A Cry in the Dark

1:03:01

Cockatoos are white, red, and...
They can be all kinds of colours.

1:03:07

Why won’t Daddy walk with us?

1:03:10

- Cos he’s cracked.
- He’s what?

1:03:12

He’s concerned for our safety. He’s
walking ahead in case someone’s there.

1:03:17

I think he’s cracked.

1:03:26

You’re right. It’s the same model as mine.

1:03:29

Have a look at what
Webber found under the dash.

1:03:35

I don’t believe this. This is identical.

1:03:37

I reckon there’s a real possibility here.

1:03:41

- Can I photograph this?
- You can cut it out if you want to.

1:03:45

It’s incredible. They must be cracked!
Nobody’s gonna believe that line of bull.

1:03:50

Let me get this straight. In ten minutes,

1:03:52

I’m supposed to have taken the baby
back to the tent, put her down,

1:03:57

put on my tracksuit pants, right?

1:03:59

Carted her off to the car,

1:04:01

cut her throat, cut her head off
with the nail scissors,

1:04:04

stuffed her body in the camera bag -
have you seen the size of that?

1:04:08

And I hurry up and clean up the blood out
the car, then pick up a can of baked beans

1:04:13

because Aidan, who’s been here all the
time, watching, I suppose, is still hungry.

1:04:19

So I take him back to the tent
and take off my tracksuit pants

1:04:23

and sprinkle bIood - my own baby’s
blood - round the tent, and on Reagan.

1:04:28

And then...

1:04:30

When do I make the little dingo tracks
round the tent? Round then, I suppose.

1:04:35

Then we have a happy race back to
the barbecue, as if nothing had happened.

1:04:40

It sounds preposterous
but that is the Crown’s case.

1:04:43

Look what I found.

1:04:45

It’s exactly the same as
the spray under our dashboard.

1:04:49

Good on you, mate.

1:04:50

- That’s the good news today.
- What’s the matter?

1:04:53

- They reset the trial for September.
- September?

1:04:56

I’ll be seven months pregnant.
I’ll look like Humpty Dumpty.