Aggie Di Mauro

And then he asked us to go into a room where we were there for a couple of hours because he took photos of every single message on Celeste's phone.

And that was probably especially because to take the screenshots, sometimes when you're taking screenshots, it doesn't capture the whole message.

I've got 220 pages because they were all printed as well to take at the magistrate's court.

So a completely different response.

That is what a coronial inquest should be looking into.

Celeste and I, yep.

We should add that the day he contested, however, the Magistrates Court still put in place an interim order with the same conditions that a final order would have had.

Until March.

What you referred to as the date just prior to that, when you said on the 10th of August he was arrested, that was for breaching the intervention order.

The hammer that he used to- To smash into Celeste's bedroom window, yes.

Yes.

The safety plans were put in place from earlier on because obviously I was very concerned.

And so I wanted to...

I was very worried about Celeste leaving work and he knew where she worked.

So we didn't need him finding out where we lived.

So I wanted to start, you know, going to Celeste's place before she finished work every day and then follow her home to make sure that nobody was following her.

But she kept insisting, no, mum, I'm fine.

I'll keep an eye on things.

There's someone walking me to the car every night.

And I know that that was happening.