:42:29.007 --> 00:42:30.842 FRAN: I just want this to bloody stop. 759 00:42:30.884 --> 00:42:32.844 I can't handle much more. 760 00:42:33.845 --> 00:42:36.848 I've got this fucking monkey on me back. 761 00:42:37.390 --> 00:42:39.351 He has to go. 762 00:42:39.392 --> 00:42:41.186 ♪ (INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 763 00:42:42.854 --> 00:42:45.273 FRAN: I put an ad in the paper 764 00:42:45.357 --> 00:42:49.194 "Caretaker/gardener wanted, free accommodation and meals." 765 00:42:49.277 --> 00:42:51.696 Because my property was getting damaged 766 00:42:51.738 --> 00:42:53.448 all the time. 767 00:42:53.531 --> 00:42:56.493 And Owen rang me up and asked me, 768 00:42:56.534 --> 00:42:58.745 and he came out here. 769 00:42:58.828 --> 00:43:01.790 He didn't know Paddy, he'd never seen Paddy, 770 00:43:01.873 --> 00:43:04.918 and I told him what has been happening to me, 771 00:43:05.001 --> 00:43:08.713 and I told him I wanted to keep a-- an eye on the place. 772 00:43:11.007 --> 00:43:12.050 DIRECTOR: 773 00:43:13.718 --> 00:43:17.013 Owen? No, I don't think so. 774 00:43:17.055 --> 00:43:18.807 I don't even know what he looks like. 775 00:43:19.474 --> 00:43:21.059 DIRECTOR: 776 00:43:21.393 --> 00:43:22.352 Never. 777 00:43:33.113 --> 00:43:36.366 Linda and I spoke with Owen Laurie 778 00:43:36.408 --> 00:43:38.034 on several occasions. 779 00:43:38.076 --> 00:43:40.161 KITCHEN: Owen Laurie lived with Fran 780 00:43:40.203 --> 00:43:41.913 opposite Patrick Moriarty. 781 00:43:42.914 --> 00:43:45.583 We're led to believe based on witness accounts, 782 00:43:45.667 --> 00:43:50.630 that they had had an interaction at one point. 783 00:43:50.714 --> 00:43:54.801 And other than that, they didn't know each other. 784 00:43:54.884 --> 00:43:57.929 FRAN: He won't take any money, he looks after me garden, 785 00:43:57.971 --> 00:43:59.848 you can see I've got a beautiful garden. 786 00:44:00.557 --> 00:44:02.726 He's got his dog, a big dog... 787 00:44:03.852 --> 00:44:06.479 and he's just a good man, 788 00:44:06.563 --> 00:44:08.982 and he's as honest and as truthful as 789 00:44:09.065 --> 00:44:10.650 the day is long. 790 00:44:10.734 --> 00:44:13.319 He would not do it. I wouldn't have him here! 791 00:44:13.403 --> 00:44:17.115 You could imagine, if I thought he'd done any-- I-- he'd be gone. 792 00:44:17.157 --> 00:44:20.368 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -♪ (EPIC MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 793 00:44:21.286 --> 00:44:25.457 (AUDIENCE APPLAUDING) 794 00:44:29.336 --> 00:44:31.963 (GASPS) A customer! 795 00:44:32.047 --> 00:44:34.132 So, you heard about, um, Sweeney Todd pies? 796 00:44:34.174 --> 00:44:36.217 ♪ Did you come in For a pie, sir? ♪ 797 00:44:36.301 --> 00:44:39.304 After Paddy goes missing, somebody goes and puts up a big 798 00:44:39.346 --> 00:44:42.349 "Sweeney Todd pies available at Fran's." (CHUCKLES) 799 00:44:43.933 --> 00:44:45.310 CHALKIE: Yeah, the Paddy Pie idea 800 00:44:45.352 --> 00:44:46.186 has been mentioned. 801 00:44:46.269 --> 00:44:48.813 Perhaps Paddy was murdered in some way, 802 00:44:48.897 --> 00:44:49.898 and put into some pies. 803 00:44:49.981 --> 00:44:51.483 ♪ I've noticed something weird ♪ 804 00:44:51.524 --> 00:44:54.235 ♪ Lately all the neighbors cats Have disappeared ♪ 805 00:44:54.319 --> 00:44:56.488 I said, "You've gotta be fucking joking." 806 00:44:56.571 --> 00:44:58.239 I said, "Oh, that's sick!" 807 00:44:59.324 --> 00:45:01.910 It was not me! (LAUGHS) 808 00:45:04.037 --> 00:45:04.996 (CHUCKLES) 809 00:45:07.624 --> 00:45:09.000 (LAUGHS) 810 00:45:09.084 --> 00:45:10.752 I mean, even Paddy would've laughed at that, man, 811 00:45:10.835 --> 00:45:14.089 that was good. (LAUGHS) That's humorous. 812 00:45:14.172 --> 00:45:16.841 They're coming in asking for Paddy Pies. 813 00:45:17.592 --> 00:45:20.136 Yeah. Yeah. (LAUGHS) 814 00:45:20.178 --> 00:45:22.347 Oh, Fran, you're killing me. Just joking. 815 00:45:22.389 --> 00:45:25.183 Now seriously, if you have any information that could help... 816 00:45:25.266 --> 00:45:27.018 BOBBIE: I've known Fran ever since we came here, 817 00:45:27.102 --> 00:45:29.187 and I used to go up there when she was busy. 818 00:45:29.270 --> 00:45:31.690 She'd ring up and ask me to come and wash up her dishes 819 00:45:31.731 --> 00:45:33.942 in her tea house and help her. 820 00:45:34.025 --> 00:45:36.236 And I'd sort of go up there and give her a hand. 821 00:45:36.319 --> 00:45:37.278 (BIRDS CHIRPING) 822 00:45:37.362 --> 00:45:39.781 I've got fairly good friends in Bobbie and Karl, 823 00:45:40.407 --> 00:45:41.783 they're lovely people. 824 00:45:42.492 --> 00:45:43.868 I met Bobbie 825 00:45:43.952 --> 00:45:46.538 when they first moved to Larrimah. 826 00:45:46.579 --> 00:45:48.248 ♪ (UNSETTLING MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 827 00:45:48.331 --> 00:45:50.333 I'd often ring her up and say, "Oh, I'm coming over tonight, 828 00:45:50.375 --> 00:45:52.293 I'll bring your dinner over." "Okay, Fran." 829 00:45:52.335 --> 00:45:54.713 We're the best of friends. 830 00:45:54.796 --> 00:45:56.214 BOBBIE: And the detectives came and said, 831 00:45:56.256 --> 00:45:58.800 "Look we think you know more than what you're saying, 832 00:45:58.883 --> 00:46:00.218 you'd better say it..." 833 00:46:05.181 --> 00:46:08.393 I didn't wanna say it, I didn't wanna have to say it. 834 00:46:08.476 --> 00:46:09.811 I just feel awful. 835 00:46:10.979 --> 00:46:12.397 What if it's wrong? 836 00:46:14.357 --> 00:46:16.568 FRAN: When I was told what Bobbie said, 837 00:46:16.609 --> 00:46:18.778 I couldn't believe it! 838 00:46:18.862 --> 00:46:21.698 How could they do such a terrible thing, 839 00:46:21.740 --> 00:46:25.285 when you were so good to them? Why? 840 00:46:26.745 --> 00:46:27.912 BOBBIE: I told the detectives 841 00:46:27.996 --> 00:46:30.123 that she used to say in front of me, 842 00:46:30.206 --> 00:46:32.167 quite often I heard her say it. 843 00:46:32.250 --> 00:46:34.878 She'd say, "Oh, I'll kill him, I'll have him killed." 844 00:46:36.087 --> 00:46:37.756 BRETT HACKSHAW: Based on that information, 845 00:46:37.839 --> 00:46:42.093 a decision was made to send the forensics team 846 00:46:42.135 --> 00:46:44.220 to Larrimah from Darwin. 847 00:46:45.555 --> 00:46:49.851 I got notified the detectives were requiring forensics 848 00:46:49.934 --> 00:46:53.897 -to attend at Larrimah. -(POLICE SIREN WAILING) 849 00:46:53.938 --> 00:46:56.232 BRETT: And we went to Fran's property. 850 00:46:57.275 --> 00:46:58.735 FRAN: They had a warrant for this, 851 00:46:58.777 --> 00:47:00.028 they had a warrant for that. 852 00:47:00.111 --> 00:47:02.113 -(DOOR CREAKS OPEN) -FRAN: The forensic mob went 853 00:47:02.197 --> 00:47:05.116 through the house and my heart... was going. 854 00:47:05.200 --> 00:47:07.911 And I'm thinking, "What if they plant something?" 855 00:47:07.952 --> 00:47:09.913 "What if somebody's put something somewhere 856 00:47:09.954 --> 00:47:11.247 and I don't know." 857 00:47:11.289 --> 00:47:13.083 Somebody at the pub could've come over 858 00:47:13.124 --> 00:47:14.668 and planted something, 859 00:47:14.751 --> 00:47:16.961 'cause I knew they were against me. 860 00:47:17.003 --> 00:47:19.798 BRETT: Because of the potential nature 861 00:47:19.839 --> 00:47:21.383 of what could've happened... 862 00:47:22.467 --> 00:47:25.303 Yeah, basically we didn't leave a room untouched. 863 00:47:26.554 --> 00:47:28.139 FRAN: They took things away. 864 00:47:28.181 --> 00:47:29.724 They went through my incinerators. 865 00:47:29.808 --> 00:47:33.603 They'd done the barbecue out, they even done my septic out 866 00:47:33.645 --> 00:47:34.979 which made me sick! 867 00:47:35.063 --> 00:47:36.606 Because I'm thinking, "Oh, my God, 868 00:47:36.648 --> 00:47:39.651 what if they found him down there, and we didn't do it, 869 00:47:39.693 --> 00:47:40.902 what would we do?" 870 00:47:42.529 --> 00:47:45.615 Then they come and picked up a hacksaw with blood on it. 871 00:47:56.584 --> 00:47:59.421 -(BIRDS CHIRPING) -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 872 00:47:59.879 --> 00:48:02.007 DIRECTOR: 873 00:48:02.048 --> 00:48:07.345 No! No! There's nothing. Nothing. Not a thing! 874 00:48:10.640 --> 00:48:16.104 Why would I jeopardize what I've got here, at 75? 875 00:48:16.187 --> 00:48:17.939 ♪ (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 876 00:48:18.023 --> 00:48:20.275 Somebody has done something here, 877 00:48:20.358 --> 00:48:22.402 to make it look like that I've done it. 878 00:48:25.613 --> 00:48:31.453 Because... no way, no way in a million years 879 00:48:31.536 --> 00:48:33.371 I would hurt anybody. 880 00:48:33.413 --> 00:48:36.374 Normally, it's the last people that see somebody 881 00:48:36.458 --> 00:48:40.211 who's nine times out of ten, are the ones that done it. 882 00:48:40.253 --> 00:48:42.339 I know they've done it, the pub done it. 883 00:48:42.380 --> 00:48:43.381 Barry done it. 884 00:48:45.216 --> 00:48:49.387 Barry didn't report Paddy missing for 72 hours, 885 00:48:49.429 --> 00:48:52.974 and he's supposed to be a good mate, right? 886 00:48:53.058 --> 00:48:55.101 I mean, he could've been done in, 887 00:48:55.185 --> 00:48:57.479 dumped away somewhere. 888 00:48:57.562 --> 00:49:00.440 I said to the detectives, and they will tell you this. 889 00:49:01.608 --> 00:49:03.026 "Look further into the pub." 890 00:49:03.068 --> 00:49:05.820 There was a lot of lies over there... 891 00:49:05.904 --> 00:49:09.574 and I reckon them over there know what happened to Paddy. 892 00:49:11.034 --> 00:49:12.952 The pub knows what happened. 893 00:49:15.246 --> 00:49:20.335 They know... They have to know, he was there all the time. 894 00:49:20.418 --> 00:49:21.419 He left there. 895 00:49:22.921 --> 00:49:24.255 They have to know. 896 00:49:28.760 --> 00:49:30.637 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 897 00:49:32.764 --> 00:49:37.268 -(TAPE ROLLING) -♪ (CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 898 00:49:39.729 --> 00:49:41.147 NARRATOR: Australia ahead. 