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"Judge Bridge: &#x201C;When Mr Marchant came out of rehab, he went back to his house in Haverhill. Mrs Chamberlain says she was still giving his support and taking him to Bury St Edmunds for AA meetings. She went with him to the GP and, in effect, at that stage it had been decided it would be in Mr Marchant&#x2019;s best interests to go to another centre in Newmarket. &#x201C;Mrs Chamberlain explained there were initially some difficulties getting him admitted. He had to go home and return following further detoxification.<br> &#x201C;That takes us to the moment you will no doubt focus on which is the payment out from the Barclays account of the &#xA3;10,000 in cash. It is an agreed fact that that occurred. Mrs Chamberlain explained the circumstances in which the sum was transferred as the result of a phone call as many as 10 days before the withdrawal took place. She thought he was still in rehab and he phoned through on the land line and was on speakerphone.<br> &#x201C;She said that in the room at the time were her mother and Phyllis Reynolds. She says they spoke initially about how they were and how they were doing. Then he asked Chamberlain whether she was working. She explained she was trying to start an upholstery business. He expressed an interest and asked if she had started. Then he said, quite out of the blue, he wanted her to have &#xA3;20,000. She said &#x2018;no way&#x2019;. At this stage, she said her mother seemed to be gesturing to her. I think she said her mother said in a whisper she should have kept quiet and held out for more.&#x201D;<br>"
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