I'm confused.

The bloke is clearly very intelligent (or at least good at Trivial Pursuit), so what made him think that confessing to a murder in a book was in any way a good idea. It's not like it would improve the sales figures, as the majority of people have probably never heard of him, much less care.

It could only ever end badly. If it was purely to add juiciness to the tome, I'd say working as a rent boy and living on the streets was plenty enough for that (given his 'fans' would largely be the retired who are around to watch afternoon telly)

So you admit to murdering someone and just think I'll carry on with life?? Remove from the gene pool please.

According to reports he was the subject of a European Arrest Warrant, presumably from the Netherlands who you'd suspect looked into the claim in his biography and have probably tied it to a body found around that time.

Erm. Hate to ruin anyone's hate filled glee, but without a body or witnesses and no name for the victim, I can't see how anyone will get convicted of anything on the basis of an autobiography.

Feel free to correct me if you have some expertise in law.

The most shocking aspect of this whole thing is that he actually has a published autobiography.

I hope there's some dirt on Daphne too. That little old lady act doesn't wash with me.