899 00:49:41.231 --> 00:49:43.608 Your journey to this distant land of promise, 900 00:49:43.650 --> 00:49:46.778 culminates as your ship ports on the coastline of Australia. 901 00:49:46.861 --> 00:49:49.489 PADDY: 902 00:49:49.572 --> 00:49:50.573 INTERVIEWER: Are you? 903 00:49:51.866 --> 00:49:53.660 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 904 00:49:53.743 --> 00:49:57.664 -♪ (ADVENTUROUS MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -(THUNDER RUMBLING) 905 00:50:02.085 --> 00:50:04.337 NARRATOR: The Northern Territory. 906 00:50:04.421 --> 00:50:08.216 Once deemed a land where promises never came true. 907 00:50:08.299 --> 00:50:12.762 The Great North now needs men. Industrious, diligent men. 908 00:50:12.804 --> 00:50:15.223 RICHARD: This is the story that Paddy told me essentially. 909 00:50:15.306 --> 00:50:17.851 They picked him up off the wharf straight off the boat, 910 00:50:17.934 --> 00:50:19.477 and they got put in this motor car, 911 00:50:19.519 --> 00:50:22.647 and he's driving down the Stuart Highway. 912 00:50:22.689 --> 00:50:24.691 He says to the bloody driver, he says, 913 00:50:24.774 --> 00:50:25.650 "Are we nearly there yet?" 914 00:50:25.734 --> 00:50:27.402 And the guy says, "Oh, fuck off, Paddy, 915 00:50:27.485 --> 00:50:29.320 we're not even a quarter of the way, son." 916 00:50:32.157 --> 00:50:33.742 PADDY: Came out in '66. 917 00:50:33.783 --> 00:50:35.744 I went to Brunette Downs Station. 918 00:50:35.827 --> 00:50:40.665 NARRATOR: Cattle herding is a job for men. Real men. 919 00:50:42.000 --> 00:50:47.505 KAREN: 920 00:50:49.841 --> 00:50:51.176 Hiya, fellas. 921 00:50:51.259 --> 00:50:53.178 RICHARD: He'd buy a beautiful brand new white cowboy hat, 922 00:50:53.261 --> 00:50:55.347 take it back, put it on that kid's head. 923 00:50:57.932 --> 00:51:00.352 ♪ (MUSIC CONTINUES) ♪ 924 00:51:00.435 --> 00:51:04.522 NARRATOR: All willing to work, we'll prosper. You can too. 925 00:51:04.564 --> 00:51:07.192 FRAN: Then he got a job at the Heartbreak Hotel. 926 00:51:07.233 --> 00:51:09.527 KAREN: He was involved with a shoot-out. 927 00:51:09.569 --> 00:51:11.446 (GUNSHOTS) 928 00:51:11.529 --> 00:51:13.531 -(BOTH CHUCKLE) -Yeah, that was Paddy. 929 00:51:14.824 --> 00:51:17.535 RICHARD: 930 00:51:17.619 --> 00:51:18.620 (GUNSHOT) 931 00:51:19.662 --> 00:51:22.707 (LAUGHS) 932 00:51:24.501 --> 00:51:26.503 PADDY: Well, I was at Daly Waters. 933 00:51:37.055 --> 00:51:38.807 NARRATOR: The settlers of the Territory, 934 00:51:38.890 --> 00:51:40.225 through vigor and hard work, 935 00:51:40.308 --> 00:51:43.186 are making the promise of this great land come true. 936 00:51:48.566 --> 00:51:51.236 INTERVIEWER: 937 00:51:51.319 --> 00:51:52.737 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 938 00:51:52.821 --> 00:51:57.826 I came here, uh... 2005. 939 00:51:57.909 --> 00:51:59.744 -(GUNSHOT) -(INSECTS CHIRPING) 940 00:52:02.580 --> 00:52:05.417 ♪ (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 941 00:52:05.458 --> 00:52:07.544 CHALKIE: On the night of the disappearance, 942 00:52:07.585 --> 00:52:11.881 we received reports of what sounded like a gunshot. 943 00:52:11.923 --> 00:52:15.051 KARL: Bobbie had asked me if I heard a shot. 944 00:52:15.093 --> 00:52:17.178 And I said, "No, I don't recall one." 945 00:52:17.262 --> 00:52:19.681 And she said she thinks she did, and-- 946 00:52:20.932 --> 00:52:23.018 MATT: Barry had a shotgun, 947 00:52:23.059 --> 00:52:26.229 Richard would've had access to that gun. 948 00:52:26.271 --> 00:52:28.440 Barry and Richard traveled down... 949 00:52:28.481 --> 00:52:30.150 ANNOUNCER: (OVER RADIO) Attention ladies and gentlemen. 950 00:52:30.233 --> 00:52:31.776 Attention ladies and gentlemen. 951 00:52:31.818 --> 00:52:35.572 The following is a test on the warning systems. 952 00:52:35.613 --> 00:52:38.783 This is a test only and no action 953 00:52:38.867 --> 00:52:41.286 is required from your side. 954 00:52:41.327 --> 00:52:44.622 I repeat. This is a test only. 955 00:52:50.754 --> 00:52:51.796 Where was I? 956 00:52:53.298 --> 00:52:54.299 RICHARD: They said like, 957 00:52:54.382 --> 00:52:55.800 "Did you know that Barry had a gun?" 958 00:52:55.842 --> 00:52:57.010 And I said, "Yeah, man." 959 00:52:57.093 --> 00:52:59.220 The last person to fire a gun in Larrimah would've been me, 960 00:52:59.304 --> 00:53:00.472 when I shot a hawk. 961 00:53:02.307 --> 00:53:04.184 BARRY: Yeah, I had to make a statement, 962 00:53:04.267 --> 00:53:06.353 and then got fingerprinted. 963 00:53:07.854 --> 00:53:09.814 They wanted our DNA. 964 00:53:09.898 --> 00:53:12.108 LUKE: When we were there, something was off-putting 965 00:53:12.150 --> 00:53:13.943 about Barry, like, 966 00:53:14.027 --> 00:53:15.904 you're acting just a little bit weird. 967 00:53:16.738 --> 00:53:17.781 My theory isn't exact, 968 00:53:17.822 --> 00:53:21.618 but I think Barry may have had something to do with it. 969 00:53:22.535 --> 00:53:23.620 RICHARD: 970 00:53:26.956 --> 00:53:28.208 The coppers were your enemy. 971 00:53:31.544 --> 00:53:32.587 No way. 972 00:53:32.671 --> 00:53:33.672 DIRECTOR: 973 00:53:38.968 --> 00:53:40.345 (INHALES) 974 00:53:41.680 --> 00:53:43.473 ANNOUNCER: (OVER RADIO) Attention, ladies and gentlemen. 975 00:53:43.515 --> 00:53:45.475 Attention, ladies and gentlemen. 976 00:53:45.517 --> 00:53:48.812 Testing of all warning systems are now complete. 977 00:53:48.853 --> 00:53:52.023 Please respond to any further alarms as normal. 978 00:53:52.107 --> 00:53:53.316 Thank you. 979 00:53:54.442 --> 00:53:56.778 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(INHALES) Yeah. 980 00:53:56.861 --> 00:53:58.488 -(CROCODILE ROARING) -STEVE IRWIN: Crikey! 981 00:53:58.530 --> 00:54:01.491 This is an Australian saltwater crocodile, 982 00:54:01.533 --> 00:54:03.493 and you've gotta be really careful 983 00:54:03.535 --> 00:54:06.204 when you're dealing around these huge predators. 984 00:54:06.287 --> 00:54:09.207 They've got volatile speed and very, very powerful. 985 00:54:09.249 --> 00:54:10.750 ♪ (TENSE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 986 00:54:10.834 --> 00:54:13.837 STEVE: He's very territorial, gotta be really careful 987 00:54:13.878 --> 00:54:15.880 when you've entered into his territory, 988 00:54:15.964 --> 00:54:18.091 gotta play by his rules. 989 00:54:18.174 --> 00:54:22.178 -(CROCODILE GRUMBLES) -STEVE: And right now, he's hungry. 990 00:54:22.220 --> 00:54:24.556 Watch him slip into an ambush position. 991 00:54:24.639 --> 00:54:27.726 I've got no idea of knowing where he'll strike from. 992 00:54:28.476 --> 00:54:29.686 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 993 00:54:29.728 --> 00:54:31.396 (WATER SPLASHING) 994 00:54:32.105 --> 00:54:33.523 BARRY: 995 00:54:35.400 --> 00:54:37.819 -(CROCODILE GRUMBLING) -(BARRY LAUGHING) 996 00:54:39.195 --> 00:54:41.948 ♪ (INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 997 00:54:43.742 --> 00:54:45.243 MARK: Barry is just one those people 998 00:54:45.326 --> 00:54:46.494 that you've gotta appreciate 999 00:54:46.578 --> 00:54:48.329 for what he's done over his time. 1000 00:54:53.293 --> 00:54:55.003 Yeah... yeah, Steve Irwin's father. 1001 00:54:56.629 --> 00:54:59.966 KAREN: 1002 00:55:04.220 --> 00:55:05.889 (BIRDS SQUAWKING) 1003 00:55:08.516 --> 00:55:13.355 I always had animals... since I was a kid. 1004 00:55:14.564 --> 00:55:17.901 When I first came here, I used to go off every day 1005 00:55:17.942 --> 00:55:19.611 just to see all the birds. 1006 00:55:35.460 --> 00:55:37.796 When Paddy decided he was going to leave 1007 00:55:37.837 --> 00:55:40.382 Daly Waters, and he bought this place up here, 1008 00:55:40.465 --> 00:55:42.801 that's when I got to know Paddy pretty well. 1009 00:55:42.884 --> 00:55:45.345 And we had a lot in common I think. 1010 00:55:45.428 --> 00:55:47.514 DIRECTOR: What do you say to the people who say, 1011 00:55:47.597 --> 00:55:49.766 you had something to do with this? 1012 00:55:49.808 --> 00:55:53.228 -He was a friend, a mate. -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1013 00:55:53.311 --> 00:55:54.729 I miss Paddy a lot. 1014 00:55:56.648 --> 00:55:57.649 I do. 1015 00:56:00.443 --> 00:56:02.821 ♪ (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1016 00:56:06.032 --> 00:56:09.869 FRAN: It was 72 hours before Barry reported him missing. 1017 00:56:11.496 --> 00:56:14.708 Why didn't he ring him up on the Sunday 1018 00:56:14.791 --> 00:56:16.376 when he didn't pick up the mower and say, 1019 00:56:16.459 --> 00:56:18.253 "Paddy, are you all right, 1020 00:56:18.336 --> 00:56:19.671 why didn't you pick up the mower?" 1021 00:56:19.754 --> 00:56:21.881 Why didn't he go back that night? 1022 00:56:23.800 --> 00:56:26.803 MATT: When police start investigating something, 1023 00:56:26.845 --> 00:56:29.681 if it's happened three days prior, 1024 00:56:29.723 --> 00:56:32.642 obviously, if foul play's involved, 1025 00:56:32.684 --> 00:56:35.353 then the person responsible has an opportunity 1026 00:56:35.395 --> 00:56:37.022 to cover their tracks. 1027 00:56:38.940 --> 00:56:41.693 KRISTY: If my best friend wasn't at their house... 1028 00:56:43.111 --> 00:56:44.529 It really defies belief. 1029 00:56:44.612 --> 00:56:46.865 I don't know why it took so long. 1030 00:56:46.948 --> 00:56:49.492 Did a murderer get away with something, 1031 00:56:49.534 --> 00:56:51.536 because there was a lag, 1032 00:56:51.578 --> 00:56:53.580 and because police weren't able to get onto it 1033 00:56:53.663 --> 00:56:56.541 as quickly as they could've if it was reported straightaway? 