Jenny Friel

Whatever way he was able to do it and to, I suppose, dazzle them.

But I suppose the thing that Tanya and Nuala said to us over and over again, and which has, you know, come to bear with this report, is that they believed that there were many, many more victims.

So 37 and there's a breakdown, 31 women, six men.

And some as young feel, believe that they were being groomed from the age of 10, 11, which is what they review established as well is that Katie, because obviously there was no court case.

There was no trial because Jonathan Creswell killed himself after the first night, after the opening day incident.

So, you know, we didn't get the full details of this case.

Now, I wouldn't say that's as if review has the full details either.

You know, they're certainly not.

They've reviewed everything that they've been told, but it's not a police investigation as such.

No.

Five weeks later.

In the middle of this.

Yeah, yeah.

With another injury, a facial injury.

And she would have been, you know, told to rest and to take it easy, which the review, you know, points out as well that, you know, she would have been told to go on bed rest.

I know hindsight, but it wasn't even hindsight, like it was right there in front of them.

I suppose that at one stage, you know, the review points out that there was tolerance stroke support for Jonathan Creswell, which, you know, when you go back through his, you know, when you go back through his contact that he had with the guards, or sorry, the PSNI, from when he was very young for driving offences, like, you know, there are within this 200 pages, there are

you know, table upon table of interactions, they call them, with the, you know, initial police contact.

So, for instance, you know, on 14th of June 2008, he stopped in Armagh.

You know, the following month it happens again.