KING Conker told the Daily Star Sunday of his relief after being declared innocent in the steel chestnut cheating investigation that gripped the world.
David Jakins, 82, who was found with the metal nut of which we have the exclusive first picture in his pocket at the World Conker Championships, has been cleared by organisers.
They found no evidence it was used in the tournament.
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