1034 00:56:56.624 --> 00:56:58.543 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1035 00:56:58.585 --> 00:57:02.047 -(WIND CHIMES TINKLING) -(BIRDS CHIRPING) 1036 00:57:17.062 --> 00:57:18.104 (KARL GRUNTS) 1037 00:57:19.272 --> 00:57:20.440 (COUGHS) 1038 00:57:25.945 --> 00:57:27.906 Don't you bite. 1039 00:57:27.989 --> 00:57:33.411 He has a habit of biting. Go on, snap it, go on. (LAUGHS) 1040 00:57:33.495 --> 00:57:34.746 NEWS ANCHOR: Detectives have admitted 1041 00:57:34.829 --> 00:57:37.749 a long-standing feud is part of their investigation. 1042 00:57:37.791 --> 00:57:40.418 Kristy O'Brien reporting there on the mystery in Larrimah 1043 00:57:40.502 --> 00:57:41.753 in the Northern Territory... 1044 00:57:43.588 --> 00:57:45.507 DIRECTOR: 1045 00:57:47.050 --> 00:57:48.635 It's a long story, and it's probably illegal 1046 00:57:48.718 --> 00:57:52.097 -to tell it on TV. (LAUGHS) -♪ (GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1047 00:57:52.138 --> 00:57:54.766 BOBBIE: 1048 00:57:55.642 --> 00:57:57.811 She had a little girl and a son. 1049 00:57:57.894 --> 00:58:00.438 And Sharmane, the other daughter, 1050 00:58:00.522 --> 00:58:02.107 she was also here. 1051 00:58:03.108 --> 00:58:05.276 KARL: This place came on the market. 1052 00:58:05.360 --> 00:58:08.822 It was sort of half-finished, and we said, "Yeah, that'll do." 1053 00:58:10.448 --> 00:58:12.283 BOBBIE: 1054 00:58:31.469 --> 00:58:32.804 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1055 00:58:32.887 --> 00:58:35.306 BOBBIE: 1056 00:58:47.610 --> 00:58:48.903 (DIANE CRIES) 1057 00:58:51.948 --> 00:58:53.575 -Have a look here. -(SOBS) 1058 00:58:53.658 --> 00:58:56.161 -(LAUGHS) -(LAUGHS) 1059 00:58:56.578 --> 00:58:59.706 (SNIFFLES) Aw! 1060 00:59:01.499 --> 00:59:03.835 I missed ya. (LAUGHS) 1061 00:59:04.544 --> 00:59:05.587 ♪ (GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1062 00:59:05.670 --> 00:59:06.838 REPORTER: Northern Territory Police 1063 00:59:06.880 --> 00:59:08.298 are again appealing for information 1064 00:59:08.340 --> 00:59:10.925 about the disappearance of Patrick Moriarty. 1065 00:59:11.009 --> 00:59:14.095 DIANE: The first time I heard about it was on the news. 1066 00:59:14.179 --> 00:59:17.349 And my comment was, "What a shame." (TUTS) 1067 00:59:17.432 --> 00:59:19.726 (LAUGHS) You know. 1068 00:59:19.809 --> 00:59:22.937 Well, when they said he's mysteriously disappeared... 1069 00:59:24.189 --> 00:59:26.858 I didn't think someone just randomly went in and got him, 1070 00:59:26.941 --> 00:59:29.319 that someone in town had to have done it. 1071 00:59:30.445 --> 00:59:35.116 I think maybe he was drunk and obnoxious as usual, 1072 00:59:35.200 --> 00:59:37.869 and a fight started. 1073 00:59:37.952 --> 00:59:42.248 One of 'em's hit him... they've accidentally killed him. 1074 00:59:42.332 --> 00:59:44.209 "Shit! What are we gonna do?" 1075 00:59:44.250 --> 00:59:48.672 Barry, he's got a massive crocodile out the back for a start. 1076 00:59:48.713 --> 00:59:50.715 What's stopping him from chopping him up 1077 00:59:50.757 --> 00:59:53.551 and feeding him to the crocodile? 1078 00:59:53.635 --> 00:59:56.888 -I reckon he was fed to the crocodile. -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1079 00:59:56.930 --> 01:00:02.769 That's why the crocodile's fat. (LAUGHS) 1080 01:00:03.978 --> 01:00:04.938 Yeah. 1081 01:00:07.065 --> 01:00:10.443 DIANE: 1082 01:00:10.527 --> 01:00:14.155 ♪ (MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1083 01:00:14.239 --> 01:00:15.907 DIRECTOR: 1084 01:00:16.950 --> 01:00:20.829 Barry was here probably six months before me. 1085 01:00:27.210 --> 01:00:29.796 And then, I found out that Barry Sharpe 1086 01:00:29.879 --> 01:00:32.090 was whole time behind my back, 1087 01:00:32.173 --> 01:00:34.759 secretly trying to take over the pub. 1088 01:00:44.769 --> 01:00:46.396 Blah, blah, blah, blah. 1089 01:00:46.438 --> 01:00:48.106 PADDY: 1090 01:00:55.030 --> 01:00:56.072 Yeah. 1091 01:00:56.114 --> 01:00:57.782 DIANE: 1092 01:01:16.426 --> 01:01:18.345 It was a roadhouse. 1093 01:01:18.428 --> 01:01:23.391 BARRY: Oh, it was a little shop, a café, fuel stop. 1094 01:01:24.642 --> 01:01:26.144 Had a swimming pool... 1095 01:01:26.978 --> 01:01:29.647 crocodile. (LAUGHING) 1096 01:01:29.689 --> 01:01:31.983 DIANE: And it was really going well. 1097 01:01:32.067 --> 01:01:36.780 It was a great time there until the end. Well... 1098 01:01:36.821 --> 01:01:40.658 the certain people have to ruin everything, yeah. 1099 01:01:40.742 --> 01:01:42.660 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1100 01:01:42.744 --> 01:01:44.996 BARRY: Everything was good until... 1101 01:01:50.335 --> 01:01:51.461 (CHUCKLES) 1102 01:01:52.837 --> 01:01:55.173 We did in a way, yeah, I-- I don't deny that. 1103 01:01:55.215 --> 01:01:57.467 But only took over for a purpose though, 1104 01:01:57.509 --> 01:01:59.511 to try to solve the problems. 1105 01:01:59.552 --> 01:02:01.304 ♪ (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1106 01:02:03.181 --> 01:02:07.352 RICHARD: 1107 01:02:19.322 --> 01:02:20.740 JOURNALIST: We found that Barry Sharpe 1108 01:02:20.824 --> 01:02:24.119 was lending government money to himself. 1109 01:02:25.161 --> 01:02:27.038 KARL: 1110 01:02:30.792 --> 01:02:32.377 RICHARD: 1111 01:02:40.176 --> 01:02:42.846 COOKIE: 1112 01:02:45.724 --> 01:02:47.475 Of all the shit that's gone down. 1113 01:02:49.144 --> 01:02:50.979 RICHARD: 1114 01:02:54.399 --> 01:02:56.067 COOKIE: 1115 01:02:56.151 --> 01:02:58.903 I just felt like ripping my shirt off 1116 01:02:58.987 --> 01:03:02.198 and ripping them bastards to pieces, eh? 1117 01:03:02.240 --> 01:03:04.617 We were barred immediately. The whole town got barred. 1118 01:03:04.701 --> 01:03:06.411 It was-- I think it was six months or something. 1119 01:03:06.453 --> 01:03:07.996 I thought, "If I'm barred for six months, 1120 01:03:08.079 --> 01:03:09.539 I might as well make it six years." 1121 01:03:09.581 --> 01:03:11.541 "No, fuck it. I'll make it 16." 1122 01:03:11.583 --> 01:03:13.877 -(LAUGHS) -(CHUCKLES) 1123 01:03:13.918 --> 01:03:16.338 PADDY: We got Karl and Bobbie, right? 1124 01:03:16.421 --> 01:03:17.839 They don't drink here. 1125 01:03:18.590 --> 01:03:19.883 It's only us. 1126 01:03:19.924 --> 01:03:21.134 So, as far as we could see it, 1127 01:03:21.217 --> 01:03:23.470 Karl and Bobbie were at war with Barry, 1128 01:03:23.553 --> 01:03:25.388 had been for years. 1129 01:03:25.430 --> 01:03:27.766 And then, Paddy took it to another level. 1130 01:03:27.849 --> 01:03:29.100 PADDY: 1131 01:03:35.231 --> 01:03:35.982 Yep. 1132 01:03:36.066 --> 01:03:38.276 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1133 01:03:42.781 --> 01:03:44.616 ♪ (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1134 01:03:44.699 --> 01:03:47.369 KARL: I first met Paddy 35 years ago. 1135 01:03:47.452 --> 01:03:49.579 I used to drop in and see him every now and then, 1136 01:03:49.621 --> 01:03:51.539 and have a beer with him, and... 1137 01:03:52.582 --> 01:03:53.875 And... 1138 01:03:59.297 --> 01:04:01.132 PADDY: 1139 01:04:08.306 --> 01:04:09.349 That I know. 1140 01:04:11.685 --> 01:04:13.311 BOBBIE: 1141 01:04:33.456 --> 01:04:34.833 (SIREN WAILING) 1142 01:04:34.916 --> 01:04:37.377 KARL: 1143 01:04:51.057 --> 01:04:52.976 DIANE: He used to stalk all of the girls, 1144 01:04:53.018 --> 01:04:55.687 my niece and my daughter. 1145 01:04:55.770 --> 01:04:57.022 BOBBIE: The girls were only little, 1146 01:04:57.063 --> 01:04:59.441 little six, seven-year-olds. 1147 01:04:59.524 --> 01:05:03.611 They came home crying 'cause Paddy had chased them. 1148 01:05:03.695 --> 01:05:05.613 KARL: Well, I didn't actually know about it 1149 01:05:05.697 --> 01:05:07.198 till well after the incident. 1150 01:05:07.282 --> 01:05:09.409 I said this is not gonna continue, 1151 01:05:09.492 --> 01:05:10.493 you know? (LAUGHS) 1152 01:05:10.535 --> 01:05:11.536 (GUNSHOT) 1153 01:05:12.328 --> 01:05:14.622 DIRECTOR: 1154 01:05:19.461 --> 01:05:20.545 Yeah. 1155 01:05:20.628 --> 01:05:22.714 Yes, we talked to him about it. 1156 01:05:22.756 --> 01:05:25.633 BOBBIE: Gee whiz, there were detectives here every second day, you know? 1157 01:05:25.717 --> 01:05:26.676 KARL: Yeah, so, 1158 01:05:26.718 --> 01:05:28.345 they said, "Were you here when he disappeared?" 1159 01:05:28.386 --> 01:05:32.140 And I said, "I don't even know what day it is today," you know? 1160 01:05:33.350 --> 01:05:35.060 But we haven't heard from the police 1161 01:05:35.101 --> 01:05:37.187 for... six months, I suppose. 1162 01:05:37.228 --> 01:05:38.396 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1163 01:05:43.735 --> 01:05:46.446 (SWING CREAKING) 1164 01:05:51.368 --> 01:05:53.578 (WIND WHOOSHING) 1165 01:05:53.661 --> 01:05:58.083 (SOBS) I put so much work into this place... 1166 01:05:58.166 --> 01:06:02.003 ♪ ("WALK WITH ME" BY THE SEEKERS PLAYING) ♪ 1167 01:06:04.255 --> 01:06:08.218 ...and look at it. It's just... nothing! 1168 01:06:08.802 --> 01:06:10.261 It's just wrecked. 1169 01:06:12.806 --> 01:06:16.267 ♪ Walk with me ♪ 1170 01:06:16.351 --> 01:06:21.231 ♪ Through the long And lonely night ♪ 1171 01:06:21.272 --> 01:06:26.319 ♪ Walk with me and my world... ♪ 1172 01:06:26.403 --> 01:06:30.448 DIRECTOR: 1173 01:06:32.283 --> 01:06:33.284 Yeah. 1174 01:06:34.285 --> 01:06:37.789 DIANE: It, uh, mysteriously burned down... 1175 01:06:37.872 --> 01:06:41.793 and that would happen to be the one time Mum and Karl... 1176 01:06:42.961 --> 01:06:44.129 weren't here. 1177 01:06:46.297 --> 01:06:49.342 RICHARD: 1178 01:07:07.986 --> 01:07:10.488 PADDY: 1179 01:07:14.075 --> 01:07:15.577 And it just happened to be the day 1180 01:07:15.660 --> 01:07:19.330 that Mum and Dad weren't in town and they had the firetruck. 1181 01:07:21.958 --> 01:07:26.463 I went bankrupt over it. I-- I got nothing. 