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It's June the 19th, 2004, nearly 2 o'clock in the morning.

16 year old Liam Kelly is a passenger in a car being driven to Grafton Street in the Dingell, Liverpool.

That's the second left of the egg.

Liam Azzie.

Wait. Do you not shock me. I'm adding. Quick.

Do you not shock me when I'm driving?

Can you not?

Call you in a bit. All right, we'll be. Hey Kelly!

This is.

This is Manhunt. This manhunt

is manhunt finding Kevin Paul. This man is six foot six broadly built and was clearly involved with some very serious criminals.

So why are so many people trying to stop me finding him?

And why are so many people trying to convince me that he's dead?

If a very strong rumor has gone round that you're dead,

anything that is going to stop people putting time and effort into looking for you.

Police time is limited, police resources are

limited, they're not going to waste weeks and weeks and months and months looking for

somebody if all the indications are that they're dead. Two murders, one fugitive, and one man's mission to hunt him down.

I left the police a long time ago so I don't have a warrant card and I certainly don't have any

handcuffs.

If you came to a street fight between me and Kevin Powell,

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