Official Records

July 30, 2018 AD

Form TP-IR/07 — Hobart International Airport (HBA) — Passenger Records Request

Formal information request submitted by Administrative Officer Ellen Lowe to Hobart International Airport on 30 July 2018, authorised by Detective Constable Sarah Lahey. The request seeks passenger departure records for Jamie Thomas Greyson and Kain Robert Jeffries across all flights departing Hobart between 20 and 28 July 2018. Priority classified as urgent under concern-for-welfare provisions. Case references 016-035 and 022-067. Request reference IR-2018-HBA-0284.

July 30, 2018 AD

Form TP-IR/07 — Launceston Airport (LST) — Passenger Records Request

Formal information request submitted by Administrative Officer Ellen Lowe to Launceston Airport on 30 July 2018, authorised by Detective Constable Sarah Lahey. The request seeks passenger departure records for Jamie Thomas Greyson and Kain Robert Jeffries across all flights departing Launceston between 20 and 28 July 2018. Priority classified as urgent under concern-for-welfare provisions. Case references 016-035 and 022-067. Request reference IR-2018-LST-0285.

July 30, 2018 AD

Form TP-IR/07 — TT-Line Company Pty Ltd — Passenger, Vehicle, and CCTV Records Request

Formal information request submitted by Administrative Officer Ellen Lowe to TT-Line Company Pty Ltd on 30 July 2018, authorised by Detective Constable Sarah Lahey. The request seeks passenger booking records, vehicle registration checks, and terminal CCTV footage for Jamie Thomas Greyson and Kain Robert Jeffries across all Spirit of Tasmania sailings between 20 and 28 July 2018. Priority classified as urgent under concern-for-welfare provisions. Case references 016-035 and 022-067. Request reference IR-2018-TTL-0286.

July 28, 2018 AD

Operational Action Log — 016-035 / 022-067 — 28 July 2018

The operational action log for the Greyson-Jeffries missing persons investigation documents every action initiated from Hobart Police Station on the afternoon of 28 July 2018. From financial records requests and welfare checks through to hospital enquiries, vehicle alerts, and witness arrangements — each timestamped, assigned, and logged as one detective coordinated the institutional response from her desk whilst her partner drove to confront the man at the centre of every question the investigation had yet to answer.

Tasmania Police Hobart Station - Architectural & Operational Specifications

The Tasmania Police Hobart Station at 47 Liverpool Street is a four-storey purpose-built facility constructed 2001-2003, serving as Southern Division headquarters. This comprehensive technical reference documents the building's floor-by-floor layout, security systems, operational procedures, and facility specifications across 4,850 square metres. Housing everything from public reception and custody cells to detective workspaces, forensic laboratories, and secure evidence storage, the station operates 24/7 with capacity for 225 personnel, 32 vehicles, and 8 detainees, maintaining detailed protocols for evidence handling, access control, and emergency response.

Tasmania Police Service Record - Detective Karl Matthew Jenkins

Official personnel file for Detective Karl Matthew Jenkins (Badge TAS-2847, Employee ID CID-0934), documenting his service with Tasmania Police from November 2003 until his disappearance on 2 August 2018. Includes complete service history, commendations, qualifications, and administrative details.

August 9, 2018 AD

Tasmania Police Service Record - Detective Sarah Jane Lahey

Detective Constable Sarah Jane Lahey (Badge TAS-3192) served Tasmania Police from 2009 until her death on 8 August 2018. Progressing from uniform patrol to detective work, she joined the Organised Crime Division in 2016, partnering with Detective Karl Jenkins. Known for strong investigative instincts but noted for protocol concerns, she was killed during an unauthorised confrontation with Gladys Cramer in Myrtle Forest while under Internal Affairs surveillance. Her line-of-duty death at age 29 remains under investigation.

Tasmania Police Southern Division - Organisational Structure & Operational Reference

This comprehensive reference document details Tasmania Police Southern Division's organisational structure, personnel deployment, and operational frameworks as of 2024. Covering approximately 850 sworn officers serving 250,000 residents across 18,000 square kilometres, the document catalogues command hierarchies, specialist unit compositions (CIB, SOG, K9 operations), facility locations, inter-agency relationships, budget allocations, and operational statistics. Essential reference material preserving institutional knowledge including the 2017 detective-K9 programme innovation, 2018 Jenkins-Lahey tragedies, and ongoing strategic challenges facing Tasmania's largest regional police command.