1182 01:07:26.504 --> 01:07:29.132 FRAN: It's funny how Green Park burned down 1183 01:07:29.174 --> 01:07:32.260 about four years ago or three years ago. 1184 01:07:32.344 --> 01:07:34.471 Barry at the pub. I can say it was Barry, 1185 01:07:34.512 --> 01:07:35.972 'cause I know somebody that knows him 1186 01:07:36.014 --> 01:07:37.390 told us that he said it. 1187 01:07:37.474 --> 01:07:40.977 DIANE: Forensics, police, everybody rang me and said, 1188 01:07:41.019 --> 01:07:42.896 "Well, we know it was deliberate, 1189 01:07:42.979 --> 01:07:44.773 but we just can't prove it." 1190 01:07:44.856 --> 01:07:46.524 And I seriously think 1191 01:07:46.608 --> 01:07:48.860 Barry had something to do with that one too. 1192 01:07:59.037 --> 01:08:01.206 ♪ (SONG CONCLUDES) ♪ 1193 01:08:06.711 --> 01:08:09.297 (FOOTSTEPS) 1194 01:08:11.216 --> 01:08:12.384 (DIANE SNIFFLES) 1195 01:08:14.135 --> 01:08:16.638 ♪ (SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1196 01:08:18.890 --> 01:08:20.558 Just some people have just destroyed 1197 01:08:20.600 --> 01:08:23.144 some beautiful things, that's all. 1198 01:08:23.228 --> 01:08:25.271 And I warned 'em all about these people, 1199 01:08:25.355 --> 01:08:27.524 but nobody wanted to listen to me. 1200 01:08:27.565 --> 01:08:29.734 I told them that they're all bloody evil, 1201 01:08:29.776 --> 01:08:32.237 and they're just gonna destroy the place. 1202 01:08:35.323 --> 01:08:37.117 I don't like to say I hate someone. 1203 01:08:37.200 --> 01:08:41.079 I think "hate" is a very, very harsh word. 1204 01:08:41.162 --> 01:08:44.374 But, genuinely, he's one person I hate. 1205 01:08:44.416 --> 01:08:48.086 I hate him with what everything he's done to my family... 1206 01:08:48.169 --> 01:08:51.131 with a passion. (LAUGHS) Honestly. 1207 01:08:55.260 --> 01:08:56.761 And now, with this thing with Paddy, 1208 01:08:56.803 --> 01:09:00.932 it's like... (SIGHS) ...you know, who's responsible? 1209 01:09:01.016 --> 01:09:03.435 Who's not telling the truth. 1210 01:09:03.476 --> 01:09:07.063 And I know that in my heart, really, 1211 01:09:07.105 --> 01:09:09.566 I feel it so strongly that they all know 1212 01:09:09.607 --> 01:09:11.818 -what happened to him. -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1213 01:09:11.901 --> 01:09:13.778 (CRICKETS CHIRPING) 1214 01:09:14.696 --> 01:09:16.573 KAREN: Now, we don't know what happened. 1215 01:09:16.614 --> 01:09:19.159 Everybody can guess what happened, 1216 01:09:19.242 --> 01:09:22.370 but nobody really knows. Well, none of us know. 1217 01:09:28.835 --> 01:09:31.713 They probably need to remain those thoughts. 1218 01:09:31.796 --> 01:09:32.922 -Yeah. -Yeah. 1219 01:09:35.759 --> 01:09:37.594 DIRECTOR: 1220 01:09:39.179 --> 01:09:40.180 We don't know. 1221 01:09:40.263 --> 01:09:41.514 It's just a theory and we don't know, 1222 01:09:41.598 --> 01:09:43.475 so we're not about to speculate. 1223 01:09:44.309 --> 01:09:45.518 That's, um... 1224 01:09:50.648 --> 01:09:52.817 ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1225 01:09:52.859 --> 01:09:56.488 KAREN: It's not as simple as... Paddy's gone missing. 1226 01:10:01.493 --> 01:10:02.994 NEWSREADER 1: A missing red kelpie 1227 01:10:03.078 --> 01:10:05.747 could be the critical clue in solving the disappearance 1228 01:10:05.830 --> 01:10:08.833 of Northern Territory man, Paddy Moriarty. 1229 01:10:08.875 --> 01:10:10.502 NEWSREADER 2: Extensive searches have failed 1230 01:10:10.543 --> 01:10:12.962 to uncover any trace of Mr. Moriarty 1231 01:10:13.004 --> 01:10:14.881 or his dog, Kellie. 1232 01:10:14.964 --> 01:10:16.841 RICHARD: It's fucking amazing how many stories there are 1233 01:10:16.883 --> 01:10:19.678 about people who've gone missing over dogs. 1234 01:10:19.761 --> 01:10:21.846 How many people have been murdered over dogs, 1235 01:10:21.930 --> 01:10:24.683 killed over dogs, had their houses burned down over dogs. 1236 01:10:24.724 --> 01:10:29.562 It's crazy, man. Yeah. It's quite possibly over a dog. 1237 01:10:34.609 --> 01:10:38.113 CHALKIE: Where's the dog? And why's the dog not at home? 1238 01:10:38.196 --> 01:10:39.531 Has something happened to both of them, 1239 01:10:39.614 --> 01:10:41.032 or did something happen to one of them? 1240 01:10:41.116 --> 01:10:44.327 And then, as a result of that, something happened to the other. 1241 01:10:45.870 --> 01:10:47.497 That's what we don't know. 1242 01:10:50.333 --> 01:10:52.794 KAREN: A kelpie is not an easy dog to catch. 1243 01:10:52.877 --> 01:10:56.047 (CROWD CHEERING) 1244 01:10:56.131 --> 01:10:57.340 There's only three people in town 1245 01:10:57.382 --> 01:11:00.510 that really could've gone up and just petted her. 1246 01:11:00.552 --> 01:11:01.803 I don't know how a stranger 1247 01:11:01.886 --> 01:11:03.847 would have got anywhere near her. 1248 01:11:04.597 --> 01:11:06.391 That's a part that confused us. 1249 01:11:06.433 --> 01:11:09.394 Barry could have petted her or Richard Simpson. 1250 01:11:09.477 --> 01:11:10.937 And that was about it. 1251 01:11:13.064 --> 01:11:15.650 DIRECTOR: 1252 01:11:18.069 --> 01:11:19.487 How'd you get the dog? 1253 01:11:23.742 --> 01:11:25.452 PADDY: Move that dog, Bobbie. 1254 01:11:25.535 --> 01:11:28.830 We're coming into town, and they're all barking at us. 1255 01:11:29.956 --> 01:11:31.332 DIRECTOR: 1256 01:11:31.416 --> 01:11:32.667 Yeah, course. 1257 01:11:33.710 --> 01:11:36.087 DIRECTOR: 1258 01:11:37.255 --> 01:11:39.632 (LAUGHS) 1259 01:11:47.390 --> 01:11:50.435 (LAUGHS) Fuck me. 1260 01:11:53.271 --> 01:11:54.606 There's three sides to every story. 1261 01:11:54.689 --> 01:11:57.359 There's yours, there's mine, and then there's the truth. 1262 01:11:57.942 --> 01:11:58.902 Yeah. 1263 01:12:00.904 --> 01:12:02.822 (LAUGHS) 1264 01:12:03.948 --> 01:12:05.784 DIRECTOR: 1265 01:12:05.825 --> 01:12:06.951 (GRUNTS) 1266 01:12:08.995 --> 01:12:10.038 (CHUCKLES) 1267 01:12:15.001 --> 01:12:16.795 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1268 01:12:20.006 --> 01:12:23.635 ♪ (MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1269 01:12:23.677 --> 01:12:25.387 INTERVIEWER: Richard Simpson was working here, 1270 01:12:25.470 --> 01:12:26.805 and he isn't anymore. 1271 01:12:27.472 --> 01:12:29.432 What happened there? 1272 01:12:29.474 --> 01:12:35.230 Oh, look, it was just a thing that he was starting 1273 01:12:35.313 --> 01:12:36.898 to drink too much. 1274 01:12:36.981 --> 01:12:38.817 And some days, 1275 01:12:38.858 --> 01:12:42.487 he would be fairly drunk by about lunchtime, 1276 01:12:42.570 --> 01:12:45.281 and I had to put a stop to it. 1277 01:12:45.323 --> 01:12:47.158 KAREN: Richard didn't get along with anybody 1278 01:12:47.200 --> 01:12:48.326 for any length of time. 1279 01:12:48.410 --> 01:12:49.661 He's a bit like Fran. 1280 01:12:49.744 --> 01:12:52.539 He would fight with himself, given enough time. 1281 01:12:52.622 --> 01:12:56.501 In fact, he was asked to remove himself from the pub. 1282 01:12:56.584 --> 01:12:58.503 And I think one of the police officers 1283 01:12:58.545 --> 01:13:00.505 helped him along the way. 1284 01:13:01.006 --> 01:13:04.801 COOKIE: 1285 01:13:05.593 --> 01:13:07.178 And I don't know where he is now. 1286 01:13:07.220 --> 01:13:08.555 I wouldn't have a clue. 1287 01:13:08.638 --> 01:13:11.474 But I know he's an idiot. I know that much. 1288 01:13:11.516 --> 01:13:13.685 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1289 01:13:13.727 --> 01:13:15.478 ♪ (INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1290 01:13:17.981 --> 01:13:21.192 RICHARD: 1291 01:13:21.276 --> 01:13:23.486 -(ANIMALS BLEATING) -RICHARD: 1292 01:14:08.281 --> 01:14:09.908 Boo. Mm. 1293 01:14:12.410 --> 01:14:14.537 So... 1294 01:14:14.621 --> 01:14:18.083 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(ANIMALS BLEATING IN DISTANCE) 1295 01:14:18.166 --> 01:14:19.918 DIRECTOR: 1296 01:14:21.044 --> 01:14:24.506 (LIGHTER CLICKS) 1297 01:14:25.090 --> 01:14:26.591 (INHALES) 1298 01:14:27.884 --> 01:14:29.594 -♪ (SOFT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -Well, there's a theory 1299 01:14:29.636 --> 01:14:33.306 that you can time travel by having liquid sodium, right, 1300 01:14:33.390 --> 01:14:36.101 and-- and-- 'cause, um, time, light-- light slows down, 1301 01:14:36.184 --> 01:14:37.268 going through liquid sodium. 1302 01:14:37.310 --> 01:14:40.522 NARRATOR: At Harvard, a Danish scientist had the idea 1303 01:14:40.605 --> 01:14:43.733 of using a condensate to slow down light. 1304 01:14:43.775 --> 01:14:47.946 The speed of light is around 186,000 miles per second. 1305 01:14:48.029 --> 01:14:50.448 But when the pulse hits the condensate, 1306 01:14:50.490 --> 01:14:54.369 it slows down to the speed of a bicycle. 1307 01:14:54.452 --> 01:14:56.371 RICHARD: I kinda picture Larrimah as a big 1308 01:14:56.454 --> 01:14:58.289 liquid sodium pond. (CHUCKLES) 1309 01:14:58.331 --> 01:14:59.791 And everything just... 1310 01:15:04.796 --> 01:15:09.759 (ECHOING) And it does, it does, it does for months and months, 1311 01:15:09.801 --> 01:15:14.014 months and months, months and months and months. 1312 01:15:14.097 --> 01:15:16.433 Bang, all of a sudden, you get a couple of dickheads in 1313 01:15:16.474 --> 01:15:17.976 and everything explodes for five minutes, 1314 01:15:18.059 --> 01:15:19.686 and then it's back to... 1315 01:15:25.567 --> 01:15:30.989 (LAUGHS) So, yeah, where was I? (LAUGHS) 1316 01:15:31.948 --> 01:15:35.118 So, Larrimah, yeah, I know Larrimah. Mm. 1317 01:15:35.160 --> 01:15:36.202 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1318 01:15:41.833 --> 01:15:43.335 RICHARD: 1319 01:15:43.376 --> 01:15:44.669 (INHALES SHARPLY) 1320 01:15:47.839 --> 01:15:50.216 ♪ (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1321 01:15:57.390 --> 01:15:58.683 REPORTER: Much of the, uh, 1322 01:15:58.725 --> 01:16:01.269 evidence has centered around some tension in the town, 1323 01:16:01.353 --> 01:16:03.855 in particular a man by the name of Richard Simpson. 1324 01:16:03.897 --> 01:16:05.899 (CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING) 1325 01:16:11.196 --> 01:16:13.531 JOURNALIST: Simpson was a barman at the hotel, 1326 01:16:13.573 --> 01:16:16.534 and some thought he was jealous of Paddy. 