They Call Him ROBERT ROBINSON

To be double crossed is never a feeling that anyone likes, especially a Crime Lord as big as fourth generation, Alan Cummins. To be double crossed by a long term business partner and associate, one Allistar McMichael. Someone you have mentored in Alan Cummings eyes was even worse! Enter Robert Robinson, Alan Cummings right hand man and go to lieutenant for everything. A man with his own demons, a man whose loyalty showed no bounds, regardless to the risk to himself personally, who would do what no-one else would to carry out to meet the financial ends that his boss Alan Cummings needed to be met. With the 'Great White' deal taking over the lives of both Alan Cummings and Allistar McMichael, with relations breaking down past the point of no return, a contract was taken out and given to Robert Robinson. He prepares like every contract he has had before, doing his due diligence, unaware his boss, Alan Cummings, had information that Robert Robinson was a police source and had been for a number of years. Robert Robinson finds out his boss, who his loyalty knew no bounds, had given his name to a low life associate Peter 'The Edge' Evans, that tied him to the murder of a local night club owner and the thought that his boss Alan Cummings was willing to throw him Robert Robinson, his loyal servant to the wolves was too much! We learn the history between Alan Cummings and Allistar McMichael how, Alan Cummings mentored the once rough diamond that is now the successful business man Allistar McMichael, a man he had shared so many profitable deals with. We learn about the 'Great White' deal, the deal of the century as far as they are concerned. We are with Robert Robinson, as he in an act of semi erotica kills Peter 'The Edge' Evans, whilst transcending to dance alongside two Latin American dancers, to the rhythm 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and .... The painful early life of Robert Robinson is touched on, how he deals with both his father and mother, which gives us an insight to the road, Robert Robinson was on from such an early age. To the retribution and fulfilment from the killings to the sadness and melancholy of the killing of his 1 and only friend, to the final hours in the plush country estate by the name of Loxley Boscage. Where Robert Robinson for the first time in his life feels that he is in complete control, no evil parents abusing him, no big boss or organisation demanding his skills with threats or menace, where the decisions are solely his to make. Where he now finds himself in Anderson Park, a place of so many meetings between him and the 'Receiver' and what it will now all end, the time being right with all the players in position, he reflects, no regrets, as he lifts the gun that was in his right hand which he points to the police. The view they had made it look as if it was pointed at them, but up on the high grassy bank it was pointed way above them! letting off a volley of shots...........