..on Hunted...
Oh, my God, they're here, they're here, they're here.
..after being moments away
from capture on day three of the hunt...
(WHIMPERS)
Where are you?
..Ben and Luke made a miraculous escape
from the hunters.
That residence is a dry hole.
CHIEF: There is nothing there.
Absolutely nothing.
But after making it to day 13 with no contacts
and minimal supplies...
Oh, Lordy, this is my life.
..the newlyweds found reprieve in the rural town of Healesville...
(GASPS) A full length mirror.
(PHONE RINGS) ..before a tip-off...
..saw the hunters launch Operation Kitchen Sink...
MAN: HQ, that's Sparrow 1 airborne.
..under the cover of darkness.
Captured pants are on. Capture pants are deployed.
BEN: Sounds like a drone. Come on.
Go get the bags and we'll go hide. Take cover.
Hardly going to be seen in a building.
LUKE: True.
HUNTER: Stop there!
Oh, they're here!
Go, Alpha, let's get him!
Ben, stop there.
While one half of the newlywed fugitive pair has now been captured...
Stop running, it's over.
(OVER RADIO) Confirm. I've got Ben.
(CHEERING)
Awesome stuff. You got the cash on you, mate?
BEN: Luke's got the cash.
..hairdresser Luke and their $103,000 are still at large.
HUNTER 2: Come on, Luke, you want to come out before the canine.
(BARKING)
Alpha, Delta, you know what we need to do.
This is a classic pincer. Let's get this done.
Let's get Luke in the bag.
(OVER RADIO) We're now zooming in on the main area
where the kitchen is for any signs of foot movement.
If he gets out of this, it's bloody...
New nickname's Harry Houdini.
(DRONE BUZZES)
LUKE: (WHISPERS) The drone is coming.
(DRONE BUZZES)
(WHISPERS) I can't get back and hide...
..until they go.
(RADIO BEEPS)
Overwatch, Overwatch, have you got eyes on?
MAN: At this stage, nil movement around those main buildings.
(OVER RADIO) He might have gone static under a tree.
Get Chopper on scene.
(OVER RADIO) Yeah, Rabbit moving now?
(CHOPPER GARBLES)
(WHINES)
What's that, Chopper?
(BARKS)
Good boy.
(BARKS) Stop there!
Blue, go! Blue!
We got to run out this way.
(OVER RADIO) We've got a runner toward the east.
Go, go, go, go, go, go!
(OVER RADIO) East toward the creek.
Good job.
Go, Chopper.
(INDISTINCT SPEECH)
Luke, stop there.
LUKE: (LAUGHS) Catch me if you can. Catch me if you can.
Woo! Woo! Woo!
WOMAN: Is that Luke squealing?
(SHOUTS) The hunters are here!
The hunters!
Woo!
BEN: Go, Luke!
Go, Luke!
Run!
HUNTER: Luke, stop there!
Keep running!
Run!
Bluey, get the spotlight on.
MAN: (OVER RADIO) Get that drone orientated to...
Spotlight. Spotlight.
We've got him in a dead end.
Stop there, mate!
It's over.
You have been hunted down.
(CHEERING)
Awesome stuff. That's great work.
Well done, buddy. (INDISTINCT SPEECH)
Luke's in the bag. Well done.
There you go. We confirm we've got Luke in the bag.
Do you want to speak to him?
How did you find your time on the run, Luke?
Yeah. Really easy. It took you ages!
I'm just a hairdresser. You guys are the professionals.
Oh, we weren't trying until about two hours ago.
Oh, really?
Oh, that's funny, 'cause I seen you run up the driveway days ago.
Oh, I know! I got away from you.
You were slippery. You were slippery.
Well, we got you in the end, mate.
But to be fair to you and Ben, you've given us a good go.
But, yes, your time on the run is very much over.
Chopper, do you like money?
(BARKS)
BEN: How does it go, darl?
I've got no socks on, no undies. Aw!
We did 13 days. I know! Nearly 14.
I'm so proud of you. I'm so proud of you.
We're a great team.
We did an amazing job.
I would have liked to have made extraction,
but I'm just glad to have done this with you.
It was like the ultimate, coolest, weirdest, amazing, scariest thing
all rolled into one.
And we're still true to ourselves the whole time.
The whole way.
We were still Ben and Luke, the authentic versions of ourselves,
and we had a bloody good time doing it.
It was so much fun!
I don't know how many bank robbers on the run have as much fun
as what we did. (LAUGHTER)
It was a blast.
