For a few hours, Macdowall was the priority. Mary pulled information from Google, Facebook, the Scottish Criminal Records Office (SCRO), the Social Work Information Database (SWID), and the Violent and Sex Offenders Register (shouldn’t it be VASOR not VISOR?). She returned calls to Macdowall’s GP (ah, that’s who Dr Shearer was) and Tracy at the alcohol problem clinic, and Macdowall’s ‘friend you talked to last night’, Fiona Bellwood. None of them was there, so she left messages.

She discovered that Macdowall’s probable-shag, Fiona Bellwood, was on the system for destitution (2010), housing issues (2012) and drug counselling (2012/2014, cannabis/amphetamines). Mary emailed a referral to the child-protection first-response team, outlining the potential risk and recommending a visit to Fiona Bellwood and an assessment of the situation.

Mary decided to omit one tiny detail in the breach report, a little personal development no-one needed to know about – that Jack was now involved with the Macdowalls and the Cuck movement. It was her fault. She should have stopped him going into the book launch. No need to mention Jack; definitely no need. She concluded the breach as follows:

Mr Macdowall failed to attend his first appointment with me, orchestrating and prioritising a men’s rights rally at the prison instead. Three people were arrested at this rally, according to BBC News. Mr Macdowall openly consumed alcohol at his book launch the night of his release, and as far as I know he has been drinking heavily since (see photos attached to the Cuck Facebook Page, link below, and the photograph I have attached of the cup he drank from on the evening of his book launch). He failed to attend his second office appointment with me yesterday at 9.00 a.m. Later that night, he found a way to contact me on my private Facebook page. He appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and perhaps other substances and asked me if he could have sex with a Ms Fiona Bellwood, a single mother who he had only just met earlier that day. Ms Bellwood is known to social work for drug misuse issues and reported to me that she has a son, now twelve. I have reason to believe Mr Macdowall ignored my directions and spent the evening with Ms Bellwood anyway.

When I visited Mr Macdowall’s house this morning, there was evidence of Ms Bellwood (she had left her purse in the living room), and of heavy drinking (empty wine and beer bottles) and drug use (distinct smell of cannabis and drug-using paraphernalia).