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Police are investigating a YouTuber for potential trespass offences after footage of the property where fugitive Dezi Freeman was shot dead last month was posted online.

The YouTuber posted several videos of the Thologolong property in Victoria’s north-east, including vision from inside the shipping container where Freeman was living shortly before he was shot dead by police.

His death on 30 March came after Freeman killed two police officers and wounded a third in Porepunkah in August, before spending the next seven months on the run.

The footage shows the YouTuber, who is known as Biff and posts on The Chaos Chronicles channel, being filmed by another man as he walks through the property where Freeman died. It shows them pointing out bullet holes in an upturned boat, examining the rudimentary camp kitchen outside the shipping container and then venturing inside the container itself.

Inside, shirts are seen on hangers, a hiking bag is found on the ground and a sleeping bag, table and couch can be seen among other detritus.

Other videos include drone footage.

The videos, which include one with the title “I WENT TO DEZI FREEMANS LAST STAND HIDEOUT...THEY LIED TO US ALL !!”, were posted online in the past week.

“IN THIS VIDEO BIFF GOES TO THOLO FARM, THE HIDEOUT WHERE DEZI FREEMAN MET HIS END....AND HE FOUND SO MUCH THAT NOBODY HAS SEEN.......HE TAKES THE EXTRA RISK TO GET YOU THE FOOTAGE NO OTHER YOUTUBER OR M.S.M HAS..........THE STORY YOU WERE TOLD IS NOT THE TRUTH,” the caption on one 29-minute video, viewed almost 70,000 times, said.

(August 26, 2025) 

Ten police officers, including officers from the child abuse squad, attend a property at Rayner Track in Porepunkah at about 10.30am to execute a search warrant. Two officers are killed and another wounded. A heavily armed suspect escapes into the bush alone. Police deploy specialist resources, including air and ground, to find him.

(August 27, 2025) 

Victoria police name the suspect as Dezi Freeman, 56. Officers killed are named as Det Leading Sen Const Neal Thompson, 59, and Sen Const Vadim De Waart-Hottart, 35.

(August 28, 2025) 

Officers from the Australian federal police’s elite tactical team are deployed. Police urge alleged killer to ring triple zero and surrender. Police arrest wife of Dezi Freeman, 42, and another individual in a late-night raid at a Porepunkah address. They are questioned and released “pending further inquiries”. 

(September 6, 2025) 

Police announce “up to $1m” reward for information on Dezi Freeman, the largest ever offered in Victoria for an arrest, and warn public not to go looking for the “high-risk” fugitive. 

(September 12, 2025) 

More than 125 specialist officers conduct the country’s “largest ever tactical policing operation” in the inhospitable terrain around Freeman’s property, including officers seconded from all Australian states and New Zealand. 

(September 14, 2025) 

Authorities lift travel restrictions in the Porepunkah area to “allow the community to return to a state of normality”. 

(November 5, 2025) 

Police conduct firearms testing near Barrett Lane and Rayner Track in Porepunkah, triggered by reports of a gunshot in the vicinity on the day of the police shooting.

(February 2, 2026) 

Police begin five-day search in Victorian high country for Freeman, and conduct further firearms testing as part of their investigation. Police say they are exploring three scenarios in relation to Freeman: that he died near Mount Buffalo by self-harm or misadventure; that he escaped the area and was being harboured; or that he escaped the area and had survived without help. 

(March 13, 2026) 

Victoria police say they do not have sufficient evidence to proceed with charges against three people (including Freeman’s wife) as part of the broader investigation into the fatal Porepunkah police shootings.

(March 30, 2026) 

Police shoot Freeman dead after a seven-month manhunt.

The YouTuber has been contacted for comment.

In a statement, Victoria police said: “Police are investigating a report of a trespass at a property on Murray River Road in Thologolong on 16 April.

“Investigators are aware of a video posted online in relation to the trespass and are investigating the circumstances.

“The investigation remains ongoing.”

The owner of the property has previously not responded to requests for comment but has reportedly been cleared of any wrongdoing by police.

Aside from Freeman, the property had been vacant at the time he was found. Police are continuing to retrace his steps from Thologolong back to Porepunkah, about 100km south-west.