After Luke and Ben's capture,
the hunters now have just four pairs
of amateur bank robbers,
vying to reach extraction,
carrying $412,000 in prize money.
CHIEF: Alright, team. Look, that was an awesome capture last night.
Well done for everyone.
MAN: Well done.
We've captured five fugitive pairs,
and now we are going to put all our resources
on the remaining fugitives.
Let's keep hunting. Let's keep hunting hard.
I want a clean table.
Yes, Chief.
Let's talk about fugitives Andy and Deb.
They've stayed off the radar.
We don't have a lot of information on these guys.
DEB: So a car's coming now.
You don't know what car they're driving.
ANDY: Hang on, now who's this guy?
Are you working here or do you want...?
Where are you from?
Yeah, I'm not sure about that, mate.
This is risky as.
This could be a hunter ploy.
Do you have a phone? We can just call to double-check that it's him.
Hello?
No yet.
I was just making sure the hunters hadn't sent him.
I think a social engineering campaign out to the public.
CHIEF: Yep.
Rather than waiting for Andy and Deb to spike,
I think let's spike them.
Same tactic as we used on Ondeane and Shelli.
Yeah, I think so.
DEB: The further we get in the hunt,
the less fugitives there are going to be.
Things are really going to heat up.
Constantly on high alert,
constantly second-guessing every decision we make.
TAXIDRIVER: Car.
That social media campaign was fruitful for us.
Yeah, we want Andy and Deb to every time they step off an address
and go out in the public eye, they're worried about being spotted.
CHIEF: Let's get on to it.
Right, Akec and Joe.
We've done a fantastic job at disrupting the network.
We strongly suspect that we have completely denied them access
and burnt their entire safety net.
And they're now frantically trying to scratch around
for other resources.
At some point, they are going to pop up,
and that's when we'll be ready to strike.
I think full-crisis mode for these two.
I mean, there's nowhere to run.
JOE: This is the worst part about camping
when people steal your territory.
AKEC: No, you can have your shit tent back, mate.
It's just stress.
Like you spend the whole day stressing.
You don't know what the hunters know.
The hunters. The hunters!
Seeing the hunters was so scary, man.
Did we just drive past hunters. (LAUGHS)
Get out of here!
We just made the decision to leave,
and we are just out in the middle of nowhere,
trying to evade capture.
I want to jump on that boat and get away from you!
Say hello to them and maybe we can get a ride.
We are underprepared with this camp.
OK, so.
Yeah, it's been bloody stressful.
Hello!
They're like, "Yeah, nah." (LAUGHS)
CHIEF: Fugitives Romanee and Chelsea.
What do we have on these guys?
Bravo expanded their searches down into Echuca,
and that was off the back of the hit on the ATM.
We looked at camp sites, we spoke to members of the public.
No sightings, whatsoever.
Cell dumps didn't come to anything either.
So unfortunately, Chief, nothing to report.
We cannot let bank robbers get away.
ROMANEE: This is the energy that we need to channel.
CHELSEA: Yeah.
Dear, Ned, please keep us. Please keep us safe.
He was our age. He was literally our age.
26. You're joking.
He is us. He is us.
He is us. 26.
Larrikins. The Underdogs. Gentlemen.
The Bush Battlers. Yeah. That's us.
We're cut from the same cloth.
We're cut from the same cloth, babes.
Probably shouldn't stand in the most attract...
Like the biggest attraction. Alright.
CHIEF: Alright, and the last pair, Kaylie and Tony.
We 100% confirm Kaylie and Tony have got a cab
from Leongatha to Inverloch.
Question which is unanswered is where to from there?
We've put in CCTV requests and they've proved to reveal nothing.
So they've actually gone dark, Chief.
Yeah. Look, we need to think outside the box on these two.
I'm not happy.
We will catch every fugitive that we have on our table.
No one will get to the extraction point.
ALL: Yes, Chief! Let's get to work.
TONY: Well, I don't think
we've got a chance in hell of getting found down here.
KAYLIE: There's so many good hiding spots here.
NARRATOR: Since the robbery...
..their network of rally contacts have taken fugitives Tony and Kaylie
to all corners of Victoria...
Yes!
That's how we like it - covered in dust!
..and in all forms of transport.
My goodness, we're a risky team.
Waving to the hunters.
Thanks for having us
and trusting in some people that robbed a bank.
After staying with a friend in Bendigo,
they've been dropped off in the bush...
You reckon that's him? Yep. Definitely.
..before they meet up with their next prearranged rally contact.
Perfect. Oh, beautiful.
