No, I said what I said.
We don't know who took it. It could have been a prison guard who took it and gave it to his boss who then put it in an office, one multiple people had access to, in turn which could have then been given to a courier who in turn may have taken it to to somewhere else. Moreover, Amanda's lawyers would have already seen the diary. It wasn't simply teleported instantly to Mignini's pocket.
I'm saying many people, potentially, may have had the opportunity for access.
Why are you so hung up about it anyway? Relative? It tends to be only the family that are so irate about the diary.
And ot's off topic to the original point...that of Dr Lalli being caught leaking on national television. He was caught, it was proven, he was on the case, hence he was sacked...from the case (not from being a coroner). Apples and oranges.
