DCI Fellowes instructed PC Evans to take the suitcase, knapsack, leather satchel and the three envelopes of cash out to his car, handing over his keys. He was to lock them in the boot and then to stay by the car to ensure that Bullock did not attempt to interfere or remove them. Taking out his pocket book, Fellowes then wrote out a receipt for the items and handed it towards Gladys who looked it as though it was the warrant for her execution and refused to take it.
‘Best you give it to Albert, my hubby,’ she said. ’They’re his belongings, nothing to do with me, I’ve never seen any of it before. None of it,’ she added with a touch of asperity.
‘I’m not going out specifically to give to your husband, I’ll leave it here,’ placing the receipt on the worktop. ‘Now, Mrs Blundell, I would be ve
