Niall Donald

mind, we put up a story about Dermot McArdle going missing.

And this has also happened before he decided to respond to his own missing persons report saying, basically saying, I'm fine, you know, don't worry, I'm back.

From his own Facebook page?

From our Facebook page.

So we put the story up missing.

He answered from his own Facebook page saying...

Don't worry, I'm back.

And obviously, given the nature of his conviction, a lot of people, you know, maybe not so politely suggest that they weren't particularly worried about his state of his condition.

Because it had been a really notorious case.

We'll go into the details of that in a minute.

I mean, it happened before, like, we get missing persons.

There was one guy, famous, he rang me up once and he'd...

had a row with his girlfriend and walked out of the house and hadn't come home, just a regular row and she'd been ringing him and he'd been ignoring the calls but she had eventually contacted the guards and he woke up after, you know, a night out

seeing his name all over every national newspaper as a missing person.

his phone was phone being called and he just didn't answer but then he had to ring up and say look there was nothing wrong I just was I just had a round and I was like so it does happen sometimes that people answer and we've seen even in the UK there's been some great cases where people have gone missing from custody and you know they answer their own things on Facebook but Dermot McArdle answered that and then he proceeded there was also commenting on the post people who had known Kellyanne

And they were also, you know, commenting and there was a degree of responding back and forth.

Thanking him for what?

Well, I mean, it was random people saying, you know, we're lucky it wasn't me that found you.

And another answer, it's an awful pity.

And then referring to another case where he'd been involved in beating up a photographer.