00:02This is all that's left at Bella Modula.
00:06The place has been stripped pretty much of anything that's moveable and perceived by somebody as being valuable.
00:12The liquidator almost empty handed at the company's headquarters in Hopeland, south of Perth.
00:18It certainly doesn't look good. We're not looking at being able to sell physical assets here.
00:22We're looking at financial recoveries.
00:24Recoveries to help payback customers stripped of the Australian dream.
00:28And we'll be facing out that way.
00:31This paddock is where Terry Beard should be living as she recovers from cancer.
00:36Just our nice two bedroom forever.
00:39Granny flat, not a lot of housework.
00:42Come in from doing the horses and sit down and enjoy the surrounds.
00:47Do you think you'll ever get that from Bella?
00:48No, never.
00:49She paid over $100,000 from her retirement savings to Bella Modula only four weeks ago.
00:56I felt terrible because I was homeless at 76, you know, and I have worked hard.
01:02Terry is one of dozens left out of pocket and out of home.
01:06Company director Chloe Pigden and her husband Trent have declined multiple requests for comment.
01:12The victims of Bella Modula estimate they're owed about $4 million.
01:17But looking around the yard here, there isn't much for liquidators to salvage.
01:24It's not just customers.
01:26Turning up at the yard are subcontractors like Brad Harris.
01:29He says he hasn't been paid for two and a half months.
01:33Being a small company, $60,000 is a lot of money.
01:37So, yeah, do all the hard work and then, you know, just get treated like s**t in the end.
01:42The losses of many now officially being tallied.
01:45It's fun in the end to say today, part of my brother fell last year.
01:46The losses of the one.
01:47The losses of the loss of the beginning.
01:48The losses of the loss of you.
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