Allison Morris

So they're infamous in that part of Spain.

And I don't think that that's going to last much longer because...

We're coming now up into the tourist time.

A lot of this was going on in the winter months and there's not a lot happening.

The place is going to be flooded with tourists soon and I don't think the Spanish authority is going to take kindly to people who don't seem to be able to spend a month without being investigated for something or another.

Well, difficult too for the other family as well, who I have spoke to.

They're not ready to go public yet, but I have had conversations with members of that family.

Which family are you talking about?

The family of the English guy.

Yeah, who have said, you know,

What we can't understand is why these people were driving around, you know, had there been proper restrictions on them, had the Spanish authorities dealt with them properly, you know, our relative would still be alive.

This was a 66 year old retired gentleman who was, you know, I think you're 66, you're probably only a year retired.

who was now going to enjoy the rest of his life and that has been taken from him, albeit it's still under investigation and we'll see what happens.

But I mean, had it been a completely an accident that was of no fault to anyone, and accidents do happen in cars.

We know, you know, someone went into the back of me a few years ago and there was no malice or anything in the head.

The woman just had a momentary lapse of concentration.

That happens.

And that's all they had to say, you know, and say, you know, it was an accident.

It didn't mean it.

We're leaving the place.