Nicola

But it's understood that he did have communications with certain people over that time still.

And obviously Creswell comes to court eventually to face trial.

He knows there's a huge wealth of evidence against him.

He listens to the opening day when the prosecution lay out the case.

They will present against him.

He knows that his women...

Well, it was Hayley Robb.

He would have had the book of evidence in the run up to that.

But I think hearing it in court is probably different.

And maybe and, you know, the idea that he was sort of came in very,

confident at the beginning of the day and he sort of started to fold as the day went on it's one thing reading a case against yourself I suppose but hearing it playing out dramatically and realising the amount of witnesses and I'd say as well there was a huge amount of interest around the case and media and all the rest but sorry he went home to well he went home it was his mother's house in Greysteel wasn't it where he was

I think it was the bail address he was living in, which was not 100, it was in Derry, all right.

Or admit anything or... I don't think he'd be thinking of anyone else at that stage except himself.

And I'd say he was feeling, look, we're not psychologists, but I imagine he was feeling abandoned by those women.

What did Jill Robinson call them again?

She had a word for...

which was not the team.

Did she say, I suppose we were a bit cult-like?

She did.

She called them that they were around them.