Melanie: <melodie>Ich kann sagen, dass etwas wirklich seltsam ist</melodie> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris lang="German" border-color="Red" gap="3cm"> Was haben Sie heute an diesem Ort gesehen? Hat jemand ein Unrechts getan? </trebris> Hunter: <melodie>We can help each other.</melodie> <tenor> You look like a foreigner, but i'm sure you speak English. Can you tell me what happened here? How can you help me? </tenor> Melanie: <melodie>I only know basic English and I couldn't understand much of what he said.</melodie> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris lang="English" border-color="Red"> I think you only say somethings. No... </trebris> Hunter: Melanie? Engineering office? <melodie> I think Melanie only know what he means. </melodie> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris> No.....no..... I talk with you in English. Where is engineering office? </trebris> Melanie: <melodie> I can't understand him. He is talking way too fast. I answer to him in German, hoping he would understand more. I don't know where the engineering office. </melodie> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris lang="English"> I don't know where the engineering office. </trebris> <trebris> You can't do this. You have to help me. Do you know where are your parents? </trebris> Hunter: <melodie> I replied in English and nodded my head. At the coffee shop, Melanie showed me photos. </melodie> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris> At the coffee shop, Melanie showed me photos on her camera. The photos were stressful. </trebris> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris> Do you know where the Anderson family is? Can you tell me how you know them? </trebris> Melanie: Hunter...I think i was on the train <melodie> I try to tell Hunter what I did on Friday morning before the discussion with Andersons. </melodie> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris> I was on the train. </trebris> Hunter: Melanie I saw nothing wrong with that <melodie> I saw nothing weird with the questioning. Melanie started to explain something. She told me that she didn't remember the date that her elder sister called her. </melodie> <mezzo-forte further> <trebris> I saw nothing wrong with that. Melanie started to explain something. She told me that she didn't remember the date that her elder sister called her. She told me that it happened in July 1982. The next day, Melanie's sister hadn't called back. </trebris> <newline/> Melanie told her whole story to Hunter. On Wednesday morning, the older sister had left the family's elder sister to go to Adelaide. Melanie added that the younger sister didn't come back from a trip with relatives. Less than three days after her departure, her sister disappeared somewhere in the Tasmanian bushlands. The local search-and-rescue team searched for hours in the rainforest but found nothing. A year later, Melanie's sister hadn't been found. She also mentioned that her sister never showed up during the whole ordeal. At the time, her sister had traveled to Adelaide for an undefined time. Melanie had waited there since without returning a single call from her. She continued by mentioning the older sister who left the house on Thursday. A few days before her departure, her sister went to meet her friends at some park in Lilydale. Melanie had often gone to this park on the weekends. In fact, her sister would sometimes surprise Melanie by showing up at her friend's on Sunday afternoon. The park where her sister went on Wednesday morning was a little different from the other one. She explained that she had found something like a silver necklace on the other side of the park. On Thursday morning, the park where the grandparents had driven them was completely empty. Since then, her sister had not returned.