Allison Morris

She seems to have got herself involved with some quite serious gangsters during there.

And you wonder...

are Spanish police constantly releasing her in an attempt that she will lure them to someone else who they are seeking in terms of something else, which can happen.

Yeah, I mean, you would wonder, are they watching her to get her much more serious criminality than she has?

They'd rather they just left, I think, in terms of that.

I mean, the amount of money that it's caused into the Spanish state to keep these people in prison and try them, I think in a lot of cases, they'd rather they just move their criminality elsewhere.

And that's it.

And a lot of the people who, you know, at one stage it had the reputation of being the cost of the old crime and all of that.

And a lot of those people...

they keep their heads down and they don't come to the attention of the police.

The police know they're there and they probably know to a degree that maybe they're not making an honest living and they have sums of unexplained wealth.

But they're also not causing...

havoc and mayhem, nor are they posting every detail of their life on social media for the whole world to see and ask questions as to why the authorities aren't dealing with them properly.

And so when you have the local Spanish media now knowing you on a first name basis, that is not good.

Yeah, I mean, for them, they are now...

They're not participants in the trial.

They will be witnesses at one stage.

They do, in Spain, you are allowed to have a solicitor to represent you.

That would be different from here because here all you would be is a witness for the prosecution.

Whereas in Spain, you are allowed to hire a solicitor to represent you during the court proceedings.