From personal experience, may I say your comments come as no surprise to me at all!.…in fact to the contrary, it’s the sort of behaviour expected of the man!

My only surprise is that more people have not come forward, but boy…bet they would have some stories to tell!!

I never thought much of ITN after Manyon!…come on, let’s be fair and face facts; how can you take such a channel seriously when he’s living next door to you snatching people’s pets, and behaving like a moron on the one hand, and then be expected to believe that he can be capable of giving a ‘balanced’ and ‘rational view’ reporting world affairs overseas? Doesn’t add up…does it?!

…do you blame me??

As far as I’m concerned, any organisation who employs this man should be aware that this is a liability to do so as it will be putting their credibility, as well as those of his colleagues at risk!

…whoops, did I say colleagues? :-)

The catsnatcher of Albert Street, NW1 will never be forgotten!!

I remember how this man was impressed by his local driver and was under constant pressure and fear while moving around. This made him blindly follow this driver who was making fun of him. We saved him so many times of being beaten.

This character does not believe in respecting others. Even his colleagues were suffering from his behavior and stupidity. He was a failed story compared to fellow journalist Lara Logan.

He used to live next to me in Albert Street, and was commonly known by the local residents as ‘the catsnatcher’!

You see…when he moved into Albert Street, he didn’t like the neighbours cats continuing to be in his garden, so he decided to remove the neighbours cats courtesy of a basket in his garden provided to him (and later taken away from him) by the RSPCA.

There was also ‘psychological’ warfare such as playing his water hose directly onto my mother’s roses to kill them off when he felt he wasn’t getting his way.

I’m sorry I was so young at the time, and not old enough to punch him on the nose…I think this guy had some ‘serious issues’!!

I remember the neighbour next door to me not being able to find his cat, and using my garden to climb over to retrieve his crying cat trapped in Manyon’s cat basket ‘trap’!

Needless to say…he was not very well liked by his neighbour’s for ‘obvious’ reasons and made the local paper for behaving a pratt!!