No, okay.

'Cause they, they come in and it, the, the two murder invest- their, um, MIT, they're called MIT3, these M- major investigation team three, and they are from the word go, "Your son was a drug ad- ad- addict.

Your son, what was, why did you send your son to King's Cross? Um, what was he doing there? Um, he was studying chemistry, wasn't he?" Like, "No, he was history." "Oh, well, who was the, who was the chef," I think he called him.

"Who was the chef then?" Um, like, w- either, "Possibly these two older men that you told us about the day before." Um, they were deeply sympathetic about these two older men.

Um, much older men, very poor, um, very good people or something.

There was some kind of, there was a definite it's all your son's fault and these are nice, kind, sweet men, uh, vibe going on.

Um, so a- and then had they interviewed? So that first day they hadn't actually interviewed the other students, so, um, so at that point it wasn't, I mean, the, the whole assumption was it was all his fault.

Have you ever had the chance to ask what happened to it?