Podcast
RedHanded
The book was briefly referenced during a discussion about Paul Britton, with the host noting she hadn't read it and only saw a few excerpts. The comment served mainly to illustrate a point about Britton's work rather than to endorse the title. Overall, the mention was casual and not presented as a recommendation.
Episode: Episode 285 - The Murder of Rachel Nickell
The book was mentioned in context of Paul Britton being the author and a rumored bassist for the TV show Cracker.
He has to write his own book.
He's basically says all I was doing was my job and they didn't listen to me anyway and I didn't write the letters I only saw them after they had been sent.
And he's right Robert Nafo is all of those things but you also didn't realize that it was the same guy you know like I think he uses it as a bit of a smoke screen but like you know I'm not a forensic psychologist maybe I'm missing the big picture but like it seems to me a little bit like a well like I got that right like so do you know what I mean?
I haven't read his book hands up but the sort of snippets that I have read he seems to use that as a there's like a bit in his book who's like you know I often wonder whether I should have gone back and knocked down their door and be like no you really need to look at this.