1327 01:16:16.618 --> 01:16:18.078 I certainly didn't have anything to do 1328 01:16:18.161 --> 01:16:19.788 with Paddy's disappearance whatsoever. 1329 01:16:20.747 --> 01:16:22.123 And they're all saying that me and Paddy 1330 01:16:22.207 --> 01:16:25.126 have had arguments about this and that and the other thing. 1331 01:16:26.878 --> 01:16:29.756 NEWS REPORTER: Mark Rayner, he said that on one occasion 1332 01:16:29.839 --> 01:16:31.716 we heard that Simpson had told Paddy 1333 01:16:31.800 --> 01:16:33.551 he was keeping the tourists away. 1334 01:16:33.593 --> 01:16:36.012 He was costing Barry money. 1335 01:16:36.054 --> 01:16:41.726 KAREN: 1336 01:16:50.944 --> 01:16:55.156 RICHARD: 1337 01:17:08.420 --> 01:17:12.090 COOKIE: 1338 01:17:13.008 --> 01:17:15.093 But, then again, with Richard, 1339 01:17:15.135 --> 01:17:17.262 that would be easy to start him off, 1340 01:17:17.303 --> 01:17:20.640 because he was always pissed and off his head with drugs. 1341 01:17:21.099 --> 01:17:23.268 MARK: 1342 01:17:32.902 --> 01:17:35.530 "Why does Barry keep bringing these druggie losers 1343 01:17:35.613 --> 01:17:36.948 back to Larrimah?" 1344 01:17:39.284 --> 01:17:41.202 RICHARD: 1345 01:17:41.286 --> 01:17:42.954 (LAUGHING) 1346 01:17:43.038 --> 01:17:45.665 ...the duke and the duchess, Paddy calls 'em. 1347 01:17:50.295 --> 01:17:51.880 NEWS REPORTER: Simpson said he'd fallen out 1348 01:17:51.963 --> 01:17:53.757 with Karen Rayner after accusing her 1349 01:17:53.798 --> 01:17:56.676 of stealing money from the till at the pub. 1350 01:17:57.552 --> 01:18:02.015 KAREN: 1351 01:18:04.100 --> 01:18:05.226 RICHARD: No, they all went and done 1352 01:18:05.310 --> 01:18:06.686 their own, little individual things, 1353 01:18:06.770 --> 01:18:09.064 made up their own, little stories. 1354 01:18:09.147 --> 01:18:10.982 Hell, we might get famous out of this. 1355 01:18:11.024 --> 01:18:12.150 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1356 01:18:12.233 --> 01:18:13.777 RICHARD: I mean, a lot of them people up there 1357 01:18:13.818 --> 01:18:15.653 are just doing it for their own fucking glory. 1358 01:18:15.737 --> 01:18:17.030 (WHIP CRACKING) 1359 01:18:17.113 --> 01:18:21.076 RICHARD: 1360 01:18:21.159 --> 01:18:24.496 I hope it was quick. (EXHALES) I hope it didn't fucking hurt. 1361 01:18:24.537 --> 01:18:25.747 (EXHALES) 1362 01:18:29.584 --> 01:18:33.421 DAVE: 1363 01:18:35.924 --> 01:18:38.176 You know, I just think... (MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY) 1364 01:18:52.607 --> 01:18:53.858 You know? 1365 01:18:57.195 --> 01:18:58.196 (CHUCKLING) 1366 01:19:04.369 --> 01:19:05.370 DIRECTOR: 1367 01:19:05.453 --> 01:19:06.538 Hmm. 1368 01:19:08.248 --> 01:19:09.249 RICHARD: Come here. 1369 01:19:09.332 --> 01:19:11.710 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) Here, quick. Circle up. Quick. 1370 01:19:11.793 --> 01:19:13.420 Come on. Come on. 1371 01:19:15.714 --> 01:19:20.176 That's old Mallory. Both of them are getting old. (CHUCKLES) 1372 01:19:23.304 --> 01:19:25.890 This is Chewbacca. Hello, big fella. 1373 01:19:25.974 --> 01:19:29.936 Hey, mate. Good boy, aren't ya? Hey, good dog. 1374 01:19:30.020 --> 01:19:31.730 Oh yeah, apparently, I'm some sort of psychotic, 1375 01:19:31.771 --> 01:19:32.981 crazy motherfucker, man. 1376 01:19:33.064 --> 01:19:35.400 Yeah, just all the time, just... 1377 01:19:35.442 --> 01:19:38.403 just randomly walk up to people and just start abusing them, 1378 01:19:38.486 --> 01:19:39.904 for no reason at all. Hm. 1379 01:19:40.822 --> 01:19:45.952 Okay. When? When did I do this? 1380 01:19:46.036 --> 01:19:50.040 You know? (CHUCKLES) Where's this story going, guys? 1381 01:19:50.081 --> 01:19:51.916 You know, give me something to work with, 1382 01:19:52.000 --> 01:19:53.418 fuck it, and I'll put my hand up. 1383 01:19:53.501 --> 01:19:56.379 (LAUGHS) 1384 01:19:58.048 --> 01:20:01.926 -DIRECTOR: -Yeah. Mm-hmm. 1385 01:20:02.010 --> 01:20:03.428 DIRECTOR: Can you tell-- just-- 1386 01:20:03.470 --> 01:20:06.222 DIRECTOR: 1387 01:20:06.264 --> 01:20:09.059 I had all three dogs there. Both my bitches had puppies. 1388 01:20:09.100 --> 01:20:12.437 I had eight pups. So, they had four each. So... 1389 01:20:12.771 --> 01:20:15.690 DIRECTOR: 1390 01:20:15.774 --> 01:20:18.943 Those puppies got sold from there. 1391 01:20:18.985 --> 01:20:24.366 I sold five in Mataranka... I sold one in Catherine. 1392 01:20:26.743 --> 01:20:28.078 ♪ (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1393 01:20:28.119 --> 01:20:30.163 Why, what do you think happens to puppies? 1394 01:20:30.246 --> 01:20:33.124 (LAUGHS) What have you heard? 1395 01:20:33.208 --> 01:20:34.125 DIRECTOR: 1396 01:20:34.167 --> 01:20:36.169 Yeah, tell me who said it. 1397 01:20:39.798 --> 01:20:43.468 KAREN: The day Richard left, Mark and I went to the dump. 1398 01:20:43.551 --> 01:20:46.971 There was a terrible smell came from down there, 1399 01:20:47.013 --> 01:20:49.140 and I actually made the comment to Mark. 1400 01:20:54.229 --> 01:20:57.315 And I looked down, and here were these puppies. 1401 01:20:57.357 --> 01:21:02.320 Richard's puppies. There was five or six, I guess. 1402 01:21:03.405 --> 01:21:04.531 Um... 1403 01:21:06.616 --> 01:21:09.994 Who-- who else would have been near those puppies? (CHUCKLES) 1404 01:21:10.078 --> 01:21:12.414 I don't think they died of natural causes. 1405 01:21:14.791 --> 01:21:19.295 RICHARD: What a bunch of lying, motherfucking cunts, mate. Mm. 1406 01:21:19.337 --> 01:21:24.134 Straight up. Mm. The fuck-- killed my puppies? Fuck off. 1407 01:21:24.175 --> 01:21:30.682 (LAUGHS) You serious, man? (LAUGHS) 1408 01:21:30.765 --> 01:21:33.977 MATT: I've heard this story from Mark and Karen Rayner, 1409 01:21:34.019 --> 01:21:35.812 but it's just mere speculation, 1410 01:21:35.854 --> 01:21:38.189 so I just need to leave it as-- as that. 1411 01:21:40.400 --> 01:21:42.569 So, who's this lying motherfucking dog 1412 01:21:42.652 --> 01:21:44.029 who's saying this? 1413 01:21:44.070 --> 01:21:45.405 Now, now, come on Richard, calm down. 1414 01:21:45.488 --> 01:21:47.824 Now, the whole way through this process 1415 01:21:47.866 --> 01:21:49.826 this is what you got to deal with, 1416 01:21:49.868 --> 01:21:53.163 people saying absolute fucking shit about ya. 1417 01:21:53.204 --> 01:21:56.875 So. All right. I very nearly didn't even come. 1418 01:21:56.958 --> 01:21:58.543 I nearly just was gonna ring youse up and say, 1419 01:21:58.585 --> 01:22:00.795 "Look, you know, fuck it, I ain't gonna do it, man." 1420 01:22:00.879 --> 01:22:02.339 So, 'cause if you want the truth, 1421 01:22:02.380 --> 01:22:03.882 then I'm gonna tell you the fucking truth, 1422 01:22:03.965 --> 01:22:05.467 as far as I know the truth. 1423 01:22:05.550 --> 01:22:06.593 So... mm. 1424 01:22:09.971 --> 01:22:13.350 ♪ (GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1425 01:22:15.352 --> 01:22:17.896 RICHARD: Couple of days before Paddy went missing, 1426 01:22:17.937 --> 01:22:20.315 I seen Paddy out down the road. 1427 01:22:27.364 --> 01:22:28.948 Where I'm sitting, having my morning coffee. 1428 01:22:29.032 --> 01:22:30.617 Later on that day, I was talking to Paddy and said, 1429 01:22:30.700 --> 01:22:32.410 "What the fuck went on out there, old mate?" 1430 01:22:34.579 --> 01:22:35.997 So... hmm. 1431 01:22:47.550 --> 01:22:49.678 That was a couple of days before Paddy went missing, 1432 01:22:49.761 --> 01:22:51.304 two days, three days. 1433 01:22:54.391 --> 01:22:57.268 KAREN: 1434 01:22:57.352 --> 01:22:59.646 I believe Owen had an argument with Paddy. 1435 01:23:00.021 --> 01:23:01.815 DIRECTOR: 1436 01:23:01.898 --> 01:23:05.402 "Get rid of that effing dog, or I'll get rid of it for you." 1437 01:23:05.443 --> 01:23:09.489 Paddy put both his hands on the guy's fence and said... 1438 01:23:11.199 --> 01:23:13.535 "You touch that dog, and I'm gonna kneecap you." 1439 01:23:14.744 --> 01:23:16.162 I know that was him. 1440 01:23:16.913 --> 01:23:18.331 FRAN: I can be honest with you. 1441 01:23:18.415 --> 01:23:21.418 Owen's very isolated. He keeps to himself. 1442 01:23:21.459 --> 01:23:23.545 I don't talk to him, because we clash, 1443 01:23:23.628 --> 01:23:26.423 because he's got-- he-- he's got-- he has got a temper! 1444 01:23:26.464 --> 01:23:29.384 I'll be honest. He's very-- He's a bushie. 1445 01:23:29.467 --> 01:23:33.263 And I let him do his own thing, and I do my thing 1446 01:23:33.888 --> 01:23:35.473 and he wouldn't do it. 1447 01:23:38.852 --> 01:23:40.770 DIRECTOR: 1448 01:23:40.854 --> 01:23:45.316 Fuckin' oath. Absolutely. (CHUCKLES) 1449 01:23:45.358 --> 01:23:46.484 Absolutely, mate, he's bushie, 1450 01:23:46.526 --> 01:23:47.944 that's what I'm saying, you know? 1451 01:23:47.986 --> 01:23:50.739 A bloke like Blowen-- uh, a bloke like Lowen-- 1452 01:23:50.822 --> 01:23:52.115 (CLICKS TONGUE) ...fucking... 1453 01:23:52.157 --> 01:23:55.994 Owen Laurie could do something like that. So... 1454 01:23:56.077 --> 01:23:57.829 Fran wouldn't be able to do it on her own. 1455 01:23:59.164 --> 01:24:00.665 Owen, do you know what happened to Paddy? 1456 01:24:00.707 --> 01:24:02.751 -(CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING) -There's no comment, ma'am. 1457 01:24:02.834 --> 01:24:07.339 BARRY: 1458 01:24:08.631 --> 01:24:10.133 ♪ ("SOLID ROCK" BY GOANNA PLAYING) ♪ 1459 01:24:10.175 --> 01:24:11.509 FRED BROPHY: Ladies and gentlemen... 1460 01:24:18.850 --> 01:24:23.688 ♪ Out here nothin' changes Not in a hurry anyway ♪ 1461 01:24:24.356 --> 01:24:27.108 BOXER: 1462 01:24:34.616 --> 01:24:38.953 ♪ Standin' on sacred ground Livin' on... ♪ 1463 01:24:39.037 --> 01:24:43.750 BARRY: 1464 01:24:49.881 --> 01:24:51.549 ♪ (SONG CONCLUDES) ♪ 1465 01:25:04.354 --> 01:25:06.564 POLICE OFFICER: Can I have your full name for the record? 1466 01:25:08.066 --> 01:25:09.401 OWEN LAURIE: 1467 01:25:09.442 --> 01:25:10.485 POLICE OFFICER: Now, um, 1468 01:25:10.568 --> 01:25:12.779 I'm gonna ask you a few questions. 