Niall Donald

Really, he was there to operate that logistics, which is such a huge part of it, isn't it?

Moving the drugs around.

Yeah.

And that would also follow with people like Daniel Canning, who is the man who flew over, isn't it, to get these or flew back from the UK with these tracker devices.

Again, somebody with no criminal record, no criminal profile, who was kept away from that side of the business, and therefore they become twice as useful.

Yeah, so Martin Aylmer is an interesting character, of course, because he's using that handle Casper on this car.

this privacy network, this encrypted network.

And he was a bit of a ghost as well, I suppose, given that name, Caspar the Friendly Ghost, maybe.

Because, again, he was kept away from certain sides of the business.

It was always said that he was involved in finding locations for the cartel around Dublin, where to store packages and all of that.

But he was...

He was kept away from that kind of drug collection, drug dealing business.

But he was obviously a very, very key figure because these trackers, for a start, were really the way in which they were going to hunt down their people rather than relying on the old way of knowing people and spotting people.

Yeah, of course.

And he's obviously trusted to do that job.

He's clearly not making the decisions of who to target.

But he, you know, he's trusted to do all of that stuff, which is so, so important.

And he was at the core of all of these murders.

Now, in a previous time, without technology or without the technological advancement of both the Gardaí and the technology the criminals are using,

He may never have been done.