Ken Foy

At one point...

James Boland, who's the head of the Garda organised crime and drugs bureaus, spoke to you about some of what's going on in cyberspace.

And he said, like, read the quote he gives you, because he says there's a purpose to this as well.

It's not just about, you know, slagging people off.

He says, we believe that people at the top level are controlling these accounts.

These accounts have been generally set up to put certain stories into the public domain.

There's always a purpose to the story, whether it is to put out a threat to people or to counteract the threat or even to collect the debt.

So they know they have a purpose to what they're doing.

And that will come in your Panorama programme later on.

That would be one of the things they would leave with, that Daniel Kynan is named in the High Court.

And that is the Leanburn case as a leading member of the Kynan organised crime gang.

His plan to become the biggest boxing promoter in the world gathers pace just as the guards are gathering pace in their investigation into the cartel.

It's the 29th of January, 2021, and Irish crime reporter Ken Foy is on the phone with mob boss Daniel Kinahan.

This is Daniel Kinahan, King of Spin, a four-part crime world special.

Part one, Scoop.

Right, so the date of this is pretty important.

Here you are on the phone with Daniel Kinahan.

There's a reason for that.

And of course, the reason is that this show on BBC Panorama, which is going to focus on Daniel Kinahan and his position in boxing.

and his domination of world boxing at this stage.