Darren Martin

[AgentA]

well that was a bit disappointing to say the least  ...but i suppose it got the point across!!!!...wonder if sonny stewart watched it  ...hmm
next step then back to the CCRC with ALL the evidence ...just a shame the bloody footprints belonging to sonny wasnt on there !!! but its ok, we have those too  xx

[John]

well that was a bit disappointing to say the least  ...but i suppose it got the point across!!!!...wonder if sonny stewart watched it  ...hmm
next step then back to the CCRC with ALL the evidence ...just a shame the bloody footprints belonging to sonny wasnt on there !!! but its ok, we have those too  xx

Were you led to believe that there would be more in the programme than there was AgentA?

[AgentA]

we were told that other cases were to be shown...but it now seems the irish case was taken out due to legal reasons !!!!!sadly we had hoped that the footprints belonging to sonny in teddys house would have been used too ...the ones that MATCH his trainers taken from HIS house which the police tried to hide by changing a simple thing like a street name ( haha that street hasnt exsisted since the 1800s )nicely covered i must add !!!!  oh well...lets see what the CCRC say now !!!

[John]

we were told that other cases were to be shown...but it now seems the irish case was taken out due to legal reasons !!!!!sadly we had hoped that the footprints belonging to sonny in teddys house would have been used too ...the ones that MATCH his trainers taken from HIS house which the police tried to hide by changing a simple thing like a street name ( haha that street hasnt exsisted since the 1800s )nicely covered i must add !!!!  oh well...lets see what the CCRC say now !!!

I had a look at the Panorama programme on BBC iplayer and found it rather benign.  I certainly agree that it wasn't the programme it was supposed to have been.  It appears to me that the police are admitting that they are losing the war against serious criminals gangs to the extent that they are again using super grasses.  Giving these slime balls immunity from prosecution or reduced prison sentences is highly distasteful. I wonder how many of these grasses are being given new identities and are being paid for their services.  The Panorama programme was a pathetic piece of tele journalism, the BBC certainly appears to have lost their way!