In article , Mary
Fisher wrote:
We live in Yorkshire Ripper country, we knew some of the victims
and worked at the place where the first was found. But we weren't
questioned.

One the evening of the Amelie Delagrange murder on Twickenham Green a
friend and I were working on alterations to the church central
heating: the church overlooks Twickenham Green. We left about
9.00p.m., the murder was AIUI about 9.30. AFAIK no one from the
police made any enquiries as to whether anyone had been on the church
premises that evening and if so when they left. A couple of nights
later, when the Green was still cordoned off and police were
everywhere I dropped something off at the church very late: none of
the police took the slightest notice - I might have expected to have
been stopped and asked whether I had been there on the Thursday
evening. As it happened I was stopped and my details taken in the
roadblock a week later, but that was really by chance, and if I had
had something to hide I would obviously taken care not to be there.
It doesn't inspire total confidence in me, sad to say.

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