The trial of eight people began on 26 June 2007 at the Old Bailey in London, The first three weeks of the trial focused on the role of the manager Colin Dixon with the defence cross-examination highlighting 'co-incidences' in his conduct which might be interpreted as suggesting he was the inside man. In fact, the inside man had been Emir Hysenaj, an Albanian man who worked at the depot. He had secretly filmed its layout with a belt camera. Michelle Hogg, who had made prosthetic disguises for the men, decided during the trial to turn Queen's evidence and implicate the others in return for her charges being dropped.