Mary Wood writes that Lynne "seems reasonably all right at present" and no longer feels that the child is in danger. Bilainkin's actions are now puzzling, and he has made "ludicrous charges against different people", which have only made the situation worse for him. It seems very unlikely that Morrow will advise that it is safe to sign Bilainkin's letter, and Wood feels that BR should refrain from sending Bilainkin anything in writing which he could show someone else as "it is hardly possible to say anything which is not libellous or contempt of court." The Woods will try to gather more information.