With most leads on Tony and Kaylie's rally network going cold,
the cyber team are widening their search,
including re-examining the fugitives social media accounts.
What?
Ah!
Is this in relation to Tony and Kaylie?
Yeah. BEN: Go on. Hit me with it.
What have we got?
Well, I have found more associates.
They've got mutual friends online. Let me come over to you, then.
So they're part of, like, just the general mechanics
and electronics kind of rally car network.
So, Eli Simon...?
I believe they might be brothers, but that's yet to be confirmed.
Alright. Brilliant.
Let's get their addresses. No worries.
Vikki's been doing some great digging around the internet
to try and find out what we can and can't find
about associates in Victoria.
One good thing actually about them going to that rally recently
is the fact it confirms
they are tapping into the rally network.
(RADIO BEEPS)
Out to you, Alpha and Charlie, do you read?
(RADIO BEEPS) Alpha, Lima Charlie.
Charlie's here.
Um, guys, we have a family of interest today.
Eli and Simon.
(OVER RADIO) We really, really need to understand the network a lot better.
We'll chuck the kitchen sink at this.
Take our time. Be patient.
Listening devices and all that good stuff.
Yeah, Ben, that's a good copy.
It's time to let this team's tyres down, I think.
In a multi-pronged strategy,
Team Charlie are approaching Eli's business address
in Melbourne's South East...
What does Eli get up to when he's not here at work?
..only to speak to work colleague Katie
while 56km further south, near the rural town of Bass,
Team Alpha are mobilising on Simon.
HUNTER: Let's go. Door's open. Front door's open.
HUNTER 2: Yeah.
The rally network is quite a small, close-knit community
to the east of Melbourne,
so you can bet your ass it will be a hard one to crack.
So where are the fugitives?
I might have picked them up over a week ago now.
And where did you take them to?
Did you go to Simon's place?
No. Maybe.
OK.
HUNTER: How are you, Simon? Pretty confident you had 'em here.
(CHUCKLES) Ah, they've been here.
They're not here anymore? No.
No.
We are going to follow the trail like we always do
and find some intelligence and hopefully it will be their undoing.
HUNTER 2: Alright, I'm done.
With Katie offering little intel for Team Charlie to work with,
they covertly plant a listening device,
hoping that Katie will be spooked by their visit
and call someone within the fugitives' network.
Come on, Katie.
They're now listening in.
Who is that?
"They're on to me. And they're on to you."
Yeah. What the...?
Eli?
Oh, my God, they're there!
The fugitive pair are at Eli's house.
HQ. HQ, this is Charlie. Priority. Priority.
Oh. (OVER RADIO) Priority. Priority.
Oh, my God, they're there.
HUNTER: The fugitive pair are at Eli's house.
After planting a listening device,
Team Charlie finally have a new lead
on rally team Tony and Kaylie.
HQ, HQ, this is Charlie. Priority. Priority.
BEN: Oh! (OVER RADIO) Priority. Priority.
Coming up now.
I'm excited. I need some really good news. What do you got for me?
You need to be excited. Yeah, be excited.
So, in summary, we left a listening device with Katie.
Sounds like the fugitive pair are at Eli's house.
BEN: Wow. Right. I'll tell Alpha.
If Alpha could get there and throw a net over that place,
they may well execute a capture.
Oh! FEMALE HUNTER: Let's go.
HUNTER: That's us. One minute out. What's the plan, mate?
Righto, so we're going to get to this property and lock it down.
They believe they could be inside.
Uh, wait. We now have another vehicle just arrived.
Get around that back, mate, 'cause they're here.
That's just locked the house down first.
Yep.
Bluey, lock the house down.
Bluey, confirm we got eyes on the backyard yard.
Yeah, mate, my all clear.
HQ, Alpha.
Send.
(OVER RADIO) So we've now got the house locked down.
Blue to the rear. Myself to the front.
That's me at the front door now. Stand by.
BLUEY: (OVER RADIO) Got possible movement in the house, mate.
(KNOCKS)
Hey, I'm getting a bit of movement.
Got someone around the back. G'day. How you going?
Hi. Just looking for Kaylie and Tony.
Are you just captaining? Oh, OK.
There's no one else here in the residence?
OK.
Right. OK.
Alright, well, I'll let you get back to cat-sitting.
HQ, Alpha Rover.
Go ahead.
(OVER RADIO) We did think that, um, Kaylie and Tony were in there,
but it was just the...just the cat-sitter.
(SIGHS) So stand down.
