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Hello.

It's Glen.

Glen Weaven was 38 when he was sent to jail for the murder of Mary Cook.

Now he's 51, and he's still there.

They only just told me like a minute before a phone call, that I had a phone call.

Around two years after Glenn confessed in that hotel room, he stood trial at the Supreme Court of Victoria

and a jury found him guilty. The judge said Glenn had committed an atrocious crime.

I asked Corrections Victoria if we could interview Glenn. They denied the request.

But someone else who's been talking to Glenn for years gave us these recordings.

They've asked us not to reveal who they are, but the phone calls give us a rare insight into how

Glenn sees this case.

I'm just trying to do me time.

I want to go home as quickly as possible as I can.

And to this day, he says he's innocent.

Child court system was all about truth.

Trial fight, all the truth is going to come out.

But it didn't.

It was just the best story on the day one.

He hasn't got that long left of his sentence.

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