Pamela Wright interview - Part 9

The transcript details a conversation about moving into a new area and the subsequent discovery of a partner's past involvement with prostitution in Thailand. It describes the shock and emotional turmoil experienced during a police investigation and arrest, leading to a trial where the partner's guilt becomes apparent.

What did the narrator learn about the person's past actions in Thailand?

• He was a tourist guide in Thailand.

• He had used prostitutes in Thailand.

• He used to live in Thailand.

• He had never been to Thailand.

How did the narrator find out about the person's arrest?

• Through a phone call from the police.

• The police came to their workplace.

• A neighbor informed them.

• They read about it in the newspaper.

What was the narrator's emotional state during the police questioning?

• Calm and composed.

• Confused and shocked.

• Happy and relieved.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

When did the narrator start suspecting the person's guilt?

• When they found evidence at home.

• After a conversation with a friend.

• During the trial.

• Immediately after the arrest.

What was the narrator's final stance during the trial?

• They decided not to attend the trial.

• They were convinced of the person's guilt.

• They were convinced of the person's innocence.

• They were unsure of the person's guilt.