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Yeah. And it's I can't talk too much about where we're at now, but I can say,
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you know, I feel like closer to finding her now than anyone has ever been. It was, I believe, one of the first
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certainly the first murder in New Zealand. I think that it was completely circumstantial evidence. There was no
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direct evidence, no murder weapon or anything. David Tamahi was convicted. And so what happened is the police had
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built a case saying that this all happened in this one particular area and that the two David Tamahi had buried
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them over near Tames. And then it turned out that a year and a half later, a hunter stumbled across Urban Hogland's
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remains over near Fong Matar, 70 km away from where the police case said. You know, Tommy, he still wasn't let out,
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but it showed that there's there's some things that didn't add up here. There's
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obviously more to this story. So, but her body was never found. So, the remains of her barn were found, but
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Heidi's remains were never found. Surely, there's probably like some missing piece that might point towards
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where she could be. And that was sort of always the goal to to find Heidi, not necessarily to find out who did this,
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but just where she might be.