[mrs bouquet]

Has anybody watched this,and if so can you tell me the ending.  I recorded it and watched it each afternoon. Yesterday, they came out of Court having been found guilty and given their suspended sentence, to be met by a barrage of press-people, who were shouting we want your story.      THEN, my recording finished.  WHAT happened then...….  please tell me    Mrs Bouquet

[Yorkie]

Erm, now you're asking!

You saw a reporter in their house offering them shedloads of money for an exclusive confession (which of course they didn't accept!).  They continue to say they are innocent and try to prove that.

ITV did do a documentary on it, which had huge viewing figures.

Can't think what else!

[mrs bouquet]

I don't know what I missed, but they were just leaving Court having been found guilty, and the press were on the steps of the Court, shouting "we will buy your story",  then click my recording finished.  I am imagining they got offered loadsa money,   Did they accept it or did they not ?   what happened to them,  did they move away, and what about the kiddies.    Tell me    Mrs B

[Yorkie]

No, they didn't accept the bribe to confess.

They didn't go into lots of detail as to whether they moved, what happened to the children etc.

[Yorkie]

Just remembered another bit.

The Celador TV chap met up with Scooter, who if memory serves right was the chap in charge of the network of underground researchers that Diana Ingram's brother initially met up with.  Scooter said he was thinking of retiring, so to speak, and explained how the network had operated.  At the very end of their conversation, Scooter said - almost as an aside - that Charles and Diana Ingram were not helped by his network.

[mrs bouquet]

Thanks,  I can mentally file that now    Mrs B