I thought there was a thread about this on here, but if there is, I can't find it.
What do we think? It seemed quite good, but I'm not too sold on their research. Whilst it's not impossible that the shopkeeper would have had a solicitor with him, it seems wildly unlikely as he was being interviewed as a witness, not a suspect. I was quite pissed off by the stereotype of the solicitor swanning around in an expensive car - with what they're paid these days, he'd be lucky if he could afford a clapped-out old mini. And would the police seriously assign a new officer to the station his father runs?