It's a free drug dealers that you can't quite be greedy, selfish, that were blowing away in a rain drove over.

They were there.

I say for their greed and bullying, but we never know the true story of Kildam.

Craig, with me, and he wanted to do in there, but there was already a person with pills, which we know is on mark.

So there was no chance, but the rack-hills in those days was a lovely club.

Always busy, and the rave game in there was quite good, so we knew you could make money.

So he was told by a bar lady behind the bar, but the person who had all these clubs was a bloke called Tony Tucker.

That's her at the club, so he searched everywhere, and he found out where Tony used to train in the gym.

Join the gym.

I mean, about six or eight months, introduce yourself, and they become my brothers.

We didn't think I was the grass in the informer.

We'd have probably got on stillwill, Tony kept out the way.

He wasn't so paranoid with the pills and the money.

I don't know.

We had a great life until we were about 18, 19, and he changed.

And now that you've come out on social media saying these things, are people supporting you?

I've got a lot of support. I've got 198,000 subscribers already.

All right, so many of you watched the interview we did with the X-Cops on the S-Expoise case,

and a lot of viewers requested that we go further down that road and get more guests on.

Well, we're honored to have Brian on, whose brother Craig sadly was one of the deceased in the S-Expoise case.

So we're going to hear an account first hand from a family member,

and Brian has not really told his story. He's been watching things develop over the years.

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