1469 01:25:12.862 --> 01:25:15.573 (READS PROMPT) 1470 01:25:24.332 --> 01:25:28.753 You said... (READS PROMPT) 1471 01:25:28.795 --> 01:25:33.842 He said, "Shut your mouth, or I'll take your knees out." 1472 01:25:33.925 --> 01:25:38.430 You said... (READS PROMPT) 1473 01:25:40.098 --> 01:25:41.391 (DOG BARKS) 1474 01:25:42.726 --> 01:25:45.478 KRISTY: We don't know what happened to Paddy that night. 1475 01:25:45.562 --> 01:25:49.941 What we do know is that Paddy left the pub at dusk, 1476 01:25:49.983 --> 01:25:52.277 with his dog, Kellie. 1477 01:25:53.194 --> 01:25:54.863 We know he got home, 1478 01:25:54.946 --> 01:25:57.699 because of the evidence that was left there. 1479 01:25:57.782 --> 01:26:03.288 At the same time, around 6:30, someone goes to the phone booth 1480 01:26:03.371 --> 01:26:06.124 right near Paddy's house to make a phone call. 1481 01:26:06.166 --> 01:26:07.625 (TAPE CLICKS) 1482 01:26:09.961 --> 01:26:11.296 POLICE OFFICER: You know, um... 1483 01:26:12.422 --> 01:26:16.301 Paddy left the pub on Saturday the 16th. 1484 01:26:16.384 --> 01:26:18.511 The evidence is... 1485 01:26:18.595 --> 01:26:22.974 from the phone box, at 6:30 and 6:31, 1486 01:26:23.058 --> 01:26:25.477 you made two phone calls. 1487 01:26:27.771 --> 01:26:31.566 KRISTY: 1488 01:26:33.234 --> 01:26:37.447 KAREN: 1489 01:26:39.699 --> 01:26:40.909 (DOG BARKS) 1490 01:27:00.011 --> 01:27:04.224 RICHARD: 1491 01:27:09.270 --> 01:27:10.105 (APPLAUSE) 1492 01:27:10.188 --> 01:27:12.399 KAREN: He could have just hit him... 1493 01:27:13.817 --> 01:27:15.485 not meaning to kill him or whatever, 1494 01:27:15.527 --> 01:27:16.986 and it just happened. 1495 01:27:17.028 --> 01:27:19.364 It could have happened that way. 1496 01:27:19.447 --> 01:27:21.866 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(BIRDS CHIRPING) 1497 01:27:22.826 --> 01:27:23.743 (POLICE SIREN WAILING) 1498 01:27:23.827 --> 01:27:27.622 FRAN: They had two police cars on my lawn. 1499 01:27:27.706 --> 01:27:30.750 I got up, and I went to Owen, I said, 1500 01:27:30.834 --> 01:27:33.336 "They've got bloody cars out there." 1501 01:27:39.384 --> 01:27:41.219 ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1502 01:27:41.261 --> 01:27:44.389 FRAN: 1503 01:27:44.431 --> 01:27:47.892 "You know where you and Owen put Paddy's body." 1504 01:27:48.727 --> 01:27:49.894 No, I don't. 1505 01:27:49.978 --> 01:27:52.897 He said, "Yes, you do." He said, "I'll tell you what, Fran..." 1506 01:27:52.939 --> 01:27:54.691 He said, "If you help me," 1507 01:27:54.733 --> 01:27:57.777 he said, "I promise you I'll make you a hero." 1508 01:27:57.861 --> 01:28:00.572 And I said, "I don't wanna be a fucking hero." 1509 01:28:02.073 --> 01:28:03.283 I said, "You're the detective." 1510 01:28:03.366 --> 01:28:05.618 I said, "This is what you get paid for." 1511 01:28:05.702 --> 01:28:07.912 I said, "I should have your fucking job," 1512 01:28:07.954 --> 01:28:11.541 I said, "And you're the one that should be here making pies." 1513 01:28:12.834 --> 01:28:14.836 They're telling me it's human blood. 1514 01:28:15.587 --> 01:28:17.422 Owen said, "How could it be?" 1515 01:28:17.505 --> 01:28:19.257 He said, "No." He said, "It's rubbish." 1516 01:28:19.299 --> 01:28:21.009 He said, "I'd done a rubbish run." 1517 01:28:21.092 --> 01:28:23.094 "No, no, no, it's human blood. 1518 01:28:23.178 --> 01:28:24.763 We know human blood when we see it." 1519 01:28:24.846 --> 01:28:26.848 And I said, "Oh, fuck, here we go again." 1520 01:28:28.558 --> 01:28:29.851 They said, "Fran... 1521 01:28:41.905 --> 01:28:43.740 (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) 1522 01:28:43.782 --> 01:28:46.618 BRETT: I'm looking for fingerprints on his vehicle. 1523 01:28:46.659 --> 01:28:51.331 We've got the biologist looking for DNA, hair, blood. 1524 01:28:52.874 --> 01:28:56.044 So, we're definitely keeping an open mind 1525 01:28:56.127 --> 01:28:57.671 on what the possibilities are. 1526 01:29:00.215 --> 01:29:02.133 I've been through hell and back. 1527 01:29:04.678 --> 01:29:08.139 And I was a nervous wreck. I was crying all the time. 1528 01:29:08.181 --> 01:29:09.641 I didn't eat. 1529 01:29:09.683 --> 01:29:13.520 I can-- can't believe th-- this is happening. 1530 01:29:15.480 --> 01:29:21.569 I'm an innocent party, you know, but I can't believe it. 1531 01:29:21.653 --> 01:29:24.489 I just wanted the fucking thing to stop, you know? 1532 01:29:24.572 --> 01:29:26.825 I just wanted them to find Paddy. 1533 01:29:26.866 --> 01:29:31.746 But they put us through hell. They put us through hell. 1534 01:29:34.082 --> 01:29:36.668 -♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ -(BIRDS CHIRPING) 1535 01:29:43.508 --> 01:29:45.719 ♪ (PEPPY MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1536 01:29:45.802 --> 01:29:47.345 FRAN: Two weeks later, we got a letter 1537 01:29:47.429 --> 01:29:48.555 saying that it was all clear, 1538 01:29:48.638 --> 01:29:51.016 there was no involvement with the car. 1539 01:29:51.099 --> 01:29:53.935 No evidence! Nothing! 1540 01:29:54.519 --> 01:29:55.687 We're sort of... 1541 01:29:56.646 --> 01:29:58.690 We don't know exactly what's happened. 1542 01:29:59.357 --> 01:30:00.567 They know what's happened. 1543 01:30:00.650 --> 01:30:03.194 They've just got to find the evidence to support it. 1544 01:30:04.362 --> 01:30:06.948 I'm pretty sure they know what happened. 1545 01:30:07.032 --> 01:30:09.200 FRAN: The funny thing about it is, 1546 01:30:09.284 --> 01:30:10.660 nobody comes here now, 1547 01:30:10.702 --> 01:30:12.662 because they think him and I have murdered Paddy. 1548 01:30:12.704 --> 01:30:14.622 Because they're bloody frightened. 1549 01:30:14.706 --> 01:30:16.374 RICHARD: After the forensic had gone through, 1550 01:30:16.458 --> 01:30:18.418 and they couldn't actually find anything 1551 01:30:18.501 --> 01:30:20.045 and sent the cars back, 1552 01:30:20.128 --> 01:30:22.464 somebody said, "Oh, Fran was partying up last night 1553 01:30:22.547 --> 01:30:24.215 with Owen, and they're all drunk up there," 1554 01:30:24.299 --> 01:30:25.550 and seems a bit strange 1555 01:30:25.633 --> 01:30:27.635 you have a big party about something like that. 1556 01:30:31.222 --> 01:30:34.351 Owen's car came back, and he promptly sold it, so... 1557 01:30:34.392 --> 01:30:35.560 (BOTH CHUCKLE) 1558 01:30:36.478 --> 01:30:38.563 FRAN: The only thing they've got 1559 01:30:38.605 --> 01:30:41.691 is me having arguments with Paddy. 1560 01:30:42.650 --> 01:30:45.612 They wanted to close the case. 1561 01:30:46.654 --> 01:30:49.574 Trying so hard to get something on me, 1562 01:30:49.616 --> 01:30:51.451 and it didn't work. 1563 01:30:52.410 --> 01:30:54.704 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1564 01:31:02.921 --> 01:31:06.549 (BIRDS CHIRPING) 1565 01:31:08.093 --> 01:31:09.969 ♪ ("DON'T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME)" BY MOYR PLAYING) ♪ 1566 01:31:13.807 --> 01:31:16.017 A 250,000-dollar reward 1567 01:31:16.101 --> 01:31:18.019 has now been offered for information 1568 01:31:18.103 --> 01:31:21.439 in relation to the death of Paddy Moriarty. 1569 01:31:21.481 --> 01:31:23.608 The investigation remains active. 1570 01:31:25.944 --> 01:31:29.072 Detectives believe the death of Paddy is a murder. 1571 01:31:29.114 --> 01:31:33.368 ♪ Don't you forget... ♪ 1572 01:31:33.451 --> 01:31:34.828 MATT: The reward is for information 1573 01:31:34.911 --> 01:31:37.831 that leads to locating Paddy's body 1574 01:31:37.914 --> 01:31:40.208 and convicting who is responsible. 1575 01:31:42.377 --> 01:31:46.798 ♪ Don't you forget about me... ♪ 1576 01:31:46.881 --> 01:31:48.633 MATT: Someone out there has information 1577 01:31:48.717 --> 01:31:50.677 about what happened to Paddy 1578 01:31:50.760 --> 01:31:52.637 and we want them to come forward. 1579 01:31:57.475 --> 01:31:59.144 ♪ Will you call my name? ♪ 1580 01:31:59.227 --> 01:32:03.565 MATT: 1581 01:32:04.232 --> 01:32:08.820 ♪ When you walk on by ♪ 1582 01:32:08.903 --> 01:32:12.032 MATT: We continue to speak to the people of Larrimah, 1583 01:32:12.115 --> 01:32:16.953 including those who have left, as well as those who knew Paddy. 1584 01:32:16.995 --> 01:32:19.998 Pick up the phone. We want to hear from you. 1585 01:32:21.332 --> 01:32:22.917 It is hard to keep a secret. 1586 01:32:24.085 --> 01:32:26.379 There are obviously still persons of interest 1587 01:32:26.463 --> 01:32:27.881 in relation to this murder. 1588 01:32:28.923 --> 01:32:30.425 They know who they are. 1589 01:32:30.508 --> 01:32:32.344 ♪ (SONG CONCLUDES) ♪ 1590 01:32:32.427 --> 01:32:34.137 Help us solve a murder. 1591 01:32:36.973 --> 01:32:38.767 BARRY: Fell down in the pocket somewhere. 1592 01:32:38.850 --> 01:32:41.186 CREW MEMBER: Oh yeah? Try in there. 1593 01:32:41.227 --> 01:32:43.355 BARRY: Yeah. (SIGHS) 1594 01:32:46.441 --> 01:32:47.609 CREW MEMBER: Of course not. Thank you. 1595 01:32:47.692 --> 01:32:49.319 -(DOG BARKING) -Yeah. 1596 01:33:05.919 --> 01:33:09.214 BARRY: 1597 01:33:13.009 --> 01:33:15.261 I've got incurable cancer... 1598 01:33:20.642 --> 01:33:23.228 (INHALES) I'm now... 1599 01:33:28.983 --> 01:33:30.485 AUCTIONEER: It is my pleasure to conduct 1600 01:33:30.568 --> 01:33:32.028 the auction sale today. 1601 01:33:32.070 --> 01:33:34.364 The Pink Panther Park is being sold. 1602 01:33:34.406 --> 01:33:35.907 Walk in, walk out. 1603 01:33:35.990 --> 01:33:39.244 What you see is what you get, ladies and gentlemen. 1604 01:33:39.285 --> 01:33:41.746 INTERVIEWER: Now, how unusual is it for you to sell 1605 01:33:41.788 --> 01:33:44.416 a piece of real estate with a crocodile thrown in? 1606 01:33:44.499 --> 01:33:46.042 Well this'll be the first. 1607 01:33:46.710 --> 01:33:50.755 ♪ (MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1608 01:33:51.172 --> 01:33:53.675 BARRY: 1609 01:34:07.063 --> 01:34:08.857 KAREN: I do believe it was the end of an era 1610 01:34:08.940 --> 01:34:11.109 when Barry left the pub. 1611 01:34:15.697 --> 01:34:17.699 It's probably taken a bit out of him I think. 