Bridie

He came into the shop where I work on that bank holiday even.

He said, shall I be back to work tomorrow now?

And he said, she might be down later at my home house because he lived at home with our mum and dad and Patrick and David and Mary.

And I said, sure, I'll see you.

I said, if I'm down...

I'll be down, and if not sure, I said, I'll see you one of the days during the week.

He said, fair enough, and then I didn't go down.

And then on the Tuesday, then I was at work again, and he'd done the even shift.

He started at four and finished at 12 at night.

So he came into the shop around half three on his way to work, and he was getting a few bits for the, maybe having his break that evening.

So I said, yeah, and I said, are you heading to work?

And he said, yeah, and he said, sure.

I'll see you tomorrow.

And I said, yeah, I'll see you tomorrow.

And that was it.

He went off out the door and I knew nothing then until that night.

I think it was about maybe half twelve, one o'clock.

The knocking came to my door, to my house.

And it was, myself and my husband were going to bed and we just, Michael got up and I said, God Almighty, I don't know who's at the door like.

So he went down anyway and