It's not so much the remembering of the decade, just the odd flash of embarrassment and the knowledge that nobody from those days would recognise you now so you got away with it. Not speaking personally of course.

According to news this morning the "suspect" was in a room next to the one the family were in talking to Mr chump
It was only the intervention of their lawyer that prevented them coming face to face with her. Apparently the US security adviser told him there is " Categorically no way she will ever return to the UK". Shame on the U S, she should be extradited d i or not.
They would persue to the end of the earth any British person suspected if crime in the U S.:mad:

I don't think it's a flight of fancy to suspect that if she ever did return to UK there could be a court hearing where her husband could be forced to give evidence. Embarrassing, to the USA, questions might be asked which could reflect badly on various other matters. Just saying...

Just seen a report that the parents were offered a meeting in the White House and that the driver was actually in the room next door! They, er, declined, as they had no legal or supportive rep there, and no record of proceedings, and it felt like coercion. I should say so. used to be called a 'bumms rush'. Rather crude attempt to coerce I think. Difficult to believe that they actually think we are stupid. So clumsy.