Nicola Tallent

He tells the court that it is with regret and shame that his son is sitting with him in the dock.

He had three children and five grandchildren, had been in a long term relationship with a lady who passed away.

This is the same woman who dies when he is also incarcerated in 2019.

The court is told he left school early in third year.

He had worked as a forklift driver and had suffered himself from a violent incident in 2019, which is the stabbing you referred to.

He wishes also, he told the court, to offer an apology to Moore.

And yeah, sorry, you picked this up.

I missed it.

He's another relationship already within that short space of time.

So I don't know.

Mitigation or aggravation?

And what age is he?

Hang on a second.

He's five years younger than me.

And 46 because he's older and he might find prison harder.

Anyway, okay, let's not.

Now, by way of comment, the judges initially say that they sort of, there's a little bit of a

a pullback from this.

They initially say they find it difficult to accept the remorse expressed, save in respect of Devon and then they come back and they say they actually do accept that remorse has been expressed but that the weight of it is not as noteworthy as it is with Devon because he had entered his plea earlier and the others entered their plea and are remorseful after the trial has commenced and that more is produced in court, right?

Yeah.