Jason Clancy

Yeah, he had a privileged life.

He had a privileged family, you know.

At times, yes.

No, well, yes, to his house when his parents are away and then also in his car.

Okay.

And were you guys friends or did he just pick you up?

No, no, we were best friends.

We were best friends.

You know, we all hung around in a group together and it's unbelievable like when we, you know, when we got to 17 or 18, you know,

We hung around with probably about 15, 16 of us, like there'd be probably seven lads, seven girls or, you know, all the girls, all the girls were still, are still best friends to this day.

They were godparents for each other and they're at their weddings or whatever.

Like when we hit 17, 18, like none of us, we all split.

None of us ever spoke to each other or saw each other for over 30 years until I went about this.

We never saw each other again.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Look, you know, it's just we all, I suppose, tried to get on with our lives.

And we did.

You know, but I suppose this thing reared its head.