Terry Fairfield

And I think they were getting very, very, the game was going to be up for Hagerty and Mount Vernon and they were worried.

So yes, that's, I think about 1996, 97, Fairfield left.

Well, yeah, he says his family, obviously, when he became known that he was involved, linked with the EVF, he lost contact with his family, his sisters.

Now, he says his brother did come over with him, but he said his sisters, nobody wanted anything to do with him.

He's tried patching that up.

There's been some melt, but basically that side of the family was gone.

He went to England.

He said he was suicidal.

He said he thought his life was over.

And then he ended up getting a job working behind the bar.

And then he enjoyed it, enjoyed the crack.

And he says, and when the bar came up for sale, he says he got a loan out and he bought it.

And so it was the best decision he ever made.

I think his partner, I think his partner's been with him the whole time.

I think she's still there and she's still with him.

I think she would have been with him at the time.

Well, I know that the bar that he went to in Newport Pagnol, which is just, it's near Milton Keynes.

It's like an enclave of Milton Keynes, which is a man-made village or town in England.

Not that far from, you know, North London, kind of in between that and Birmingham.

he bought this bar I think it's called the Bull Black Bull Bull Bar and actually so he sets up there and he says he really enjoys it it goes you know he gets really well and that's the other reason why he wanted to get to set the record straight because when these stories come up people he drinks with or works with read about it online you know everything's online now so somebody was like did you do that Terry and he's like no I didn't do that so he's having to explain himself to his new friends you know that he's got in England so