Detective Pettinau made continuous attempts over a period of nearly an hour to obtain a response from the person thought to be Mr Greenland. This occurred between approximately 6:53 pm and 7:45 pm. During the course of these attempted communications, no response was received from the person inside the shed. The situation was reassessed and the decision was made to deploy Star Group members/officers towards the shed. The plan was to get a device known as a racal phone into the shed. This device has a phone handset at each end with a wire between them. One end is reeled out and either thrown in from a distance or placed in the premises where the person to whom police wish to speak has hidden himself or herself. When the Star Group members approached the shed with the racal phone, they saw a limb of a person through the door which was partly open. They looked inside the shed and found Mr Greenland. By this time he was dead. An ambulance was at the scene and ambulance officers came forward. Some medical procedures were performed at that location by the attending ambulance staff. The ambulance staff then conveyed Mr Greenland to the Lyell McEwin Hospital carrying out medical procedures en route. Mr Greenland was pronounced dead by medical staff at the Lyell McEwin Hospital. Crime scene members attended the shed and took photographs and those photographs were tendered at the Inquest. The photographs depict pictures of some notes that were found on the shed. These notes were actually scratched into the paintwork on the external wall of the shed. The notes were addressed to family members and a friend of Mr Greenland. There were four notes all together. A transcription was made of those notes and was tendered at the Inquest as Exhibit C65I. The location of the notes on the external wall of the shed was such that Mr Greenland would have needed to have exited the shed to have written the notes. Detective Biermann was of the opinion that these notes must have been written between the shooting of Nicolene Mammone in the early hours of the morning of 3 February 2003 and the time at which Senior Constable Byrne first saw the person in the doorway of the shed at 4:45 pm that date, because Mr Greenland was not seen to
Detective Pettinau made continuous attempts over a period of nearly an hour to obtain a response from the person thought to be Mr Greenland. This occurred between approximately 6:53 pm and 7:45 pm. During the course of these attempted communications, no response was received from the person inside the shed. The situation was reassessed and the decision was made to deploy Star Group members/officers towards the shed. The plan was to get a device known as a racal phone into the shed. This device has a phone handset at each end with a wire between them. One end is reeled out and either thrown in from a distance or placed in the premises where the person to whom police wish to speak has hidden himself or herself. When the Star Group members approached the shed with the racal phone, they saw a limb of a person through the door which was partly open. They looked inside the shed and found Mr Greenland. By this time he was dead. An ambulance was at the scene and ambulance officers came forward. Some medical procedures were performed at that location by the attending ambulance staff. The ambulance staff then conveyed Mr Greenland to the Lyell McEwin Hospital carrying out medical procedures en route. Mr Greenland was pronounced dead by medical staff at the Lyell McEwin Hospital. Crime scene members attended the shed and took photographs and those photographs were tendered at the Inquest. The photographs depict pictures of some notes that were found on the shed. These notes were actually scratched into the paintwork on the external wall of the shed. The notes were addressed to family members and a friend of Mr Greenland. There were four notes all together. A transcription was made of those notes and was tendered at the Inquest as Exhibit C65I. The location of the notes on the external wall of the shed was such that Mr Greenland would have needed to have exited the shed to have written the notes. Detective Biermann was of the opinion that these notes must have been written between the shooting of Nicolene Mammone in the early hours of the morning of 3 February 2003 and the time at which Senior Constable Byrne first saw the person in the doorway of the shed at 4:45 pm that date, because Mr Greenland was not seen to