(208) The Three Imposters. (From the third to the fourth!?)
In March 2004 I had sent off an Internet order from Amazon UK of the Celador DVD Magic Moments and More which is about their Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? phenomenon. I understood that it contained the complete performance of Judith Keppel as she became the first person in the UK to win £1,000,000 on the show, and had wanted to analyse it to see if accompanying coughs could be made out when she annunciated what she thought to be the correct answer to a question but before committing herself by saying "Final answer"; in other words, when she could still change her mind. I had thought that, if so, this would constitute a key point for a possibly successful defence of ´The Millionaire Three´ . Three people who had, in my judgement, been the victims of a miscarriage of justice when, in March 2003, they were found guilty of conspiring to cheat Celador out of the top prize when Charles Ingram won it in September 2001. For it would support my point of view, which was that the c