This was typewritten and addressed to Sir Magnus Pye with a date – 28 July 1955, the actual day that the murder had taken place. He read: You think you can get away with it? This village was here before you and it will be here after you and if you think you can ruin it with your bilding and your money-making you are so, so wrong. You think again, you bastard, if you want to live here. If you want to live.
From the narrative so far, had assumed this letter was going to be from Joy, but did she (or Robert) care about Dingle Dell itself? Or is this referring to something else that Pye was up to?
(Joy did write an admission that she was sleeping with Robert the night Mary was killed, right?)
