Allison Morris

He was in STEM or someone else, but they had been living in this villa, this apartment in this street, a very residential street.

Yeah, just outside of Ella County.

Very residential street, but very upmarket.

You know, higher end.

It had, you know, I always remember there was a Harley Davidson parked outside.

There was a jet ski sitting inside it.

There was a swimming pool.

And there was two young guys who looked completely off their heads on drugs.

And despite the fact they lived in Spain with the colour of cold porridge, they were dreadful looking.

And Madison and Johnny Smith were nowhere to be seen.

They had legged it and went on the run.

She was, she was.

And because I like to try and see the best of people, I naively thought that she was a, you know, poor little victim of coercive control and this poor teenage girl and caught up in the middle of all this.

I have reassessed my opinion of Madison since then.

So they went on the run, and while I was there, the day I arrived, actually, the Guard of Seville upgraded it from a missing person to a criminal investigation, and quite soon after that, said, confirmed it was a murder investigation.

We now know that John George was actually killed on the 14th of December.

He was stabbed, he was shot, he was beaten up, he was stripped naked, and his body dumped in a very rural area, and it was a...

Orchard, Lemon Orchard, and his body was found there a couple of weeks later, we believe, with the assistance of one of the people who was involved in that.

There has been no one charged.

Spanish law is different from what you're used to dealing with in the South and what I'm used to dealing with here in Northern Ireland in that the investigations are judge-led.