ACT coronial inquest opens into Nathan Booth's death in 2019.

Nathan Booth's sister, Deanne told the Canberra Times she was glad the inquest had finally opened five years after her brother went missing.

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00:00 We're all hoping for the answers at the end of this.

00:03 Maybe not knowing what happened, who done something to Nathan, but also just

00:07 answers in general about the whole process.

00:10 Because we're very frustrated, I think, as you heard

00:13 about the whole system at the beginning. So I said this would be a good

00:17 opportunity now and I think it's a long time waiting. Like we're nearly five

00:20 years out of the date that Nathan went missing on

00:22 the 27th. So yeah, I think we're ready now. The

00:27 experience that we've had with the coronial process has been so different

00:32 and we've, you know, had so much access to a lot of

00:34 stuff that I just thought this was what happened to everybody. But

00:38 everyone keeps telling me, no, you had a whole different thing and we'll be

00:41 forever grateful for Ken Archer and Joe for, before I got council, they were

00:46 very helpful and getting the process going and

00:48 listening to our concerns and taking it all in. So

00:51 actually we just thought everyone had this experience. So I'm hoping we

00:54 are the start of what everyone will have.

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