Chapter 37Ibrahim sat squirming in his chair, waiting for Mary and Phil to get set up. Seeing Mary settle into the chair facing him, he said, “I don't want to speak to a woman.”
“You have no right to dictate who interviews you,” she replied.
“Then I will say nothing.”
“That of course is your prerogative,” Mary replied. “If you're not going to be cooperative, we can remand you in custody until your case is called in court.”
“What case? I know nothing of any case.”
“Did you not understand that you were formally charged with obstructing the police? My notes say it was clearly stated to you when you were read your rights.”
“It will never come to court. You can not do this to me. I have done nothing wrong.”
“You told us you were in the Mosque on Monday until seven in the evening. We know
