Paul Galbally

Yes, outside the front door.

Took me back to the Lilydale Police Station where, you know, he suggested I confess before I speak to Paul Galbally.

Then drove me back out to Hillsville where there was a massive truck Both sides of the roads were closed.

There was about eight squad cars, a huge truck out the front of them, and they were just gutting the house.

Yeah, yeah.

It took a long time.

I was very fortunate that I had Paul Galbally and Philip Dundee.

They did my case pro bono.

Um, I thought that I was pretty okay.

When I got arrested, I, I went and saw Paul Galbally, and he said, "Look, you know, a woman of 40 doesn't just get up and, and do this." He sent me to a, um, a forensic psychiatrist, Dr.

Paul Brown.

Absolutely wonderful, wonderful man, and he diagnosed me with, um, dissociative identity disorder, and he said, you know, uh, that was formerly known as multiple personality disorder, and he said, you know, um, on the scale of, like- One to say Sybil.

... comparison, but I'll go with that.

It's very close.

Um, I knew, uh, Paul Galbally, when I first went and saw him, said at the time, "You're looking at two years," you know.

Yep.