Had the cat lady been a fugitive, we would have had her in the bag,
put it that way.
That's right!
With Eli away for the weekend,
Tony and Kaylie have actually been dropped off
in the north east of Victoria...
WOMAN: Hey. KAYLIE: Hey.
Thank goodness you picked up the phone.
(ALL GREET EACH OTHER)
..to meet up with contacts Sue and Neil.
SUE: How tired are we? Exhausted? TONY: Pretty much. Yeah.
Didn't sleep very well last night. No.
Hopefully, you can get a decent one tonight.
They've agreed to house the fugitives on their houseboat,
moored in remote Lake Eildon.
Wow, this is a lovely spot. This is beautiful.
It's a great spot. Holy crap.
Jesus! Wow.
The hunters, they've got drones. They've got cars.
Surely they can't organise a boat in enough time to catch us?
Yeah, and we'll be safe on a boat in the middle of the lake.
Of the four fugitive pairs scattered across Victoria,
married couple Andy and Deb have spent the most time
living off the grid.
DEB: OK, that looks pretty good.
But they're now enjoying a bit of R&R at a stranger's house
before heading off to the bush again.
(DOG WHINES)
ANDY: Now we've showered, we are...
We smell good!
I'm feeling myself. Feeling myself. Feeling myself.
Our entire game plan has been to move every 24 hours...
The car's just there. Yeah, let's go.
..camping and going bush...
You're going to be an absolute pro at setting up a tent.
..use costumes and disguises,
all the Jason Bourne tactics and techniques?
Yes. Does that look pregnant, then?
Yeah. Heaps better.
We have no mobile phone devices, no computers,
we cannot use technology...
There's this one that we saw as well.
That's quite a long walk out.
..and mostly reliant on strangers.
Hello.
We're just sort of trying to find a place to bed down for the night.
WOMAN: Hello! How are you going?
With always having an escape route from any location we're in.
MAN: Well, jump over it, and hide down in there.
Yeah. Yeah.
You know, $103,000, we want to take it home,
so just happy to do anything that means we can make it.
(KNOCK AT DOOR)
Uh-oh.
Is that...?
Oh! Good one!
(LAUGHTER)
Um, where's my moneybag? Oh, there it is.
Whilst getting ready to leave...
Oh, my gosh! "Have you seen these people?"
..Andy and Deb's hosts alert them to the hunters' social media campaign.
I feel so targeted by the hunters.
It makes me feel really angry
because it has made our game so much harder.
But we're going to get them back
and I'll write down the phone number
because we want to taunt them back with this number.
To execute their revenge,
Andy and Deb have devised a plan
to use the hunters' social media campaign against them...
Hello, mate. Hello. Sorry to spring in...
What's your name? Evan.
Evan. I'm Andy.
..enlisting the help of a neighbour to access an online marketplace
where users can sell unwanted items.
The Hunted team who are looking for us put a Instagram post up
where they left a phone number.
So what we're wanting to do is maybe put a Gumtree advert on...
OK...
..and attach that phone number to ring the Hunted people
so that they...we're wasting their time -
they've got to answer all these phone calls.
Thank you so much. Amazing!
Post a couple of different items, Deb,
just so that we get some interest.
So "post an item".
Um, now what are we going to sell?
Well, for instance, we could put this watch on there.
Yeah.
So we could take a photo of the watch.
Are you going to say free?
Say $10.
Really?
Contact name.
What should we call...? Somebody, I think, in HQ.
Ben, Deb. Ben!
OK, so that one's done.
Jacket as well? Yeah, best do the jacket.
"Phone Ben for more info."
This is a bit of a risky move.
Post ad.
Alrighty.
Hopefully there's no way to trace that back to where we are now...
It's got the hunter's phone number,
which shows on the ad and their name, which is Ben.
And then I've turned off any location here
and it doesn't have your email attached to it.
..especially considering how far we've come in the game.
Oh, you're a legend. Thank you so much.
Yeah, thanks so much, mate. You're a champion.
I hope we haven't left any breadcrumbs
that is going to lead to our demise.
Um, just to give you a heads up, I spoke to Alpha...
After the hunters launched a social media campaign
on Andy and Deb with their tip line...
(PHONE RINGS)
The phone's ringing.
..the Fugitive's Gumtree ad revenge...
Hello? ..is now in play.
MAN: (OVER PHONE) Hey, how are you going?
I'm very well, thank you. Who's speaking, please?
Yeah. It's Johnno. Hello, Johnno.
What was it you're after?
Yeah, mate, I'm just calling about the jacket.
