as recent as we have .  what ex- actly is your interest in amber?
then what are you hoping i'm gon- na do? dissuade, or persuade you?
then you could have saved yourself a lot of driving, sergeant. what i said on the phone's the same as i'm saying now. i got no idea where amb- er is, or who it was took her there.
you find something curious in that?
then let me put your mind at ease .  firstly, amber isn't "blind" - she has some useful vision - and second, this isn't a prison, it's a college of higher education - a severe vis- ual disability doesn't mean my stud- ents don't value their independence as much as anybody else - and amber was a very independent young woman - she decided to leave - so she left .
no, sergeant, i got no idea with who. and i might add, that in another six weeks, a hundred and fifty students will be leaving here, & driving away for their christmas holidays with pe- ople whose name i-won't-know-either .
as she's a member of my staff, may i ask what this is about?
i see .  well, she's teaching an- other class at four .  i'd apprec- iate it if you don't detain her .