Things were definitely reaching a climax. As something would of given sooner or later and JG knew it. She was busy couple creating some kind of action plan if she needed one. By inviting neighbours. Docs visits. BB's dad. Cornwall visits. Iain BB's friend and the odd fone call. Wheels were very much in motion. There was a pinnacle... something that was due to happen or happening. Ellie happened.. and those wheels had to pick up speed rapidoThis brings me back to the build up in the week or 2 before Ellie died. There was pandemonium in that household by all accounts, and I think it was because of their paranoia that they would come under investigation again. School headmaster said he couldn't approach Social Services because he had no evidence of harm, but I don't think JG/BB knew this. It's everywhere you look - in the aggression with the school, him finding her diary and exploding, Ellie's injuries from 1st to 14th Oct, first the broken scapula and then the later skull trauma - and still having facial bruises and face paint on 27th Oct, JG's letter to BB saying wtte 'it's not working - I'm heartbroken, you hate me, I'd do anything for you and I proved that last week', the hasty visit to the docs with the ear-pinning excuse, McDonalds visit with grandparents. Now I've read this morning that their neighbour was invited to their flat on the Saturday night (2 days before Ellie was murdered) to a loud party and she said she was surprised the children didn't wake up. I think they were in a frenzy. JG took the Friday off work and told them BB was away. I think she was running around like a headless chicken, putting out fires. Half term looms up, and he is not happy. He clashes with Ellie, and Ellie is 'difficult', not in the sense that we would think she was difficult, because she was being absolutely brave and normal and reacting to living with all this violence and brutality and chaos and having no one on her side and no one she could talk to in confidence - even her grandparents, but difficult in his eyes - not submissive and silent. She was his punch bag, and now it looks as if YD was also on the receiving end of his fists, or possibly a back slam into a wall or piece of furniture.
When I see that very short clip of his police interview all I see is guilt written all over him, and a vile evil bully. It just exudes from him even when he is putting on his innocent act. And JG's interview, I can't actually believe the woman who was interviewing her didn't pick up on her falseness. It was so obvious she was lying, to me anyway. That's not what grief looks like, even if there were tears.
Something else I've noticed about them both is that they frequently said in court, wtte I'm not guilty - or he's not guilty - 100%. If that's not a giveaway statement I don't know what is. Innocence doesn't need 100% or any percentage - that is said for effect and to try and convince. Innocence doesn't need to try and convince, it just presents itself and it rings through like a clear bell.
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