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Re:Holiday Timeline and Discrepancies - Did something happen to Madeleine DURING the week?
Date Posted:01/08/2014 3:08 AMCopy HTML
TIMETABLE FOR DINNER TIME 8.00pm -10.00pm http://madeleinemccann.aimoo.com/Hour-By-Hour-Tables/Thursday-May-3rd-9-00pm-0-00pm-1-755742.htmlStatements can be distinguished by colour - (See applicable portions of statements below timetable)
GERRY KATE RUSSELL O'BRIEN JANE TANNER MATTHEW OLDFIELD RACHAEL MANPILLY DAVID PAYNE FIONA PAYNE DIANNE WEBSTER Stephen Carpenter
Each 'block' indicates the location of each person (top of the column for names) according to others' statements per 5min intervals.
Memory, of course, can create variances but May 4th statements seem to consistenty vary considerably from subsequent statements a week later or Rogatory.
Note: - Discrepancy whether Matt passed the Paynes at 8.55pm - Discrepancy WHERE Matt passed the Payne - Whether Gerry was at the table when the Paynes arrived - Whether ROB was at the table when Paynes arrived - Whether Jane left/ returned earlier than the 9.10-9.15pm claim and ROB left 20mins later, completed many tasks and returned before 9.55pm
an addition not applicable to this thread...MO-The interviewee thinks that it is a kidnapping with the intention to demand a ransom from the parents, because these are people who are very comfortable financially.
TIME | KATE | GERRY | ROB | JT | MO | RMO | DP | FP | DW | | 9:00 | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
ROB -nearly all the adults were present, without children, with the exception of David, Fiona and Diane. 8.55 all the members of the group were present, | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
ROB -nearly all the adults were present, without children, with the exception of David, Fiona and Diane.
perhaps Gerald and MATT had not been in the restaurant along with the other members of the group.
DW -you’re not sure whetherGerry or not was there when you arrived 8.55 all the members of the group were present, Kate May 4-at around 9pm, her husband went to the apartment to make sure the twins, as well as Madeleine, were in perfect condition, then he went back to the restaurant | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
8.55 all the members of the group were present, | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
ROB -nearly all the adults were present, without children, with the exception of David, Fiona and Diane.
8.55 all the membersof the group were present, | ROB So Matt, erm, around nine o’clock, give or take a few minutes, but around that sort of time, he got up and said ‘I’ll go and drag them out��?and I believe also had a listen outside of all of the rooms as well. In any case, as he was walking back, he actually met them on the way down. And so by the time they had sat down and Matt had come back from a brief listen at the windows of the bedrooms, we were all there.
Her husband Matthew, went to look for David Payne and Fiona Payne. At around9pm, the couple arrived two or three minutes after Matthew.He had been to check the children's bedrooms,
you could see the light on in their apartment, you could see it from the Tapas and you could see them moving around so you knew they were still there. And so I decided that I’d go back and short of chivvy them along,
at around 8.45pm, he and his wife left their daughter asleep in the apartment and went to the "Tapas" restaurant.
ROB -nearly all the adults were present, without children, with the exception of David, Fiona and Diane.
At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
as I was leaving the Tapas area, you know, and their light going off and knowing that they were coming down and on their way, andon my way up, about at that top corner before you turn left to get round the back, as you go up the top of the hill, we sort of passed on the way down
Just, just into the complex, but certainly we hadn’t made it yet to the swimming pool but it was just, just about there
FP -outside kind of the, Kate andGerry’s gate, that sort of area, erm, we bumped into Matt
DW - In this regard, asked specifically whether, on the journey to the restaurant, if they had passed(Gerry or Matt)either of the two individuals described in the preceding paragraph, she answeredcategorically not
DW -That was the point you see, at that time I don’t, I didn’t remember having passed Matton the waybut you know as time’s gone on and, and err I thinkDave, Dave orFionamentioned it and that’s, I did then remember.
perhaps Gerald and MATT had not been in the restaurant along with the other members of the group.
8.55 all the members of the group were present,
rob -Matthew Oldfield left the restaurant at shortly after 9pm to check the children
MO-it seemed a bit silly not to go ahead and just sort of check on G***e, even though we’d only been down there about fifteen minutes
so I listened outside ourshutters and went along to their shutter and had a listen out there, not because I’d been asked to | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
ROB -nearly all the adults were present, without children, with the exception of David, Fiona and Diane.
at around 8.45pm, he and his wife left their daughter asleep in the apartment and went to the "Tapas" restaurant.
