Miller's pocketbook (according to Shaw)

[Reader]

In David Shaw's imaginative account, An Innocent Man, he writes "There was yet another piece of evidence that DI Miller never imparted to the Deputy Coroner; a rather amazing fact he had written in his own pocketbook when he first came across Sheila Caffell’s body at 9.30 a.m on the morning of the killings. This admission may have changed the whole course of the inquiry there and then, but Miller’s pocketbook entry would remain hidden from the world for nineteen years."

Has anyone any idea what amazing admission David Shaw was alluding to?

Note, by the way, that it was PI "Bob" Miller, not DI Miller.

[mike tesko]

In David Shaw's imaginative account, An Innocent Man, he writes "There was yet another piece of evidence that DI Miller never imparted to the Deputy Coroner; a rather amazing fact he had written in his own pocketbook when he first came across Sheila Caffell’s body at 9.30 a.m on the morning of the killings. This admission may have changed the whole course of the inquiry there and then, but Miller’s pocketbook entry would remain hidden from the world for nineteen years."

Has anyone any idea what amazing admission David Shaw was alluding to?

Note, by the way, that it was PI "Bob" Miller, not DI Miller.

... There is no mystery, the reference to 'DI', Shaw, was a reference to 'Bob' Miller, who saw SC's body on the bed, when he attended the scene along with, Dr Craig, and that by 9.30am, the body had been moved to the bedroom floor by the second group of armed officers who took part in the re- enactment, inside the house, between 9.00am and 9.22am. Cook recorded these details in his p/book...

[Reader]

If PI Miller's pocketbook entries are known to the defence, why aren't they mentioned elsewhere and what exactly do they say? If they aren't known to the defence, how did Shaw know what PI Miller had written in his pocketbook?