Is that still available?
Oh. Very nice. Not me mate, but good luck.
Oh, OK. Sorry, mate. I'll check the number.
No worries. Bye-bye.
This gets weirder and weirder every year.
(PHONE RINGS)
Hi, this is Graham. How are you going?
MAN: (OVER PHONE) I'm well, thank you.
Are you selling a jacket on Gumtree, by any chance?
No, we're...we're tracking fugitives.
Tracking fugitives? Oh, really?
Yeah. Um...
I haven't had any concerns about fugitives.
I'll tell you what.
(LAUGHS) What doesn't kill us makes us stronger!
BEN: Oh, for God's sake. What the hell's going on?
Hello? MAN: (OVER PHONE) Hey, man.
I'm just calling about the jacket on Gumtree. Is that still available?
It looks in pretty good nick.
If you're giving it away for free,
I'm just wondering - what's the catch?
My God.
Oh... We might have to get a new phone number.
It's actually making me quite angry.
Ooh.
We have identified that someone set a Gumtree account up
with the number from the tip line.
So we can expect, I guess, lots of information
or lots of calls today about things that are completely irrelevant
to fugitive hunting.
(PHONE RINGS) Hello?
WOMAN: (OVER PHONE) Hey, I'm just calling about the jacket
you've got on Gumtree.
What material is it made...?
Sorry.
CARTER: So, I've located the jacket along with two other posts
that had our phone number attached to it.
GRAEME: Whoever's done that may be working with the fugitives.
I want to know who it is.
We can put in a warrant to get this user's details.
Yeah, let's do that.
It could be Joe.
You know, he tries to be the funny man.
Potentially. It could be anyone.
You know who that will be, don't you, setting that Gumtree up?
I reckon it's Andy and Deb.
I was making the tea thinking about it.
If I was going to be a betting man,
this would be Andy and Deb have got someone to set this up
on their behalf.
We put Andy and Deb's mug shots online,
so they would have seen those.
They may have been a bit scared
about members of the public calling in,
so they want to confuse matters by putting our number online.
So, Ben... Hello.
We've got the account details
of the person responsible for posting the Gumtree ad,
and the account name is Ben Owen.
Did someone actually put my... As in it's my account? Me?
Brilliant.
We've got an email and a phone number.
The email address is goofy2264...
OK. Is that yours?
It's not. No.
I've got some weird emails, but that's not one of them.
I am very much a banter kind of guy.
I quite like things like this, it's funny,
so I haven't taken any offence to it.
But at the end of the day, it will be their undoing
and we'll find out who set it up, where they set it up
and get us back on the trail of Andy and Deb.
Cyber, can you do that, the email and phone number research?
If it's one of the fugitives dicking about,
we'll be able to dick around with them.
That is good, we're like a bit of banter,
but hopefully the banter will turn into intelligence.
DEB: Thank you so much. Thank you. ANDY: Thank you, guys.
We'll send through a carton of 12 wines to say thank you
when we get back to Adelaide.
South Australian fugitives Andy and Deb are sticking to their strategy
of moving locations every 24 hours...
Now's the time to get out of here. Yeah.
..now being driven by their helper to a rural campground.
I think it will be good.
Like, I think Ben is going to be pissed off.
Yeah, the only worry is, you know, how long does it take
to work out the details of who posted the ad?
Can they can they do that?
I'm definitely feeling hyper paranoid right now.
That Instagram and Facebook post is still rattling me.
Strangers are essentially danger for us
because we just don't know if we can trust them.
There's always that 1% of doubt
that maybe he could dob us in to the hunters.
Basically, one person in all of Victoria who could...
..we knew could have rung the hotline,
knowing where we're staying, but...
Back in Hunter HQ...
Ben, you don't have a pseudonym of 'Evan', do you?
Yeah. Yeah, I do.
..cyber expert Carter has uncovered the owner of the phone number
connected to the fake Ben Owen Gumtree account.
Do you reckon this is the guy that set it up
on behalf of fugitives or something?
I think so. It's registered to this landscaper.
Alright, nice one.
Might be worth a phone call.
Whoever that person is would have had to have interaction
with Andy and Deb.
We're interested in finding that interaction
and where it was and when it was.
And if it was in the last 24 hours,
it doesn't matter if we've known nothing about Andy and Deb,
because now we do.
Alright, where's this number? Evan.
Is that Evan? Yeah.
Hey, mate. My name is Ben. How are you?
Alright. Awesome.
Um, I'm just calling about Andy and Debbie.
