Well, that begs a questionSooo, I was just thinking....
I'm an old naive woman, but:
Billy was convicted on Monday. The English newspaper article was then, too. How did they - the English - know about it? It's not that Billie is a world famous celebrity with paparazzi all around. Nobody on here had known or read about the theft before it appeared in the Daily Mail. I wouldn't think about it any further, if the article had appeared later in the week, after the French newspapers wrote about it. Escessially when England had their BIG news about Charles' cancer announcement at the same time as Billie's conviction. Are Billie and Charles of the same importance?
Did somebody tipp them off? Who told them? On whose radar - newspaperwise - had they been for some time?
I find it a bit confusing.
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Before the theft trial, The DM reported Billy’s AWOL.
Maybe a researcher from there tipped off The DM.
Or anyone else that they pissed off
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I’d imagine Brits near The Pethericks and even beyond, gossip about them. Gossip can trickle back to all sorts of places.
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