On 12 November, Beckett made a full confession to police and agreed to guide them to the crime scene at Fiddler's Green Creek, where the remains of the girls' bodies were discovered. Camilleri, who was at this time also remanded in custody for breaching bail conditions, was awaiting trial at Goulburn Correctional Centre. He was again interviewed by police and informed of Beckett's confession. Camilleri again denied any involvement in the murders, implicated Beckett as the lone killer, and insisted he was in a drug-induced stupor for most of the time the girls were in the car, stating: