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"The evidence is very sketchy," said an official of the Public Prosecutor's Department, "and I doubt if you'd get committal. Take another four days' remand if you think you can get evidence. There's no proof that Mrs. Oaks gave a drug to the police sergeant's wife; the only charge we could make would take the form of an accessory before the act."
"Give her another four days: I think she'll talk," pleaded John, and had his way in the end.