She found that out eight months before I did.
And she did not tell me, and I know exactly why, and it is in the sentence she had already said to me in that hospital bed.
My mother had told her the family would back her up.
A woman who has been reported to a maternity unit by an anonymous “family member” cannot go to her husband and say I think it was your mother, because the only thing that sentence does, if he does not believe her, is prove the point.
How I got the notebook, which is a question I have been asked by a barrister, two police officers and about eleven people in a pub.
I did not break into my mother’s house. I have been accused of that, in writing, by my aunt.
On the twenty-second of November, two days after, I went to collect my mother’s blood pressure tablets and her reading glasses to take to the police station, because she had been arrested that morning and had asked a sergeant to ring me and ask.
I was in that house with a key she gave me in 2019, with permission, for that purpose, with an officer sitting outside in a car.
