Talk:Gilbert Harding
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- (he was unaware that Harding's mother had died), and was indeed informed by Harding of this shortly afterwards in the interview
If Freeman didn't know Harding's mother had died then how could he have questioned him about it? The Grot 10:26, 2 December 2005 (UTC)
- I see no reason to remove that unless you know that Freeman did know that Harding's mother had died, in which case it should be stated explicitly. There is no reason Freeman couldn't have been asking in general terms. As it is there is a puzzling vagueness about the account -- does anyone have the facts? Flapdragon 15:20, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
Freeman never referred to GH's mother he actually asked him if he had ever seen or been in the presence of a dead person or words to that effect - GH said "yes" and his voice started to break - , Then Freeman asked if it was someone close or recently I can't remember exactly which - - "yes" was the short reply - although GH continued to speak - his eyes watered a little although he still remained fairly composed although obviously emotional - Freeman then seemed to change the subject and not pursue that issue.
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