1612 01:34:17.782 --> 01:34:20.952 Yeah. He really misses his mate. 1613 01:34:22.537 --> 01:34:24.831 BARRY: 1614 01:34:37.677 --> 01:34:40.305 DIRECTOR: 1615 01:35:03.828 --> 01:35:05.413 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1616 01:35:05.497 --> 01:35:06.873 So it just needs... 1617 01:35:08.083 --> 01:35:10.126 a slip of the tongue or something. 1618 01:35:11.461 --> 01:35:12.462 Yeah. 1619 01:35:17.634 --> 01:35:22.889 FRAN: Last time I saw Paddy was on the 12th of December. 1620 01:35:22.972 --> 01:35:26.267 He threw a kangaroo over me fe-- onto me house, 1621 01:35:26.768 --> 01:35:28.645 on me property. 1622 01:35:28.687 --> 01:35:29.979 It was on the road, 1623 01:35:30.021 --> 01:35:32.023 and, uh, Paddy didn't know I was home... 1624 01:35:32.107 --> 01:35:33.483 SUE: She can't get it out of her head. 1625 01:35:33.525 --> 01:35:36.027 She's got to say something about it every day to someone. 1626 01:35:36.111 --> 01:35:37.362 I'll go, "Mum, please." 1627 01:35:37.404 --> 01:35:40.490 And she'll have the tears in her eyes, you know. 1628 01:35:40.532 --> 01:35:42.534 She goes, "Suzy, I can't help it. 1629 01:35:42.617 --> 01:35:43.952 I can't help it." 1630 01:35:44.035 --> 01:35:46.871 She goes, "You don't understand what they've done to me." 1631 01:35:47.580 --> 01:35:50.709 DIRECTOR: 1632 01:35:50.792 --> 01:35:52.752 FRAN: I had enough of everything, you know, 1633 01:35:52.836 --> 01:35:54.421 people driving past, singing out, 1634 01:35:54.504 --> 01:35:56.923 "Murderer, murderer! Where's Paddy?" You know. 1635 01:35:58.049 --> 01:35:59.718 SUE: And when I heard I actually laughed. 1636 01:35:59.801 --> 01:36:02.178 I thought it was funny. I thought, "Mum? 1637 01:36:02.220 --> 01:36:05.807 Mum, a murderer?" You know? I thought, "Oh, my God." 1638 01:36:05.890 --> 01:36:07.225 FRAN: It was so bad 1639 01:36:07.267 --> 01:36:11.146 because knowing I'm such a good person, I am, you know, 1640 01:36:11.229 --> 01:36:14.149 and knowing that I was going through this for nothing. 1641 01:36:16.401 --> 01:36:18.445 It's put a life sentence on me... 1642 01:36:20.071 --> 01:36:23.033 because I've got the-- I got the cancer through it. 1643 01:36:24.075 --> 01:36:25.827 I got the cancer through it. 1644 01:36:27.746 --> 01:36:30.165 SUE: 1645 01:36:30.248 --> 01:36:35.086 ...and I said "To me, she seemed a bit worried about, um, Owen." 1646 01:36:39.007 --> 01:36:40.717 FRAN: I don't like to blame somebody 1647 01:36:40.759 --> 01:36:43.428 for something they didn't do, but... 1648 01:36:51.478 --> 01:36:52.937 And also, he said to me, 1649 01:36:53.021 --> 01:36:55.940 when they had a search going across the road, he said... 1650 01:37:01.946 --> 01:37:04.282 And I didn't say nothing to him. I thought, 1651 01:37:04.949 --> 01:37:06.451 "Oh, my God," you know. 1652 01:37:08.328 --> 01:37:11.164 Why would he say he thought they'd come for him? 1653 01:37:13.124 --> 01:37:16.044 I think he might have known something about it 1654 01:37:16.127 --> 01:37:18.421 and how he was with Paddy, 1655 01:37:18.463 --> 01:37:21.132 you know, it just put two and two together. 1656 01:37:32.811 --> 01:37:34.521 (TAPE CLICKS) 1657 01:37:36.648 --> 01:37:38.108 (CROCKERY CLATTERS) 1658 01:37:39.526 --> 01:37:40.527 FRAN: 1659 01:37:41.653 --> 01:37:42.654 FRAN: Yeah. 1660 01:37:47.534 --> 01:37:50.704 RICHARD: Fran is a fascinating character who, 1661 01:37:50.787 --> 01:37:55.417 has, quite simply, created a legend 1662 01:37:56.543 --> 01:37:57.419 out of a little pie shop, 1663 01:37:57.502 --> 01:37:59.587 which nobody's ever actually heard of. 1664 01:38:01.256 --> 01:38:02.924 She comes across as one thing 1665 01:38:03.008 --> 01:38:04.384 but then, when you sit down with Fran, 1666 01:38:04.467 --> 01:38:06.094 'cause, like I say, you know, I've known Fran 1667 01:38:06.177 --> 01:38:08.179 and I've-- I've talked to her. 1668 01:38:08.221 --> 01:38:10.682 You know, she wants something done then she will, 1669 01:38:10.765 --> 01:38:13.935 heaven on earth, mate, she will move to get that done. 1670 01:38:15.520 --> 01:38:17.647 This fella from Daly Wood is Paddy Moriarty. 1671 01:38:17.689 --> 01:38:22.986 He moved over there. I had big, big, big trouble. Big trouble. 1672 01:38:23.028 --> 01:38:26.614 Though anyway, not to worry, every dog has his day. 1673 01:38:27.532 --> 01:38:30.410 RICHARD: 1674 01:38:32.704 --> 01:38:34.956 To us, it's like, if someone's landing on ya 1675 01:38:35.040 --> 01:38:36.291 and the coppers can't help you, 1676 01:38:36.374 --> 01:38:38.293 'cause they can't get the evidence, what do you do? 1677 01:38:38.376 --> 01:38:40.670 You got to do something to stop 'em affecting your life. 1678 01:38:40.712 --> 01:38:42.714 What goes around comes around. 1679 01:38:42.756 --> 01:38:45.008 I'm a very strong believer of that. 1680 01:38:46.092 --> 01:38:47.719 DIRECTOR: Do you think she's capable of murder? 1681 01:38:47.761 --> 01:38:49.220 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1682 01:38:49.304 --> 01:38:50.263 Yes. 1683 01:38:53.558 --> 01:38:54.559 Absolutely. 1684 01:38:56.644 --> 01:38:58.271 ♪ (SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1685 01:38:58.355 --> 01:39:00.940 I don't think Fran, at this time and stage in her life, 1686 01:39:01.024 --> 01:39:03.151 fifteen years ago, fucking oath, 1687 01:39:03.234 --> 01:39:04.527 she coulda murdered half of that town, 1688 01:39:04.569 --> 01:39:06.654 she wouldn't even have turned a hair, mate. 1689 01:39:06.738 --> 01:39:08.114 (TAPE WINDS FORWARDS) 1690 01:39:08.198 --> 01:39:09.908 But it doesn't matter. 1691 01:39:09.949 --> 01:39:12.118 It comes to those who wait. 1692 01:39:12.202 --> 01:39:14.579 You know, I'm a very, very strong believer. 1693 01:39:16.748 --> 01:39:18.958 RICHARD: You got to remember, these are isolated people. 1694 01:39:24.339 --> 01:39:25.924 When you're isolated and alone, 1695 01:39:26.007 --> 01:39:27.342 some people can't really deal with it, 1696 01:39:27.425 --> 01:39:29.928 so they get with people like Fran 1697 01:39:30.011 --> 01:39:33.515 and stronger personalities, and they can... 1698 01:39:33.598 --> 01:39:35.600 get inside your head and make you start to think things 1699 01:39:35.642 --> 01:39:37.477 -and wanna do things. -(TAPE WINDS FORWARDS) 1700 01:39:37.560 --> 01:39:40.730 I love it, I love it, I love it here, I love Larrimah. 1701 01:39:40.772 --> 01:39:42.941 It will only take a... 1702 01:39:43.024 --> 01:39:47.487 bit of time before things may work out. 1703 01:39:47.570 --> 01:39:51.574 Somebody'll probably move or disappear or go somewhere. 1704 01:39:51.616 --> 01:39:52.450 (TAPE REWINDS) 1705 01:39:52.534 --> 01:39:54.869 Disappear or go somewhere. I don't know. 1706 01:39:54.953 --> 01:39:57.539 But, you know, time, patience. 1707 01:39:59.290 --> 01:40:01.251 Got plenty of it, plenty of time. 1708 01:40:05.630 --> 01:40:08.466 RICHARD: If Owen was in with her, doing this... 1709 01:40:21.980 --> 01:40:24.357 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1710 01:40:24.441 --> 01:40:26.401 MATTHEW LITTLEJOHN: I represented Owen Laurie, 1711 01:40:26.484 --> 01:40:30.030 who was the gardener of Fran. 1712 01:40:30.113 --> 01:40:32.407 DIRECTOR: 1713 01:40:32.490 --> 01:40:34.159 Well, I can't talk about that, 1714 01:40:34.200 --> 01:40:36.161 that's confidential client information. 1715 01:40:36.494 --> 01:40:41.207 DIRECTOR: 1716 01:40:41.291 --> 01:40:42.542 It's a matter for Owen. 1717 01:40:42.625 --> 01:40:46.129 His instructions remain that he doesn't want to comment. 1718 01:40:46.171 --> 01:40:47.839 ♪ (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1719 01:40:47.922 --> 01:40:50.300 DIRECTOR: 1720 01:40:50.342 --> 01:40:51.593 Again, I can't add anything 1721 01:40:51.676 --> 01:40:54.429 to the evidence that's been given. No comment. 1722 01:40:54.512 --> 01:40:56.431 That's something I can't comment on. (CHUCKLES) 1723 01:40:56.514 --> 01:41:00.560 DIRECTOR: 1724 01:41:00.643 --> 01:41:02.187 I can't talk about that. 1725 01:41:02.270 --> 01:41:04.647 Again, that's not something I can comment, 1726 01:41:04.689 --> 01:41:06.107 can or should comment on. 1727 01:41:06.733 --> 01:41:10.695 DIRECTOR: 1728 01:41:10.779 --> 01:41:12.530 I can't comment on that. 1729 01:41:18.119 --> 01:41:19.746 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1730 01:41:30.840 --> 01:41:33.385 ♪ (GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1731 01:41:46.690 --> 01:41:48.149 COOKIE: 1732 01:41:50.402 --> 01:41:54.406 Oh, I go over there. I just go in there and see Barry 1733 01:41:54.489 --> 01:41:56.574 and just see if he's all right. 1734 01:42:00.328 --> 01:42:04.207 You know? From day to day he changes 1735 01:42:04.249 --> 01:42:06.751 and you do with cancer, you change. 1736 01:42:06.793 --> 01:42:10.130 One minute you're all right, the next minute you're down. 1737 01:42:10.213 --> 01:42:12.215 So, that's the way it goes. 1738 01:42:15.969 --> 01:42:17.637 BARRY: 1739 01:42:20.140 --> 01:42:21.307 So... 1740 01:42:31.026 --> 01:42:33.737 COOKIE: You can fricking hate somebody 1741 01:42:33.778 --> 01:42:37.115 and-- and I've got-- I've got enemies. 1742 01:42:37.198 --> 01:42:40.201 I've always had enemies. But, still, 1743 01:42:40.285 --> 01:42:42.787 you don't wish something like that on 1744 01:42:42.871 --> 01:42:44.372 even your worst enemy 1745 01:42:44.456 --> 01:42:47.709 because it's one of the most cruelest fucking deaths 1746 01:42:47.792 --> 01:42:49.753 you can ever-- you can ever go through. 1747 01:42:54.591 --> 01:42:55.633 (CHUCKLES) 1748 01:43:03.600 --> 01:43:07.395 BOBBIE: 1749 01:43:25.413 --> 01:43:27.999 If I come across him in an accident, 1750 01:43:28.083 --> 01:43:32.462 don't you ever expect me to give him life support. 