paul moore? arrested for the killing of roberto ayala? even knew he was a suspect. >>> pul moore, arrested for the killing? few even knew he was a suspect. mary, paul's cousin and pete's sister, got a barrage of texts at work. >> it was bittersweet. there was a part of me that was relieved that it was over for pete or that he wasn't, you know, mixed in with it. and at the same time i was sad because it was my cousin that we grew up with, you know, and it was part of my family. >> my youngest sister mary called me on the phone and she said, they just arrested paul for the murder of robert ayala. and i was in the middle of the parking lot, and i fell to my knees and just started screaming. >> reporter: but human nature is a funny thing. suspicion once embedded is remarkably resistant to actual evidence that might disprove it. when paul moore was arrested and charged with the murder of roberto ayala, his cousin peter began to experience that particular phenomenon quite personally. around town people still seemed to believe that pete was the

convinced it's a bomb yet. >> reporter: then, three days after the explosion -- >> we got a visit from paul mooreved cousin, the handsome golden boy of the pair told the detective he found something out at the scene of the accident, something that shouldn't have been there. >> he came across a piece of metal that he found. it looked like galvanized iron or metal and that piece of metal said to him that there was something more going on. >> reporter: did he have any other ideas about what may have happened? >> he did. he told us his cousin pete had made some threats toward the victim and the time leading up to the incident. >> reporter: and there was more. paul showed the detective texts he received from peter sent from the very rice field where roberto was killed. >> that text was dated and timed the day before. >>> coming up the focus shifts from the nuts and bolts of electrical explosions to an explosive personality. >> he was always the one that had something mean to say. he was always the one that hated him. that was the only person that i could think of. >> why did you hate him if >> he was

moore, bbc news. some of the biggest names in music have joined forces to celebrate healthcare workers and raise money in a globally televised concert. lady gaga, paulnd billie eilish were among those who performed songs from their homes. the rolling stones even managed to play from four separate locations. 0ur entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, was watching. # when i saw her today at the reception. # a glass of wine in her hand #. one world together at home has already been dubbed the living room live aid. the rolling stones filmed their parts individually on mobile phones. # so i went down to the demonstration #. charlie watts clearly didn't have a proper drum kit to hand. there was a beatle via broadband. sir paul mccartney. let's tell our leaders that we need them to strengthen the health care systems all around the world. so that a crisis like this never happens again. # i'm still standing betterthan i everdid. and sir eltonjohn's piano had been wheeled into the garden. # smile though your heart is breaking. the event was curated by lady gaga, who opened the show with a charlie chaplin classic. # sunny, you smiled at me. billie eilish