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setting up a pub games business. The title of the programme was; Making a Million, though at the time of<br />

filming, I had no knowledge whatsoever as to what the title of the programme was going to eventually be<br />

called. I was chosen by the producer from BBC for my entrepreneurial spirit. In a sense I was<br />

representing the South of England, as I was sort of pitched against another similar fellow, who came from<br />

the North of the country, and the angle of the programme being who would become a millionaire first, - if<br />

of course we would at all?<br />

Anyway, whilst in the process of filming I got some very sinister phone calls, stating along the lines:<br />

―Who the fuck do you think you are?‖ My car tyres were slashed, and even the BBC directly got some<br />

odd enquiries admittedly from the police demanding to know the nature of the programme. On a separate<br />

occasion, the producer was telephoned and told: - ―There‘s is no way the programme is being made‖.<br />

Then the most disturbing of time‘s, was when I had been drinking in some pub and had left late at night<br />

to head home, when all of a sudden as I was walking down the road, a dark coloured car screeched up<br />

beside‘s me and out jumped three burly track-suited men. - Two grabbed hold of my arms, and I was<br />

slammed up and pinned against the wall, when the other one thrust his two fists into my chest, tightly<br />

gripping the lapels of my leather jacket. Then with his sweaty forehead he sorted of head butted me,<br />

ramming his forehead up against mine and holding it there in a locked position, we were like a pair of<br />

Roebuck Deer with our antlers entwined. He kind of started shaking me intermittently, as if he was trying<br />

to make each word go in unison with each shake. He then began to sinisterly whisper, whilst at the same<br />

time spraying me in the face with his rotten saliva. His breath reeked of alcohol and stale cigarettes, and<br />

our mouth‘s were that close, I was afraid he was going to thrust his tongue down the back of my throat, as<br />

he then hissed out the following message:<br />

―Listen...cunt...there‘s...no-way...ya...making...any...fucking...programme. You... hear... me?<br />

I‘m...telling...yah...now...cunt...you‘re...gunna...end...up...in...dat...fucking...Lea...dew-understand... wot-<br />

I‘m-saying? - We...fucking...well-.mean-.it...you dopey cunt!‖<br />

He then put his index finger and long finger in a kind of gun position, and pushed them hard against my<br />

temple, then spat in my face. I know I could‘ve got his DNA! He‘s parting words were kind of parental:<br />

―Its gunna be bye-bye to you, if you don‘t wise-up son‖. They then just left me sort of slumped up against<br />

the wall, and sped off in the car. – No, I didn‘t pay attention to the car‘s registration, in fact I couldn‘t even<br />

tell you the make or model of the car for certain. The oddest thing was, even though the bloke who did the<br />

threatening, was right in front of my face, with his forehead touching mine, he just appeared cross-eyed<br />

because our faces were that close together, and as soon as he fled with the others, all I could recall was the<br />

hard sharp stubble from his shaved head and the strong odour of the fags and booze on his breath. The<br />

other two blokes, were just that, two other blokes, and I wouldn‘t even have recognised them if they<br />

walked back around the corner towards me again.<br />

I took the ―Lea‖ bit, as in reference to the River Lea. And the ―we‖ bit referring to the police, as it<br />

was the police who had not long before sent Frogmen into this river looking for a discarded gun I‘d thrown<br />

in there alongside other evidence and whilst unknowingly being under ―obbo‖ [being followed and<br />

observed] by Scotland Yard‘s Anti Terrorist Squad, in connection to the million pound fraud I had recently<br />

committed, and following the deal I did with the Serious Fraud Squad [SFO], also from Scotland Yard.<br />

I ended up getting a minicab home, and on the journey I recalled what the film producer had said to me<br />

a couple of days prior, about the odd phone call he received menacingly telling him, and along the lines<br />

such as: ―There‘s no way the programme is getting made‖. I was wrecking my brains, why are the police<br />

coming down so heavy on me?<br />

I‘ve mentioned the high profile IRA court cases and appeals that were going on, and explained that at<br />

the time I really didn‘t realise the political sensitivity of my own case, and how explosively important and<br />

significant my concealed tape recording of the conversation I had with that police officer was to prove to<br />

be, and as to why I had just been slammed up against the wall and threatened by, the either undercover<br />

police officer‘s, or M15/M16 agents or even members of the SAS.<br />

The trial, - in which I‘ve already said I was totally unaware of, - had not long come to an end at the Old<br />

Bailey, it was the trial of Gilbert ―Danny‖ McNamee, the Irishman wrongly jailed for 25 years in October<br />

1987, for an IRA bomb plot and labelled by the prosecution as the ―Master bomb-maker‖ responsible for<br />

a1982 Hyde Park explosion. And as I‘ve also mentioned before in a ―Miscarriage of Justice appeal‖, 11<br />

years after his conviction on the17th December 1998: Danny won that appeal against the conviction, - and<br />

mainly due to ―dubious fingerprint evidence,‖ that was the crucial part of the alleged evidence against<br />

him.

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