And I do believe that Paul Betts was a Freemason.

We got two pills from him at the end of the night, and these were exactly the same apples

and exactly the same batch as what Leah took.

I can't actually say if Paul Betts pulled the trigger and really at the end of the day, unless you're actually there.

And I'm not sure that he did.

It would be a bit too obvious.

But I think he was definitely involved in it would be a bit too obvious.

But I think he was definitely involved in whoever the fire armed person was,

was making sure that he was equipped personally.

I mean, he had all of these guns in his house already.

I mean, what's the chances? What is the chances?

Obviously it was a clay pigeon shooting White House farm at the end of the road. This was his

local for shooting. To know that area, so to know that area, there's only like three pubs in Retton

and the Retton isn't the kind of place that you go to unless you're going specifically

to go to either one of those three pubs or that White House farm because there's literally nothing else there.

And I don't really think there is still. And it was a kind of notorious,

notorious back end place because it had really good routes out. So really good reach

the one to seven and the A12. So routes out. So getaway routes or whatever. But also it was,

it was not in a town. So you haven't got the kind of, you know, the chance of police and, or, you know, things.

And we used to go over there as youngsters because those pubs you could get away with being a bit younger in and your parents weren't there.

Anyway, Rettenden, the road that actually is on, the only reason you know that

road is if you were going to the clay pigeon shooting, because there's nothing else down

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