Nicola Tallent

And he's the one, the brother, that it's described in his submissions to the judges for leniency that

His father, Jason Senior, was not only killed in front of him, but it appears that he was murdered in front of his children as well.

Yeah, clearly his children, he's telling the court, were there, were amongst, were some of the children that were at the table that night.

Now, Dean Fitzsimons is the son of Kenneth, as we have said.

He, the court heard, has written a letter of apology to Moore.

He accepts his full role and full responsibility in this.

The court was told he was involved in crime from a young age and his mother died while he was incarcerated.

Now, this is for a previous offence.

So it was while he was incarcerated for that that he describes his mother has died, right?

He attends a psychologist in prison or did at this point.

His submission to the court refers to a girlfriend and he describes how he hopes in time to turn his life around and to change the way he's living his life.

When released from custody, he says...

He hopes, sorry, when released from custody three years after the death of his mother, he describes how he was overwhelmed with grief and had been engaged in the past with psychological services in the prison.

So his mother and Kenneth's partner, who's described as a long-term partner, dies while they're incarcerated.

Yes.

And, you know, they're three years.

Well, certainly the son is three years.

It's three years before he gets out after her death.

Kenneth also refers to this.

He is...