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to find someone to blame. did you question, at that point, if it could be something - she was capable of? of course, it run... it goes through your mind for an instant, where you think, "what do the police know that i don't know?" but in that instant, it's gone in a second, because it's replaced by "i know lucy, i've grown up with lucy." you've spent time interviewing her. what do you make of her? she's a difficult one to work out. because she's emotionless. she wasjust very clinical in her answers. so, she was comfortable, she'd go through medical notes, she would talk to us, she was cooperative, she engaged. but there was no empathy or, or sympathy with what's gone on at all. they told me there had been a lot more deaths and i'd been linked as someone who had been there for a lot of them. did you have any concerns that there was a rise in mortality rate?