1751 01:43:33.463 --> 01:43:36.633 I'll stand on his throat and kill him. (CHUCKLES) 1752 01:43:39.094 --> 01:43:42.222 DIRECTOR: 1753 01:43:42.806 --> 01:43:44.891 (SIGHS) I would like to. 1754 01:43:47.936 --> 01:43:48.895 It's... 1755 01:43:50.313 --> 01:43:52.649 It's terrible when you just don't know. 1756 01:43:53.692 --> 01:43:55.568 And-- And-- And you hear that so often. 1757 01:43:55.652 --> 01:43:57.529 People will say, "Well, it's the not knowing." 1758 01:43:57.570 --> 01:44:00.532 But it really is. They're quite right. 1759 01:44:00.573 --> 01:44:03.326 You just don't understand it until it's happened to you. 1760 01:44:16.840 --> 01:44:19.426 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1761 01:44:23.805 --> 01:44:27.851 (GUITAR STRUMS) 1762 01:44:27.892 --> 01:44:31.479 MALE VOICE: 1763 01:45:49.683 --> 01:45:55.730 -(GUITAR STRUM) -(MALE VOICE SINGING) 1764 01:46:03.238 --> 01:46:04.614 FRAN: Oh, my God. 1765 01:46:05.657 --> 01:46:08.326 Oh, my God. I'm glad it's-- Oh, my God. 1766 01:46:08.368 --> 01:46:10.412 I'm glad it's not me. 1767 01:46:10.495 --> 01:46:12.831 You know, him. You know what I mean? 1768 01:46:12.872 --> 01:46:16.042 DIRECTOR: I'm gonna read you some of what was recorded, okay? 1769 01:46:16.126 --> 01:46:17.002 Yeah. 1770 01:46:17.085 --> 01:46:19.170 DIRECTOR: This is all from around two months 1771 01:46:19.254 --> 01:46:20.839 after it happened. 1772 01:46:20.922 --> 01:46:23.800 They have recordings of him saying... 1773 01:46:25.677 --> 01:46:28.096 "Yeah, tell 'em what I've done, 1774 01:46:28.179 --> 01:46:31.808 hit with the fucking hammer, struck him on the head..." 1775 01:46:31.891 --> 01:46:32.976 Yeah, and the nose. 1776 01:46:33.018 --> 01:46:35.186 DIRECTOR: "Hit ya with the fucking hammer." 1777 01:46:35.228 --> 01:46:36.813 Yeah, a claw hammer, yeah. 1778 01:46:37.313 --> 01:46:38.773 (SIGHS) 1779 01:46:42.068 --> 01:46:44.696 DIRECTOR: "Well, they didn't fucking find the hammer 1780 01:46:44.779 --> 01:46:47.657 so they can't get me for anything. 1781 01:46:47.699 --> 01:46:52.078 I tell you fucking repeatedly, you are not finding out. 1782 01:46:52.162 --> 01:46:54.039 You are not finding out." 1783 01:46:54.122 --> 01:46:56.082 Oh, he's gone for sure now. 1784 01:46:58.543 --> 01:46:59.878 Oh, my God. 1785 01:47:01.254 --> 01:47:02.505 Knowing that... 1786 01:47:04.299 --> 01:47:06.051 my head is spinning now. 1787 01:47:09.304 --> 01:47:10.513 (GROANS) 1788 01:47:30.825 --> 01:47:32.952 So, it hasn't finished yet? 1789 01:47:33.036 --> 01:47:35.997 REPORTER: ...alleging Owen Laurie murdered Paddy Moriarty. 1790 01:47:36.081 --> 01:47:38.500 Roxanne Fitzgerald reports from Catherine. 1791 01:47:38.583 --> 01:47:39.876 ROXANNE FITZGERALD: On Wednesday, 1792 01:47:39.918 --> 01:47:42.420 the coroner heard police had bugged Mr. Laurie's home, 1793 01:47:42.504 --> 01:47:44.756 not long after Paddy disappeared. 1794 01:47:44.798 --> 01:47:47.258 They allege secret audio recordings 1795 01:47:47.342 --> 01:47:48.843 captured the gardener saying, 1796 01:47:48.927 --> 01:47:52.305 "I killerated old Paddy, f...ing killerated him. 1797 01:47:52.389 --> 01:47:56.601 I struck him on the f...ing head and killerated the bastard." 1798 01:47:56.643 --> 01:47:58.353 REPORTER: Hello, sir. Do you have anything to say 1799 01:47:58.436 --> 01:47:59.896 after today's allegations? 1800 01:48:01.856 --> 01:48:04.442 Do you have anything to say after today's allegations? 1801 01:48:04.526 --> 01:48:06.486 ♪ (SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1802 01:48:07.612 --> 01:48:14.619 This hugely damning, strange information is dropped 1803 01:48:14.953 --> 01:48:19.082 and then nothing, and... he's allowed to go. 1804 01:48:19.124 --> 01:48:21.459 Mr. Laurie denied it was his voice, 1805 01:48:21.543 --> 01:48:23.545 telling the court, "That wasn't me." 1806 01:48:23.628 --> 01:48:26.089 And had nothing to say as he left. 1807 01:48:27.257 --> 01:48:29.134 DIRECTOR: 1808 01:48:29.175 --> 01:48:30.176 KRISTY: Mm-hmm. 1809 01:48:30.552 --> 01:48:32.220 DIRECTOR: 1810 01:48:32.303 --> 01:48:33.388 KRISTY: Mm. 1811 01:48:33.471 --> 01:48:35.640 DIRECTOR: 1812 01:48:35.724 --> 01:48:40.311 Yeah. So, as damning as that information was, 1813 01:48:40.395 --> 01:48:43.690 you know, excruciating as that information was to listen to, 1814 01:48:43.773 --> 01:48:46.735 are those recordings enough to go on for police? 1815 01:48:46.818 --> 01:48:49.529 Or are we still in the same position 1816 01:48:49.612 --> 01:48:53.658 we were four years ago with no body, no weapon. 1817 01:48:55.493 --> 01:48:57.746 It-- There is still a lot of questions. 1818 01:48:58.121 --> 01:49:00.331 SUE: 1819 01:49:01.499 --> 01:49:02.709 Eh? 1820 01:49:04.169 --> 01:49:06.046 SUE: 1821 01:49:06.129 --> 01:49:07.672 -No! -(CHUCKLES) 1822 01:49:07.714 --> 01:49:09.549 Course I fucking didn't! 1823 01:49:11.801 --> 01:49:14.012 Don't be stupid. I swear to God! 1824 01:49:14.054 --> 01:49:15.305 (SUE SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY OVER PHONE) 1825 01:49:15.347 --> 01:49:18.850 I swear to God, I never done it! I never done nothing! 1826 01:49:18.892 --> 01:49:20.685 KRISTY This is still a hard case. 1827 01:49:20.727 --> 01:49:23.688 It's still a really unresolved case, 1828 01:49:23.772 --> 01:49:26.358 and I can't help but think that the residents of Larrimah 1829 01:49:26.441 --> 01:49:27.692 must feel like that too, you know. 1830 01:49:27.776 --> 01:49:32.113 They must... want this to be over at some point. 1831 01:49:32.197 --> 01:49:33.698 REPORTER: Believing criminal offenses... 1832 01:49:33.782 --> 01:49:35.658 So, we're back to square one. (CHUCKLES) 1833 01:49:35.700 --> 01:49:38.161 REPORTER: Those left in Larrimah, missing their mate, 1834 01:49:38.203 --> 01:49:40.705 hope the findings will bring some closure. 1835 01:49:40.789 --> 01:49:42.207 (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) 1836 01:49:42.290 --> 01:49:43.875 REPORTER: 1837 01:49:46.086 --> 01:49:47.253 REPORTER: 1838 01:49:47.629 --> 01:49:48.838 Um... 1839 01:50:00.767 --> 01:50:02.352 KRISTY: What can't be forgotten is that 1840 01:50:02.394 --> 01:50:05.063 that's someone's friend that they're hearing about. 1841 01:50:12.195 --> 01:50:14.656 Like everyone, I think we want it resolved. 1842 01:50:16.074 --> 01:50:19.536 But the cynic in me doesn't think it's gonna happen. 1843 01:50:19.577 --> 01:50:21.538 I think someone has got away with murder. 1844 01:50:21.579 --> 01:50:23.623 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1845 01:50:23.707 --> 01:50:25.417 So, where's that leave Larrimah? 1846 01:50:27.752 --> 01:50:29.921 (BIRDS CHIRPING) 1847 01:50:33.425 --> 01:50:36.052 ♪ (MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ 1848 01:50:39.931 --> 01:50:41.933 RICHARD: 1849 01:51:05.540 --> 01:51:07.459 Hey. Hey Bobbie. (SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY) 1850 01:51:07.542 --> 01:51:09.210 RICHARD: We're his whole family. We're everything to him, 1851 01:51:09.294 --> 01:51:11.212 you know. We don't call ourselves family 1852 01:51:11.296 --> 01:51:15.091 or anything like that but that's what we are. So... 1853 01:51:15.133 --> 01:51:17.302 COOKIE: I wanted to live here for the rest of me life 1854 01:51:17.385 --> 01:51:19.971 but I've had enough. 1855 01:51:20.013 --> 01:51:23.266 I've had enough of the conflict and the bullshit, 1856 01:51:23.350 --> 01:51:25.143 and I just wanna sell the place. 1857 01:51:28.438 --> 01:51:29.814 KAREN: 1858 01:51:30.607 --> 01:51:32.484 So, um... 1859 01:51:32.567 --> 01:51:35.320 Yeah, try and move on a little bit. 1860 01:51:37.655 --> 01:51:41.868 Cookie, once he sells his house he's going back to Tasmania. 1861 01:51:41.951 --> 01:51:44.079 So, that'll be another person less. 1862 01:51:47.123 --> 01:51:49.042 I don't know what Bill's gonna do. 1863 01:51:56.591 --> 01:51:58.468 I might finish up the only one here. 1864 01:52:08.019 --> 01:52:10.480 DAVID: 1865 01:52:12.190 --> 01:52:13.316 this town dies. 1866 01:52:14.734 --> 01:52:16.444 There's not gonna be anyone here. 1867 01:52:16.528 --> 01:52:18.905 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪ 1868 01:52:18.988 --> 01:52:24.119 ♪ ("I STILL CALL AUSTRALIA HOME" BY PETER ALLEN PLAYING) ♪ 1869 01:52:29.249 --> 01:52:35.839 ♪ I've been to cities That never close down ♪ 1870 01:52:37.048 --> 01:52:44.014 ♪ From New York To Rio and old London town ♪ 1871 01:52:44.681 --> 01:52:48.727 ♪ But no matter how far ♪ 1872 01:52:48.810 --> 01:52:53.898 ♪ Or how wide I roam ♪ 1873 01:52:53.940 --> 01:53:00.488 ♪ I still call Australia home ♪ 1874 01:53:05.744 --> 01:53:07.412 ♪ I'm always travelin' ♪ 1875 01:53:07.454 --> 01:53:09.080 BILLY: 1876 01:53:13.918 --> 01:53:18.048 ♪ So I keep leavin' the sun... ♪ 1877 01:53:18.131 --> 01:53:20.550 DIRECTOR: 1878 01:53:20.592 --> 01:53:23.428 Ah. The freedom, the open spaces. 1879 01:53:27.807 --> 01:53:29.684 ♪ Over the foam ♪ 1880 01:53:29.768 --> 01:53:32.604 RICHARD: 1881 01:53:38.193 --> 01:53:41.946 ♪ I realized something ♪ 1882 01:53:42.030 --> 01:53:47.035 ♪ I've always known ♪ 1883 01:53:47.118 --> 01:53:52.665 ♪ I still call Australia home ♪ 1884 01:53:52.749 --> 01:53:54.584 COOKIE: 1885 01:54:14.437 --> 01:54:16.064 ♪ No matter how far ♪ 1886 01:54:16.106 --> 01:54:18.983 MARK: 1887 01:54:21.903 --> 01:54:25.949 ♪ I still call Australia ♪ 1888 01:54:25.990 --> 01:54:29.744 ♪ I still call Australia ♪ 1889 01:54:29.828 --> 01:54:36.334 ♪ I still call Australia home ♪ 1890 01:54:41.297 --> 01:54:47.971 ♪ No matter how far Or wide I roam ♪ 1891 01:54:48.013 --> 01:54:52.851 ♪ Oh I still call Australia ♪ 1892 01:54:52.934 --> 01:54:56.771 ♪ I still call Australia ♪ 1893 01:54:56.855 --> 01:55:03.903 ♪ I still call Australia home ♪ 1894 01:55:22.630 --> 01:55:25.925 ♪ (SONG CONCLUDES) ♪ 1895 01:55:52.160 --> 01:55:56.581 ♪ ("CHRISTMAS ROSES" BY JANKO NILOVIC PLAYING) ♪ 1896 01:57:07.736 --> 01:57:10.405 ♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