Looking for Grace Page #4
- Year:
- 2015
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Excuse me, Mrs. Drake.
Is this the most recent
photo of Grace you have?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I'd say so.
I might have a more
recent one at home.
Do you want me to
go home and look?
Um, well, no.
This one was taken this year.
I just don't think
you could have--
That was at a birthday.
I've got one from
from Dan's birthday.
Do you want me to drive
home and get them?
That was a fortnight later.
I just don't see she could have
changed that much in two weeks.
It's just my camera
takes a better photo.
I think this one will do.
It's fine, really.
You sure?
Yeah.
Sorry.
Kitchen's a bit cramped.
It's not really made
for this sort of event.
It was um, that
was Jennie Ambrose.
She said she wants to come
over here with Damien.
Why?
I don't know.
She says she wants
Damien to talk to us.
Damien?
Damien, speak.
Well, I don't know for sure.
Just tell them
what you told me.
Look, all I said was
that they've probably
gone to see Death Dog.
What's Death Dog?
A band.
Where?
I don't know.
Damien.
They might be
playing in Ceduna.
Ceduna?
That's days away.
I think it is only 1 and 1/2.
No, no.
Ceduna-- got to be--
it'd be two-- at
least 2 and 1/2.
Dan.
What?
I don't really know.
They might not be.
You told me that they
were playing in Ceduna.
I think.
I really don't know.
Can I please go now?
Who's Death Dog?
They play hardcore.
Really?
Denise, you in there?
Oh, God.
It's just
that Jenny's going.
All right, I'll be
there in a minute.
Did you want to say goodbye?
Good on you, Jenny.
You did the right thing, there.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, thank you, Jenny.
Yes, thank you, Jenny.
I'm sure it'll be all right.
It's not like her, you know.
Sapphire's a good kid.
So is Grace.
I better go, too.
Do you need a lift, Rosemary?
No, I'm all right.
I drove here.
By yourself?
Yes, Denise.
Because Dan could give
you a lift if you need.
I'm fine, Denise.
Oh, that bloody,
tight-lipped--
Let--
Oh, just leave it, Julie, OK?
Just leave it.
Yeah.
Very, very good
always, at ball games.
Right.
And I think--
Rosemary's leaving.
Rosemary?
Yes, Sapphire's mom, Rosemary.
She said she's going
to drive herself.
Right.
Um, you've met Tom, haven't you?
Yeah.
Met Tom.
On your own?
You want a cup of tea?
Oh, no.
No thanks, Susie.
It-- it must be hard.
Yeah.
I guess the biggest
fear is murder?
Or rape.
Told her that I wouldn't be more
worried about rape than murder.
Or just never knowing,
never finding her.
That'd be hard.
I mean, they never
found Greta's kid.
Who's Greta?
Oh, you remember Greta.
She was-- used to work
at Baker's Delight
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