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Last week's episode 10 took my investigation to a new level in terms of the information that I received. It's been fantastic.

This is Manhunt, Finding Kevin Paul.

As more and more people listen to the podcast, the flow of information to Peter has gone

from a trickle to a stream to a torrent.

When you told the story of him driving across the farmer's land in the last episode, that really rang true.

So he was an urchin but not a hard nut, an urchin who was the designated driver.

The sightings are again concentrated on three parts of the world,

Spain, Dubai and Thailand, proving that while Peter may be in lockdown, the hunt for Kevin Paul certainly

isn't.

In this episode, Professor David Wilson discusses the psychological impact on a fugitive who can no longer move anywhere freely.

Kevin Paul will return, I think, to the basic traits of his personality which will dictate his behavior which is

that he likes to move on a lot. His desire to move on will mean that he will be

much more likely to draw attention to himself

because he is mobile at this stage when the vast majority of us are immobile we're stuck in our homes.

And not one but two former girlfriends of Carl come forward to tell their stories.

He'd opened the door for me if we went out, flashed the cash a bit,

old-fashioned courtesy. He played being the alpha male, a gentleman even, and loved it.

He was supposed to come and get me and didn't show up. I finally got a

call saying he was in a police cell. I said for armed robbery and he laughed and said use your imagination.

Episode 11 Mission Possible

Since episode 7 the first one from Spain,

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