She later obtained internal police and CPS documents showing a lack of evidence that Caroline struck Burton with a lamp, as prosecutors claimed.
Burton also denied the allegation.
An original CPS memo obtained by Christine revealed an official initially recommended dropping the case due to lack of public interest, noting the injured party did not support the charge and there was no history of domestic violence.
However, a detective allegedly insisted on charging, citing a "significant injury."
Former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal questioned the decision, stating: "They should have stopped the case.
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I can't think of any reason to proceed other than being scared of what the media would say."
