In May 2006, tour-guide Paul Raffaele led an Australian "60 Minutes" crew to report on the people. After a few days' filming, the crew were allegedly approached by a man who claimed his 6-year-old nephew Wa-Wa had been accused of being a khakua (witch doctor), and was in danger of being cannibalised. The "60 Minutes" crew declined to offer assistance. Paul Raffaele approached the rival Seven Network, who agreed to send a "Today Tonight" crew to remove Wa-Wa from the area. Before being able to gain access to them, the crew were deported by Indonesian authorities at the Papuan capital of Jayapura over visa issues.