It is beyond belief that this super arrogant man Wratten now wishes to extend his arrogance still further by trying to gain the confidence of Lords Graydon and Johns. That THEY let him is absolutely amazing.
In similar circumstances, in a court of law, it is almost tantamount to interfereing with the jury.
However, I agree with JN. I think Wratten finds himself in a corner, a scared rat, looking to get support from other rats. I do think he is running scared because it has come home to him that their Lordships have done their job with due dilligence. I like to think that they would not allow Wratten, who has already had his say, to be allowed to sway them.
However, there is the all important vote on their Lordships findings to come.
Let us hope that it will put Wratten's name where it belongs, with Day's, but sadly, in the annals of RAF infamy.