Shane Ross

And I went out kind of with, is there a way of defending?

I'm kind of a bit perverse about things like this.

I thought, is there a way of defending her?

You know, I did feel sympathetic for her.

I did look at it in that way, but the fact that she vanished completely and utterly and was totally unavailable means that her side of the story, if she ever wants to give it, has not been given.

Now, I think the findings of this book are not utterly damning of her.

because she's never spoken about it, and it wouldn't be fair.

But it doesn't help it when somebody just goes completely off the radar.

But there are a lot of people who speak highly of her and still speak highly of her abilities, and we're astonished at what happened.

regarding her commercial abilities, that she was very, very good at what she did, which she brought from Discovery Channel, and very ill-equipped to being in production.

In other words, she had good commercial qualities, but not good production qualities.

I think probably very limited indeed.

I don't think he's the villain.

I don't think he is at all.

We go into his history, which a lot of people don't know anything about.

And that was very, very interesting.

He was the catalyst.

He was there when the Tuberty issue happened.

broke everything else broke underneath him and otherwise it opened the way to the barter accounts the barter accounts opened the way and to um

all the talk about the flip-flops and Soho Club and things like that, and then the corporate governance issues burst open.