Have you got a couple of minutes?
Uh, have you got the right number?
I mean, I don't even know who Deb might be.
Oh, OK, mate.
Yeah, I just want a bit of light information, that's all,
and then we see how we go.
I don't know what you're talking about.
You do, mate.
Essentially, as you would have already been told,
it's two individuals that are on the run.
Um, it's our job to try and track them down.
If people have assisted them on the way,
then we're acting as real life.
So if you've assisted fugitives,
obviously you would have the police knock at your door,
ask you questions,
and if you said no, and you did help,
you would be obviously looking at a prison sentence.
So if we play it along those lines, mate, that will be awesome.
Oh...
(LAUGHTER) Oh, God.
Alright, Evan, you're wasting my time, mate.
Have a nice day. Bye-bye.
Well, there you go.
So that came to nothing.
We have been given the run around with Andy and Deb's network,
and I can tell you now we are getting very tired.
Enough is enough.
The game will end and they will be caught.
And don't forget, they've got to be lucky every single day.
We've got to be lucky once.
I'm sure we can spam his phone.
Yeah. Cyber hack him. No, don't.
BEN: Any update in the hunt for Tony and Kaylie?
Even though we've found a bunch of associates
in Simon and Katie and Eli,
we've had no visibility of them at this point.
So we still have their last known at Inverloch, right?
Correct.
Despite reaching a dead end with Eli and his brother Simon,
the cyber team aren't giving up
on infiltrating the rally family network
aiding Tony and Kaylie,
now looking into Simon's son, Jackson.
VIKKI: Jay... JAY: Yo.
Can I borrow you for a second?
This is weird.
Yeah, I'm gonna say blocked contact.
Blocked? Mm-hm.
So, Jackson's blocked...Sue.
Why would he block his own mother?
That really just rings alarm bells
that they're actually trying to hide this connection.
Music to my ears, mate.
Let's see if we get any more information.
Do residence checks on Sue
and also her phone to be on full intercept.
Police check.
I'm just really excited about the blockage.
Can we put a residence check in as the first thing?
Yes. Thank you.
Do we want to get a listening device for Jackson,
or do we just get around there and get in?
CHIEF: I reckon we just get around there and get in.
Fine.
Right. Five minutes out.
Going to see Jackson.
Here we go.
Jeez.
Nice.
Hey, Jackson, how are you going?
Busy, busy, busy. Yeah?
We won't take up too much of your time.
You obviously know why we're here. Yeah, yeah.
So what can you tell me about Kaylie and Tony?
What can I tell you?
Dad just had some people that were coming
'cause they needed a job for the day.
Right now, we're looking at a family network.
OK.
So anyone you can think of that would be helping them right now?
Like, um...
Like I said, they left here with Dad and the rest of the guys,
so..
Just, uh, human behaviour, right?
When you're lying, you take these big pauses
and you look away.
That's what I'm picking up here.
So what can you tell me about where they left from here?
I actually don't know.
Like, we're just trying to build race cars here.
Do you want to build a race car with us?
G'day, Ben. BEN: G'day guys.
What's Jackson got to say for himself, then?
(CHUCKLES) Mate...
That bloke could be a good mechanic,
but couldn't lie straight in bed if he tried.
Oh, OK. Gotcha.
So I feel they know where they've gone,
but, um, yeah, we unfortunately couldn't get that out of him.
Alright. Thank you so much. Appreciate it.
Righto. Cheers, Ben. We'll chat soon.
That's the way it goes.
Sometimes they speak, sometimes they don't.
It's frustrating when you're speaking to people
that are close to them in the network
that aren't going to give up much information,
but, at some point, they're going to make a mistake.
So we need to keep that foot to the floor
and keep the pressure on.
Under the cover of darkness...
Here they come now.
..fugitives Tony and Kaylie are preparing to board a tender
that will take them to their contact's houseboat,
currently moored in a remote part of Lake Eildon.
MAN: Are you good? KAYLIE: Hey.
Are you good? Yeah.
In you come.
This has got to be the best plan...
Yeah. ..in the history of Hunted.
Well done, girlie. Thank you.
I reckon the hunters will have a hell of a hard time
following us down this road.
Is that your boat, there?
That is ginormous.
Holy shit, Batman! Holy moly!
(LAUGHS)
How good is this?!
Welcome aboard, guys. Ha-ha!
Thank you. This is...
This is wonderful.
This is better than...
Wow.
Oh, my goodness.
This is awesome. Yeah!
Wow. No-one's going to find us here. No.
