CM today: "
Referring to previous court proceedings, she said: 'They said I was bearing children to sell on the black market, that I was a drug addict', adding that these were 'allegations that were wholly unfounded'."
The question of whether or not they did say either of those things is relevant. Who said them? When? To whom? Do they admit it? Can both they and the person to whom they allegedly said it come to court? What record is there? What do SS records say?
It would be good if the jury could hear from Napier Marten. To appraise his handle on reality, it may be useful to look at what he says about whales.
I have got a copy of the film he made, but I haven't watched it yet. What he says about whales may be sensible for all I know. Or it may be completely loopy. It would be interesting to know whether drug use was involved in the experience that enlightened him. Here is the Daily Mail's take:
Napier Marten has given up the Crichel Estate in Dorset and the £115million family fortune to explore alternative therapies and explore his subconscious.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Also: "
There is a large underground network of parents who have been through the services. The problem is knowing who to trust."
Constance Marten claimed her wealthy family had wrongly accused her of bearing children to sell on the black market
www.standard.co.uk
Quite true. By now it will be infiltrated for sure.
Fascinating that this is coming out under cross-examination but didn't when she was questioned by her own side.
The reason for her falling out with so many barristers may possibly be that they didn't want her to say this kind of thing.