RizzyKing

Well when the source is not someone with a vested intersdt in this i might accept it but if Mrs Petrie knew doing this was going to cause trouble then taking her purely on her recollection of events is not sufficient. Also there is a difference between what the bbc says and what the nurse says so obviously this isn't straight forward and could all have been avoided if she had done as she was told. You keep mentioning the nurse and the old lady talking about religion\belief prior to the offer of a prayer is that something you have read Russ or something your speculating on because if it's speculation then it isn't an argument for the point many of us have made and looks more like you creating a favourable instance for the allowing of this woman to offer a prayer that does not seem to have been requested or wanted.