Eamon Dillon

He was interviewed four times and didn't say anything.

But the point is, the guards already, the investigators already had all this information.

And, you know, it was really, this is what we've got, we have anything to say.

You know, it didn't matter that in Bright's case that he didn't have anything to say.

They were still able, they had enough that he pleaded guilty.

And does that go, when he pleads guilty,

No, it'll be, it'll go, no, it's in the mitigation, like if you enter an early plea, the judges have to take that into account.

I mean, they mentioned like it would have been a serious trial.

I mean, like we heard recently about the guys involved in the

one of the cocaine boats, the, not the Cool Explorer, the MV Royal.

Yeah.

Like, and again, the early plea mitigation was put out there and they were saying that this trial would have lasted, you know, a couple of months and there was 112 witnesses.

So you can imagine how long that takes.

So it would have been a similar case if there'd been a fully contested trial, you know, for any of the guys who've been done for kind of being involved in the aftermath of the murder, they would have gone on for months.

And again, you never know, there's no guarantee once a trial is up and running that it'll finish, that it'll succeed, you know.

Well, when Robbie Lawler was collected from Drogheda and brought back to Dublin, there was another individual and that's how it was said.

So there are other individuals.

Yeah.

Okay.

And so you do wonder like, there could be other individuals at other parts of it.