Allison Morris

And she was very beautiful.

This beautiful woman, you know, getting married, all these lovely pictures.

And, you know, the poor Irish woman that was murdered.

This was terrible.

And then as you went on, her picture kept getting smaller and smaller and smaller.

And the picture of the suspects kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger.

And it was miscarriage of justice, you know, police corruption.

And it changed and you could see somebody changing.

And it was just there on the front pages of the papers.

was just never really convinced I don't know about you but I remember going to that the murder investigation team offices do you remember that sort of rickety big colonial building in the middle of the capital of Mauritius and nothing they were saying was making sense I mean I remember you were asking questions I was asking questions and I always remember saying

Was she sexually assaulted?

Was there sexual motive?

And the police officer went, no, she was fully clothed.

And then seeing the awful crime scene pictures and she had a bikini on her and a wee skirt wrapped around her.

There was all sorts of things that you just thought...

I think that Mauritius relied so heavily on tourism at the time.

And, you know, we'll talk about when I went back, but when I went back, they no longer rely so heavily on tourism.

They now have global finance and banking as their main source of income.

What was the capital again?

Port... Port Louis.