Ken Foy

So essentially, they went to the High Court with money to do this.

And it was an uncontested libel action.

No one from the whistleblower was obviously going to show up because then they would have detailed who they were.

So they basically went into court and got this order.

And the High Court judge, Nicole Bollard, ruled that a person unknown should stop publishing anything.

In quotes, words that could be considered to mean that the claimants are a connected with organized crime, acting as a front for illegal drug smuggling operation or be support, sponsor and associate knowingly with murderers, drug dealers, organized crime, sorry, criminals.

So this is the case that you're speaking about with Daniel Kinahan, why he actually comes on the phone to you because he likes the way you report on this.

The whistleblower, of course, replies to this news story about this High Court case.

Good stuff.

So in May of 2020, the third prong of this, you know, I suppose these, I mean, the book has cost money, the rap has certainly...

You know, if Jay Spades was actually paid to do it or if he did it independently, we don't know.

But these things cost a lot of money, especially production.

But 2020, the Regency Hotel film was released on YouTube.

Now, the production values in it are really high.

And this is sort of the film of the conspiracy.

So basically... I think people made up their own minds that this was another form of propaganda coming from the Kinahan stable.

As a complete aside, why does Daniel Kinahan always feel he should have police protection?

I mean, way back when Jamie Moore was shot outside his home,

in Estepona, Marbella, he actually got a lawyer to call for him to have police guard of civil protection around his house.

It's a kind of a strange juxtaposition for somebody who feels they're in danger because