Nicola

Now, if he was, for example, to go to the UK, can that be done with the sex offenders registry?

You just have to provide the address in the UK.

Do you then go on to the UK sex offenders registry?

Do you know or

No.

And I mean, you know, we live in the hope that the thing works and that addresses are checked up and all the rest of it.

But somebody as dangerous as Patrick Nevin, and I suppose by their very nature, criminals aren't honest.

So they're not really playing by the laws as such.

You know, if some prisoners who are in jail for organised crime offences get out,

especially in England, there can sometimes be, you know, they mightn't be allowed to have, for example, a mobile phone or something like that.

Again, I don't know how that's policed.

But was there anything like that in play or could there be anything like that in play for Nevin?

Does he have any dealings with probation now or anything?

Even the last two years that... Yeah, like...

They're not on license or such or anything?

He's a free man.

And do you know, did he undergo any sort of treatment or counseling or anything like that in prison?

Well, I mean, there's plenty of people that walk out of prison every day and every week and having served their sentence.

But it is these sex offenders that are particularly, they feel particularly dangerous because of that randomness of and the opportunism that they show.

And also the unpredictability.