Post 15.

a beat.

Solicitors agreed that my fears are understandable that there may be a conspiracy because it was the Cid unit which got me in touch with them, but reassured me by reminding me that we won the first case. Also I am very pleased with main solicitor's letters to me which are worded excellently. I will therefore give this present fear the benefit of the doubt while they make urgent enquiries, with main solicitor being "very concerned".

And I suppose she would be. I said that I would inform Special Branch concerning this matter, for someone has to. (So Hi to Special Branch, do you still attend the church, and there is something going on with the cid unit at Edmonton Green - but you already know this don't you?). I addressed the Magistrate directly, I enjoyed doing that, asking him if I can speak or must I remain silent, saying that it is urgent. He told me quite firmly and with assurence (of his own words I mean) to say it to my solicitor. So that is what I did. However he also told me that I heard everything that he said. I was looking at him about twenty feet, perhaps less, through the corner section of two glass panels, a Narrow Gap, and there were people speaking forty feet or so behind me. So in fact I did not hear everything that he said.