Thanks so much for all this info! It’s sounding like it’s really obvious she’s bullshitting?Child D was really interesting. He started by saying after the baby had passed did you feel like ‘it’s happened and that’s it, got to carry on’ she said no they were all really upset. He asked her to only talk about her feelings not everyone’s feelings. He then started reading statements about the rash, LL actually described the rash looking like suspected meningitis, then he said but you said you didn’t recall this baby to police in 2018, that you suddenly in 2023 remember the rash. She was slower to answer questions now and said that she didn’t recall all the details, not that she didn’t remember the baby. Yet her statement was that she had zero recollection. Yet she had Googled both parents up
To 3 months later. At this point he showed the messages that said exactly what he had started with, ‘it’s happened and that’s it, got to carry on’ she paused and said it wasn’t meant in that context.
Everything else she couldn’t recall. Didn’t remember or disputed… then she asked for a break and that was that
I picked up on the BIB - I know posters on here have noticed she answers ‘we’ a lot and seems NJ has picked up on it too. Im interested in the psychology of this, answering we instead of I. Is it something liars do a lot of? (Because it doesn’t feel as big of a lie if you didn’t feel it but others did??) saying ‘I felt….’ Is a stronger statement than ‘we felt….’