David McMillan

It was set up by Lord Tony Moynihan, who was a fraudster from the UK, settled in the Philippines.

I'd sort of done some business with him.

I knew I couldn't trust him.

When he said he was sending a former SAS commando to arrange a helicopter escape, I knew it was likely to be just a scam.

But I didn't realize that it was actually a scam done with the cooperation of the federal police.

The idiot came over and said, listen, you can get some money out of them.

Just pretend you're XSAS and go through with it.

Get a quarter of a million, send me my bit, all of that.

I suppose Lord Tony thought he'd get something out of that before the axe fell, but he got double-crossed along with everybody else.

So really, at the beginning of the trial, there was that helicopter escape, so it was back into the Supermax prison again.

Yeah, from the day the guy arrived, the Hilton Hotel in Collingwood, his room was monitored.

They put him into a special one there.

My friend and accountant, Max, got dragged into it and went to see him a couple of times.

And I said, look, keep away from the guy.

God knows what's behind this.

You just don't want to be seen there.

But it was coincided with the first week of the drug conspiracy trial.

The police moved into my house in Beaumaris.

They partied like it was 1999.

And the local police had to come down to stop the noise.