Aldwyn Jones

Are you going to do anything with the mother or not?

Can I ask you if she's been... I don't know her name.

I'm guessing, of course.

The person who found the body, some connection either with her or her.

One or the other.

She's the mother or the connected.

All right.

It happens very rarely in Suffolk.

In my experience, unfortunately, the baby's more likely to have been found dead than alive.

It was a rarity to find the baby alive.

Well, obvious things, to get the feel of the place where it's been left and trying to weigh it up, why would you leave a baby there?

It's always good practice to go and visit the scene of any major crime.

But there could be things forensically that may have been available, such as tyre tracks or footprints.

Well, they could take a cast.

That was how they used to do it in those days.

Take a cast and then you can identify the tyre and then you could, for example, identify the tyre and then they could tell you the make.

And it gives you a lead, but there was nothing from memory that I can remember like that being found.

One thing I'd remember about that day was the rain.

And as we went up to it, there was a torrential downpour.

And I couldn't help but think that if this had happened an hour or two ago, the consequences for the baby who had been exposed to that heavy rain.