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Norfolk Island is a small island in the Pacific Ocean situated between Australia and New Zealand,

a place of spectacular scenery and peaceful beauty. The total area of the island is 34

kilometers squared or 13 miles squared. With a population of only around 2,000 people,

Norfolk Island is a tight-knit community with a unique and complex web of friendships

and relationships. The island was discovered by Captain James Cook in 1774 and it was first

used as a jail for the worst convicts from the Australian colony. The island is a self-governing

territory of Australia with its own laws, including strict customs and immigration regulations.

Tourists from all over the world flock to Norfolk Island for its unique history and its

reputation for being a paradise. It's considered a safe and friendly place. Somebody is always

willing to give you a helping hand. Dores and windows are left unlocked at night.

Some crime almost doesn't exist. There hadn't been a murder on Norfolk Island since 1893.

Ron and Carolyn Patton married in 1968 and spent their honeymoon on Norfolk Island. They

never suspected that 31 years later their daughter Janelle would make the island her home.

Janelle Patton was born in Pennant Hills, the suburb of Sydney on the 30th of June 1972.

She was a bright girl who loved music. She played the piano, the clarinet and performed in the

school band. At the age of five her parents received her report card with a message from a teacher

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