And moreover, Steve: would you not agree that if they had been unwise enough to DNA test when the rumours first arose, and they had proved that Hewitt indeed had no place in the matter, there would have been plenty ready to mutter or shout 'cover-up'. Trouble is, once any such story gets current, (from Holocaust-denial to moon-landings being filmed in the Arizona desert to Myra Hindley having been released on the qt but an empty coffin buried for fear of public repercussions), there are always plenty of awkward people who persist in believing the perverse 'flat-earth' version!

~M~