Nicola Tallent

Yeah.

But I mean, I do have other attributes if they're out there.

Does anyone talk to us, though, without an agenda?

Yeah.

I think there's always an agenda.

And sometimes you need to get to that.

Certainly with the criminals, I think you have to try and get to that early.

Work out what their agenda is and work out if you're okay with it.

Because if the agenda is to have someone murdered, not okay with that.

If the agenda is because I don't like that other guy, so I'll give you this bit of information, just don't like him, I'm okay with that.

Yeah, I think people do.

I don't think people talk to journalists because they like them.

And they're not cautious enough themselves.

Such an odd personality that he would speak to journalists, he'd be trying to be funny or something and it would come across...

or he would trip himself up.

I mean, very, very early, the whole reason he was ever named in it was because very early on he did an interview and he described himself as a chief suspect.

So he forever went on as the self-professed chief suspect, Ian Bailey.

Otherwise, he'd never have been named.

Should we jump back a little bit into the history of Cuba and why the CIA would have been there in the first place?

They definitely mess with their heads.