Niall Donald

They particularly focus on the use of technology at times and, you know, very, very high profile, body-like and very much involved in some, in the US and all of these, you know, in investigating sort of the Trump administration on some occasions.

The fact that the Kinhuns are a target for them or worth their while

you know, means that they have achieved this level of notoriety.

And that level of notoriety, it cannot be good news for the Dubai law officials and it must put them at risk.

You know, a story like this, if you look at it and Google it, anybody can do it, you can see how it's been followed up hundreds of times already in the space of a few days.

You know, so that has to be a millstone around their neck and for their future prospects.

No.

It doesn't, but you know, it hasn't bothered them so far, but eventually these things can take a toll and someday an extradition warrant or an request for extradition is going to come across.

the desk of an official in Dubai, and he's going to talk to somebody ahead of him and say, well, what do we think about this?

And somebody is going to say, well, if we turn it down, we're going to be subject to a range of bad publicity, not just in Nicola Tallent's crime world, but probably in newspapers like the New York Times or the New York Post, all of who've featured stories about the Kenan cartel.

He's going to take his chances, which we don't.

He's done well so far.

He's done well so far.

And also, we have to remember that he has a young family.

He has a new young family.

Would they not be?

The mid 2010s.

Yeah, still a relatively young family.

Retirement isn't probably as clear as, you know, running away and living on an island somewhere.

But yeah, certainly since the moment he's been landing in Dubai, he seems to have been preparing a number of outs.