No-one is ever going to find us here.
Come in.
Would you mind giving us a tour around?
Sure. Oh, this is gorgeous.
My goodness.
We're sitting on a boat in the middle of Lake Eildon,
that's just fantastic.
Is this a bar? It's a bar.
Yes!
We're now sitting pretty, and things are looking up.
The best part? Yes?
This gets better? Oh!
My goodness.
I think we might be able to suffer through living here
for a couple of days, eh? (BOTH LAUGH)
Thank you for having us. Thank you.
While the fugitives settle in to their luxury hide-out,
Sue has some urgent news from her son, Jackson.
SUE: So, Simon and Jackson... Yes?
..they all love the buggies and everything.
The hunters were there.
Holy crap. So, they were at Jackson's?
They were at Jackson's.
Wow. Yeah.
We've been in planes and flown across one side
of the state to the other.
How in the hell would they have tracked us down?
They've put two and two together pretty fast.
That's a bit disconcerting.
So, that means all their resources are on us at the moment.
After us. Right.
It's like the hunters are breathing down our necks, really.
Last night was a bit of a reality check.
Sometimes you forget you're a fugitive.
Yeah. Like, you know you're a fugitive,
but you forget what you're in for. Yeah.
On a luxury houseboat
with their rally friends, Sue and Neil,
fugitives Tony and Kaylie are still reeling from the news
that Sue's son, Jackson, was visited by the hunters.
We just have to assume that everyone that we've spoken to
has been compromised now.
We won't be able to go back to any of them.
Mm-hm.
Do you think, um...?
Do you know anywhere, Sue, we might be able to go,
find somebody at the pub,
maybe borrow their phone,
make a phone call and make a few plans?
Well, there's townships on the lake.
Yeah. Probably...
I mean, probably the one that you'd be more familiar with
would be Bonnie Doon.
Yeah. (LAUGHS) You know, for serenity.
Yeah, that'd be cool.
NEIL: Look at the serenity.
With the fugitives going to Bonnie Doon for the serenity,
they're planning to use a stranger's phone
to contact an out-of-state rally driver
to help them continue to evade the hunters.
SUE: Lunch is served. Thank you.
Have you got a phone on you, mate? MAN: I have got a phone.
We're fugitives on the run. Yeah.
If we could possibly make a quick phone call?
You could do that, and I think you've got the name
for a great band there. 'Two Fugitives On The Run.'
Thank you.
Hey, Paul, it's Tony.
Is there any chance that you could maybe grab one of our cars
and...and...and a bit of cash and come down?
Yeah, I know it's a long way
to drive from New South Wales, but...
PAUL: (OVER PHONE) Yeah, OK.
Yes? Will...will do.
Thanks, mate. Alright. Thank you very much.
You've got to fill us in. What is going on?
We can't. We'd have to kill you.
With their getaway plans secured,
the fugitives return with Sue and Neil
to the houseboat...
NEIL: Well, the hunters didn't steal our boat.
No.
..while HQ continued their investigation into Sue.
Hey, Vicky? Yes?
We have all of the addresses registered to Sue.
Oh, God. The primary residence is located
in Chirnside Park, and the second address
is a houseboat, which is currently moored
in Lake Eildon.
Eildon?
GRAEME: What a place to hide out. Houseboat.
And you'd be self-sufficient. You wouldn't need to move.
Yep. Going from shoreline to shoreline,
you can quickly extract.
Great location to go and hide out, mate.
Before sending ground hunters,
with Sue's phone already on full intercept,
HQ confirm whether she's currently at home or on the water.
WOMAN: Simpf? Yep.
We've just had a location ping on Sue's phone.
The phone has pinged in Lake Eildon.
Lake Eildon, mate.
We're going to Bonnie Doon.
CHIEF: Looks good. Let's get them up there.
Alpha and Delta, hunter operations, over.
Alpha. Send. over.
Delta. Copy.
Deploy to Lake Eildon.
Move now! Out.
(BEEP)
Yeah. Alpha good. Copy.
We are throwing everything that we have at fugitives
Kaylie and Tony.
We have to. They've stayed off the radar way too much.
And we need to get them in the bag.
Back on Sue's houseboat,
the fugitives are putting on disguises
before the next leg of their journey to the mainland,
where they will meet up with their contact.
KAYLIE: Got the money?
Got the money.
Awesome.
I've never worn contacts
like this before.
Give it a go.
Don't know how to do it.
We've got some boat registrations coming through.
And we've got a picture here of an Indigo houseboat.
PARTNER: Roger.
