John Sweetman

And I've said it before when people ask me, like, I mean, I think there's also part of it that it's somewhat comforting that if you're sitting down at home with a fucking dinner in front of you or sitting there a few cans and you're watching something terrible that's been done to somebody.

And then you can turn it off and say, thank Christ that's not me.

Or anybody that I know.

Yeah.

So I think there's a bit of that in it.

But on the flip side of that, Ireland is that small.

Yeah.

It could be someone you know.

Oh, absolutely.

Sure.

I mean, we covered a case there not too long ago and it was going back several decades.

But one of the other girls here, I think it was an aunt or a relation of hers was one of the victims.

Yeah.

Now, it wasn't that we didn't know or anything like that, but it's a small world.

And I've certainly found that in some of the feedback that I'm getting, like you were talking about that Midlands Letters case there recently.

And I got contacted a while ago to do an interview for the Garda Review.

It's an internal magazine that goes out if you're subscribed to it.

But a lovely woman did this interview with me over the phone.

She was in Iceland for some reason.

She was talking to me from Iceland.