Aggie Di Mauro

The whole point of the coronial inquest is to see were there missed opportunities.

This is the one mechanism that we have.

to see whether there were missed opportunities, whether it can be prevented, to see what findings the court would make, whether there were mistakes made.

This is what would look, I suppose, it would look into why wasn't the first time recorded?

Why were we told to take out the personal intervention order ourselves?

I mean, I did research after this happened.

I realised and found out that actually that could have been done on Celeste's behalf.

It would have taken the onus off her.

Who knows?

Maybe he would have blamed her less.

Maybe he would have hated her less.

Yes.

Maybe he would not have hated her as much as he did to want payback because we didn't drop it, right?

There are so many things that the coronial inquest is supposed to be looking into.

There's so many things and without me going into, you know, my legal team's submissions, was everything done right?

You know, I'm pretty sure you would have seen in the opening summary that at one stage he was going to, he threatened to throw himself under a train.

Was he assessed?

What happened there?

We weren't told anything.

We weren't given anything.