Gordon Carrera

The reason Wildsy had met him was that was the period where Scappaticci had wanted reassurance, you know, with Stephen's inquiry going on, that he wouldn't be exposed.

So Wildsy had been the one to kind of...

meet him.

And Wilsey, you know, described him as the best agent, the golden egg, and, you know, kind of goes through a description of why.

So basically, Hurst has got Wilsey to admit, you know, that Scappaticci is steak knife now.

So, you know, the ability to deny it is just, you know, completely falling apart.

That's right.

Canova initially launched under police officer John Boucher starts building a case, not just against Scappaticci, but even those that handled him.

And this is a massive and deeply difficult task as you get this final clash between different parts of the state effectively about whether or not the truth about steak knife should come out.

So maybe at that point, let's take a break and look at how it really does come to an end for Freddie Scappaticci.

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