The disappearance of Paddy Moriarty from the outback city of Larrimah, 500 kilometres south of Darwin, is likely one of the Northern Territory's most puzzling mysteries.
The 70-year-old was final seen at nightfall on December 16, 2017, after leaving the Pink Panther Lodge on a quad bike together with his kelpie.
There was no hint of Mr Moriarty or his canine Kellie since.
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Mr Moriarty's dwelling was discovered with a rooster within the microwave and the desk was set prepared for his night meal.
His hat, keys and car have been all at dwelling. The fan was going. The lights have been on.
A 2018 inquest into his suspected demise was indefinitely adjourned after proof was supplied by almost each resident of the tiny city – which boasted a inhabitants of round 11 folks.
The court docket heard there have been ongoing feuds amongst Mr Moriarty and the townsfolk, together with arguments over do-it-yourself pies.
Mr Moriarty's disappearance has sparked numerous theories, together with whether or not he's nonetheless alive or fell right into a sinkhole.
However NT Police consider the Larrimah resident was met with foul play and final yr provided a $250,000 reward for data.
The coronial inquest will re-start at Katherine Native Court docket on April 6.