Nicola

And that goes directly back to the victims individually, does it?

Did O'Brien use threats against them?

But I mean, if somebody is standing in your home telling you that if you don't get such and such done to your chimney, the entire place is going to collapse or it's going to cost you 10 times more in a couple of weeks time.

That is pressure.

That's huge pressure.

I think we can all kind of, you know, understand that.

So he got to pay back the money or he's got to do his full time there.

And even if he does pay back the money, it could be tricky for him to get home one way or another.

You've got to call Spodek.

Is that what you're saying?

You've got to call Spodek.

Absolutely.

Miracles happen sometimes.

Thanks, Eamon.

It was a pleasure, Nicola.

Tinder rapist Patrick Nevin will walk free from the Midlands prison this week.

The 44-year-old who hunted for victims on the dating app and attacked three women over an 11-day period in July of 2014 will be placed on the sex offenders register.

Today, I'm talking to Pat O'Connell about the sex attacker whom one victim dubbed a monster.

You're listening to Crime World, a podcast from crimeworld.com.

Pat, we're going to talk today about a very dangerous guy called Patrick Nevin, who's been in the Midlands prison for some years and is due out in the coming days.