There have been a couple of different posts on here asking about Chandler and where he ended up during the fight with Drakul.
However, the Dresden Files wiki says he was banished to the Nevernever: " while Chandler was banished to the Nevernever. "
Was there a WoJ that said this, or is this speculation by the writer?

After a short fight, Drakul drops Chandler through a gate to an unknown location. He is presumed dead, but his status is uncertain.

I don't think he actually did that. After BR Justine used medications to get herself under control, IIRC.

“What’s going on?” I demanded. “How are you walking around like this?”
“It doesn’t matter right now,” Justine said. “I’m better.”
“You aren’t crazy, are you?” I demanded. “You nearly scratched my eyes out that one time.”
She shook her head with a frustrated little motion. “Medication. It isn’t . . . Look, I’m all right for now. I need you to listen to me.”

Butcher, Jim. White Night (The Dresden Files, Book 9) Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.

I remember woj that she is.

- Lara states that's she never been betrayed by members of her household.   I guess Madeline in Turn Coat doesn't count?

• A voice; that doesn't sound like Ebenezer or Marcone, tells Harry, "Your choices have made you an outlier."  Did Ebenezer say that to Harry in PT?  I read the book so fast I already have to do a slower reread.

“The problem is that trust is getting harder and harder to come by in the White Council,” Ebenezar said. “Your choices have made you an outlier. Suspicion naturally falls upon someone in your position in times of strain.”

Butcher, Jim. Peace Talks (Dresden Files) (p. 26). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.

“No,” she said. “Because I’m also the one who changed Thomas’s diapers, after his mother escaped our father. Dressed him. Fed him his meals. Taught him to read.”

Butcher, Jim. Peace Talks (Dresden Files) (p. 132). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.

“God knows,” Thomas said. “All I know is that there was some sort of business between them. It developed into something else. Father was trying to snare her permanently, but she wound up being too strong for him to completely enthrall. She escaped him when I was about five. From what I’ve been able to learn, she met your father the next year when she was on the run.”

Butcher, Jim. Blood Rites (The Dresden Files, Book 6) (p. 166). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.

Although if Mab were Harry’s grandmother, their entire dynamic would be different.

When did Grey work for Marcone?