Eamon Dillon

And it was kind of... He's a single parent, a low-ranking seaman, and he... Yeah, and it was suggested that, you know, all these guys are really not at the top of the food chain.

Now, some of them are obviously in contact, you know, with the controllers.

Some of them aren't.

They're using phones with encryption or using encrypted apps on ordinary phones.

They didn't actually say what was being used.

I think there was a WhatsApp group was set up at one point.

So they're basically getting their instructions, you know, that when they come into the foins, when they come in, you know, into the Shannon Estuary to go to the back of the boat and to let go, lower these bales down.

Yeah, so this is the boat.

So this is...

So basically the boat was going to be following them in darkness, I guess.

This is on kind of early morning of January the 12th.

So, I mean, it had taken, I suppose, from December 27th to January 12th to get across the Atlantic.

So while this is going on, you're getting the crew on board, the MV Royal, they're getting instructions from somebody who's referred to as Immer Boss,

and had a Finnish SIM card and came to be based in Dubai.

And then the guys who are now in Ireland awaiting to do the collection, they've been directed by a person called Albert using his Argentinian SIM card.

And there's also another person called Daniel Green.

Now, it's not a real name that was also involved in directing these guys.

On the phones.

On the phones, telling them where to be.

Like on January the 9th,