Nicola Tallent

It was supposed to be a business address, but it was just a rundown, empty property.

We clearly had links to that area where these three men had been living.

He was the one, he got the 30 years, he was really found to have inflicted most of the injuries on Lunny during the attack.

Yes, the lawyer said that that evidence, that DNA evidence should never have been before the court because it couldn't have been essentially checked in the aftermath or inspected by defence experts because the van was destroyed by the time they were taking the case.

Well, they were arguing that it was an invasion of their privacy that the phone records were used in the trial.

For their privacy?

Yeah, exactly.

That's always one.

Anyway, one way or another, the judgment has been delivered and

they have been told that these convictions are not going to be overturned.

So the lawyers for the three have now said that they plan to go ahead with appeals against the sort of the respective sentences, the severity of those sentences.

And they've asked the court to list the matter again for case management.

So that will happen.

The first listing will be before the courts in February.

And no doubt they will be arguing that those sentences are too hefty in relation to the crime.

And Luddy, I know you went through what happened.

Obviously, he was stripped to his boxer shorts.

He had his leg broken.

He was doused in bleach, beaten with a wooden bat on the ground.

His face was cut and those letters...