With production wrapping up and the first episode of the three-part series scheduled to air on March 16, the EXPOSED team is now nervously wondering what will happen once the public and authorities learn what they have uncovered during their investigation.
"The families of the deceased and the people who were inside this investigation, police and other people who are speaking out, say that this has to be reopened," says Meldrum-Hanna.
"One detective said to me, 'You have found information that no-one had at the time, this is fresh material', and it demands it to be reopened, whether that be another inquest or something even bigger with more compulsion powers.
"There is a chorus of people saying that this simply cannot be left as some terrible curiosity in Australian history, that something must be done and I hope that the powers that be listen to that."
'If I do this I'm waiting to get shot or stabbed': the fear that stalks people breaking their silence in the EXPOSED documentary about the Ghost Train fire