James Fox

whatever, 30, 33, 34 years later.

And he finds the damn thing and he gives it to, he gives it, that's the only reason why we have that photograph.

Thank God to Craig Lindsay because they buried that story.

And I interviewed Nick Pope and he was like, they wanted to bury it and they did.

And then at the last possible like minute of production with the program, the documentary I was just talking about,

there was a guy, I always get his name wrong, Greaves, Richard Greaves.

And he's like, he called me, he's like, you're mispronouncing my name.

Is it Greaves?

He's like, no, it's Greaves, Greaves.

And he describes what happened.

He goes, I knew those blokes.

I was, you know, he was up there and he said they were on a cigarette break.

A couple of days after, they were about to go public.

Black car rolls up.

There are these men in black again.

Heard of them a thousand times.

Yeah.

And he said they came up, they got out of the car, and the way he describes the guy smoking behind the wheel, it's the funniest thing.

Richard Greaves should be a comedian because the way he described this guy smoking, I was like, I've never heard anybody describe the way inhaling so hard it lit up the whole cabin on the inside of the car, just really sucking the cigarette down.

And then the driver stays in, it was a Mercedes, two guys get out, cigarette breaks over, you know,