This is an ABC podcast.

If you're on an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island a person,

we want you to know that this series contains the name of someone who has died.

Tamworth's become my second home during this investigation.

I've been spending more and more time in the town as more and more people come forward with crucial leads.

And as I get closer to the truth, I'm finding I'm not the only one who's hot on the trail. I'm starting to hear that police have been speaking

to the same people, going to the same places, sometimes just a day before or a day after me.

He's coming to the house to talk in a few days. Ask him pretty much the same stuff. What you just ask?

He was looking around the house, saw the family photo, and he said, is that Terry?

I've spoken to some detectives.

Told him about the conversation we'd have with shit and the fact that we'd rent crime stoppers. I'm Alan Clark and this is unravel.

Our season one story is blood on the tracks, an investigation into the death of

Aboriginal team Mark Haynes.

We're almost at the end of the season and if you haven't listened from episode one

this will spoil everything for you. So you

should go back to the start. In this episode Mark Haynes case finally

starts to give up some of its secrets.

We find out about a waterhole on the outskirts of town

where important evidence could be hiding in the depths.

And an alleged confession turns the case upside down.

She said, look, I've had to come around and see you guys, I told me something and it's really

concerned me and I need to set up camp in Tamworth to track down the remaining people

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