I know that, and so am I. She’s obviously relying on the fact that people don’t know the law to silence them. The defence to defamation is the truth, and if that’s all that people are saying she has nothing on them. If she is threatening people she can and must be reported to the Bar Council and they will take any such complaints very, very seriously. As someone said earlier, there is a phenomenal amount of information available on Google, which she may have tried to have removed, but she cannot erase the truth and unfortunately all this sort of behaviour does is increase people’s suspicions. I’m presuming she was set upon the people on the BB page who made the apologies for questioning why they hadn’t received the book? Their retreat was totally bizarre, but if they were erroneously threatened with some trumped up action it may have worked. Unfortunately for Richard he lived the latter part of his life on social media, choosing to publicise everything he did. If people are questioning something that was in the public arena, aren’t exaggerating, elaborating or lying about their interactions with him or what they say they know, aren’t sharing information that he hadn’t already shared himself in some form and on some platform, aren’t threatening him or his family, then they are entitled to publicly ask questions. If I were his sister I’d be a little more concerned by the threats that both he and Lisa have made, all documented and predominantly based on lies. Yes people on various platforms have been unpleasant, there’s no arguing with that, but that’s very different from sharing information he had freely made available or that directly affected them. I came on here because having followed him after my brother had died, and desperately wanting to see someone young beat this horrible disease, I became uncomfortable by the sudden vitriol he showed against people he accused of “trolling” him. I’d never heard of Tattle and frankly wouldn’t have thought anyone would be out to get someone suffering with cancer. Had he kept it nice I would never have looked at it, but when he started threatening people and offering money for information I became 1. intrigued by what was being said and 2. suspicious of his reactions - I know if someone said something untrue about me I’d be devastated and embarrassed but I wouldn’t feel I needed to come out all guns blazing. Then the flaunting of wealth when we all knew about the fundraiser, and the book sales, left a bit of a nasty taste. if this was just a dying man trying to go out in what he thought was a blaze of glory that’s really sad, and even sadder that people didn’t see this if it was the case and instead just saw a very narcissistic man.