WOMAN: Let's pump it up. Let's go.
HQ, this is Delta.
We're at the vantage point, heading there now.
Yeah. Alpha good, copy.
We're currently scanning the lake.
Get some eyes on this boat.
Up here, Em.
You can see straight down.
Indigo. Indigo. Indigo.
With 18 marinas, Lake Eildon is home to over 700 houseboats.
And with Sue's phone location ping only giving them
an approximate location,
from their vantage points along the shoreline,
the ground hunters have a vast area to search for the fugitives.
It's bloody huge.
Can you make out names?
I can't make out the names from this distance.
This is massive.
It's bloody huge, mate.
Yep. This is going to be a needle in a haystack.
HQ, this is Delta. We're at the vantage point,
heading there now. That way, Kel.
Taking up vantage points around Lake Eildon,
ground hunter teams Alpha and Delta are ramping up their offensive
on the houseboat believed to be harbouring fugitives
Tony and Kaylie.
All they've got to go on is the houseboat's distinctive name
and logo.
Indigo. Indigo. Indigo.
It's hard to see.
Can you make out names?
I can't make out the names from this distance.
I'll tell you what - this is a huge lake.
So many boats.
So many houseboats. How do we pick one out of all of these?
With over 700 houseboats across multiple marinas
and the large body of water proving time-consuming
and difficult to search...
This is a massive. Bloody huge, mate.
..the ground hunters call for backup.
No.
(BEEP) Yeah, HQ, Alpha.
Can we request support in this area?
CHIEF: So, what have we got asset-wise?
What's available? What aren't we using?
We might be able to get the drone.
I like it. Let's do it.
Drone it.
Moored in a sheltered position on the other side of the lake...
TONY: I think that's probably the answer.
..fugitives Tony and Kaylee are disguising themselves
before they venture past CCTV
during their journey to the next rally contact.
Holy hell, Batman. That's cool.
SUE: You reckon that's enough? I don't think anyone...
I think you need another coat.
Just a little bit more around your eyes.
Yeah, I think so too. I think at the front.
Yes.
Tony and Kaylie are unaware that the ground hunters
are only 1km away.
ALPHA: Let's get in position.
Yeah. Alpha good, copy. That's us RV'd with Overwatch now.
The area that we're actually looking at searching,
it's a fair bit of land to cover with two ground teams.
Fugitive pair, Kaylie and Tony.
Yep. Yep.
Confirmed. Two minutes.
Two minutes to launch. Over.
But we have a drone capability that assists the hunters
on the ground.
(OVER RADIO) I'm looking at about probably 2K...2K max range.
Do you copy? Over. Yeah, Chief.
From here, about one and a half.
Having the drone in the air gives us a huge advantage over the fugitives.
Atmospherics are very good.
Great conditions for flying. Over.
With the technology and the assets that we have brought to this hunt,
there is no way they are getting out of this net.
HQ, Alpha, stand by for launch.
Move now!
Launch, launch, launch!
That's Sparrow 1 at 100m.
We now have eyes on the Marina.
Yeah. Roger that. That is a good copy.
Awesome stuff.
It's hard to see.
We're just going to try and get some fidelity on that cluster of boats,
in the northernmost cluster. Over.
HQ, Alpha, for your awareness,
we're going to have two drones in the air -
Sparrow 1 and Eagle 1.
That is a good copy. Over.
Eagle 1 launching now to join the fight.
What's that, down there?
Is that a female?
Yep.
OK. Can you track a little bit to the right?
So, I've got a female and a male.
Uh, that looks like two males.
Do you reckon? Yeah. Two males.
Yeah. OK. Disregard that.
What about that one over there?
It looks like it's by itself.
Alpha, this is Delta.
Yeah, boys, do you have anything else on this vessel?
Zoom in on that small vessel.
Ravs, Ravs, Ravs! Yeah.
I've got eyes on a boat that's matching the description
of what we've been sent.
We now have eyes on the vessel.
It's game over.
Doesn't matter how many fugitives we have caught.
If we do not end up in a clean sweep,
all our efforts, all our work
equals nothing.
The hunters are on a mission.
HQ, Delta, we're on the water.
We have eyes on the vessel.
And they won't rest...
Oh, that feels nice.
..until all the fugitives are captured.
Seriously, get a massage on the run?
That is BS.
Hunted. (SCREAMS)
(BOTH LAUGH)
Will a surprising ambush... Good luck to them getting past me.
It's about to go down.
..leave the fugitives caught red-handed?
Your time on the run is over!
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