CLEAN : Indian court to rule on 2008 British schoolgirl's death

The speaker reflects on the loss of Scarlett, expressing regret for allowing her to attend a party on Valentine's Day, which led to her disappearance. The speaker is frustrated with the police and government for their delay tactics and cover-up, which prolonged the process of retrieving Scarlett's body. As the verdict approaches, the speaker feels nervous and uncertain about the outcome, acknowledging the possibility of appeals and the continuation of the legal process.

What feelings does the speaker express about Scarlett?

How does the speaker feel about the police and government regarding the situation?

What does the speaker say about the time it took to have Scarlett's body back?

What are the speaker's thoughts on the potential outcomes of the trial?

What does the speaker imply about the possibility of an appeal?