Allison Morris

Port Louis.

And at that stage, they relied so heavily on tourism.

There was a real effort to get this solved immediately, to make it look like they were proactive.

And the very basic things, I mean, other things.

I remember saying, have you checked the hotel guest list against Interpol or whatever to see if there's anyone?

No, we don't need to do that.

We know who.

There was no police investigation.

The guests in that hotel and we were staying in, I stayed in that hotel and you stayed in it too, didn't you?

They didn't even know most of them had been a murderer.

I was talking to them, they were going, I don't know what you're talking about.

There was a wee bit of blue tape around her room and they were allowing people to walk in and out of it.

You know, I remember going, there was one sole, lonely, forensic guy standing there and I had said to him, a journalist, he went, do you want to come in and take a picture of me in the room?

And I was like, no, because I didn't want to go and contaminate a crime scene.

But it was strange.

Oh, yeah.

I think he said there had been 36 or something.

And, you know.

making this up after many years, but something like that.

There was 32 or 36 murders in the last year.