Dr Jeni Haynes

Then once he'd done his investigation, we then had to go and extradite Dad from the UK, which...

was highly amusing.

His arrogance did him no favors that day.

He was convinced that he could just speak to somebody and sort this mess out, and he'd be back on the next train home.

Because, you know, this is nothing.

You know, to quote, it's a slap and a tickle and the odd fuck or two, why are you making such a fuss?

Did he?

That was something I was asked by somebody close to the family.

Yeah.

How you can even dismiss it like that, I don't know.

But that sentence was highly damaging.

So it was, you know, drop the charges, send him back home.

The extradition team sent all the paperwork to London.

We have some very high powered autographs on our documents, Theresa May and Boris Johnson, because they both ended up home secretary around the time of our paperwork was going through.

And dad goes into court and he's been told, you know, he's had the duty solicitor.

He's had the extradition duty solicitor.

He's had God knows how much advice.

You don't agree to be extradited.

So it's like it goes a bit like this.

Can you confirm you are Richard John Haynes?