Cherwell
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Nothing to stop him talking or thinking about the disappearance of SL, and her lost property.I don't think you can discuss the content of a police interview with others.
This was a big story, widely publicised, and people talk about such things even if their involvement is only peripheral. SL may not have turned up, but she had telephone conversations with people at the PoW, and they were holding items belonging to her. He's bound to have turned it all over in his mind.NH would, yes, because he saw and spoke to and was with SJL the morning she disappeared. CV, per his own account, was not, however. She never turned up, end of, so there was nothing for him to say or remember.
Indeed, the whole episode was so unimportant that he never even mentioned it to the permanent landlord. The first the latter knew that police had been re SJL was a year later, when they turned up again looking for CV. How did CV forget all about this after 2 weeks, yet remember so much after 35 years?
It might be the landlord who forgot about it - if "CV" did mention it to him he may not have been paying attention.