8.55 all the members of the group were present, at the same time, one of their friends, called Russell, went to see his children, too,,nevertheless he did not go to the room where the witness was staying. JT may 4 Around 9pm, her husband arrived at the restaurant. He had succeeded in getting **** to sleep. | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals about at that top corner before you turn left to get round the back, as you go up the top of the hill, we sort of passed on the way down
David and Fiona. That the latter arrived at the restaurant at around 9pm
he, his wife and his mother-in-law arrived at the restaurant at around 8.55pm. According to what he remembers, when they arrived, all the members of the group were present,
Because of the late arrival of David Payne, Fiona Payne and Diane Webster,the mealbooked for 8.30pm, did not start until 9pm, | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
about at that top corner before you turn left to get round the back, as you go up the top of the hill, we sort of passed on the way down
David and Fiona. That the latter arrived at the restaurant at around 9pm
he, his wife and his mother-in-law arrived at the restaurant at around 8.55pm. According to what he remembers, when they arrived, all the members of the group were present, Because of the late arrival of David Payne, Fiona Payne and Diane Webster,the mealbooked for 8.30pm, did not start until 9pm, | At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals
about at that top corner before you turn left to get round the back, as you go up the top of the hill, we sort of passed on the way down
David and Fiona. That the latter arrived at the restaurant at around 9pm
he, his wife and his mother-in-law arrived at the restaurant at around 8.55pm. According to what he remembers, when they arrived, all the members of the group were present, Because of the late arrival of David Payne, Fiona Payne and Diane Webster,the mealbooked for 8.30pm, did not start until 9pm,
PC: "Can you remember where you sat on that particular night?”
DW: "Err yes I sat sort of with my back almost towards the, err kitchen bit and err Russell was on my right,Matt was on my left and I think it was then Daveand Gerry,Fiona, Kate, Jane and Rachael.”
| | 9:05 | | we sat down and created a timelineso I’m aware that the next person who got up was, was Gerry, not from a really clear recollection of him getting up necessarily, but, nonetheless, Gerry was away from the table for, erm, for five or ten minutes.
Gerry may 4 - Thus, at 9.05 pm, the deponent entered the club, using his key, the door being locked, and went to the children's bedroom and noted that the twins and Madeleine were in perfect condition. He then went to the toilet, where he remained for a few instants, | | | That around 9.05pm, the interviewee went to the area of the apartments | | | | you’re not sure whetherGerry or not was there when you arrived, and you say you would have ordered your starters.”
you don’t remember but you think it possible thatperhapsMatt and Gerald were not together with the other members of the group inthe restaurant. You said earlier on when we spoke that you couldn’t picture Gerrybeing there.”
| | 9:10 | | then crossed ways with someone with whom he had played tennis, who had a baby buggy, also a British citizen, with whom he had a brief conversation.
Her husband told her that the children were well and that he had bumped into the person with whom he had played tennis, who also had two children.
jt-9.10pm, Gerald McCann left the restaurant
rob-five minutes later, Gerry McCann and his own partner, Jane, went out, almost at the same time, to check
That after this check, he returned to the restaurant, saying that all the children were asleep. However, Gerry, Madeleine's father, went to the area of the apartments to check for himself if the children were asleep.
He thinks that Gerry must have gone out first because Jane saw him chatting with a person on holiday at the complex, a certain Jez. He thinks that Jane only checked their apartment, being worried about ****.
five minutes later, Gerry came back to the group in the restaurant | | five minutes later, Gerry McCann and his own partner, Jane, went out, almost at the same time, to check
He thinks that Gerry must have gone out first because Jane saw him chatting with a person on holiday at the complex, a certain Jez. He thinks that Jane only checked their apartment, being worried about ****.
ROB- Jane actually got up, erm, and went over and did a check, erm, and then came back. And I don’t remember her saying anything about Gerry talking or, or, or, or any problems in the room or having seen anyone, I think she just, she just did the check and returned.
| That after this check, he returned to the restaurant, saying that all the children were asleep. However, Gerry, Madeleine's father, went to the area of the apartments to check for himself if the children were asleep.
| | | | | | 9:15 | RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | She saw Gerald McCann talking to a British citizen named Jez JT She went past them knowing that Gerald McCann had already checked the children in the apartment.
That five minutes later, Gerry came back to the group in the restaurant.
ROB Gerry was away from the table for, erm, for five or ten minutes.
I presume at some point, although I can’t picture it, you know, Gerry himself coming back.
RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm
RMO - around 9.15pm, Gerry McCann went to check, only his apartment | RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | JT Five minutes later the interviewee left
RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | RMO -After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm | | 9:20 | RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | On her way back, Gerald McCann was no longer in the road RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food.
RMO Gerry returned shortly after Jane.
| RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | RMO -During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. | | 9:25 | | On her arrival at the restaurant (3) Gerald McCann was with his wife Kate Healy.
ROB - Then Gerry came back at around 9.25/9.30 and they started to eat the main course.
RMO He was held up for nearly 10 minutes because, he said, he had been chatting with Jes about tennis.
RMO Gerry returned shortly after Jane.
| ROB -by the time the starters arrived, we’d eaten them and everything else, I thought it was probably about, you know, it was time we did a check and I also needed the toilet so rather than just go to the toilet, which was almost up to the portal, I got up and Matt, erm, said ‘Oh I’ll come and do a check as well��? So me and Matt walked back to the, to the, erm, to the flats, erm, this would have been about, about kind of twenty-five past nine, | | ROB - by the time the starters arrived, we’d eaten them and everything else, I thought it was probably about, you know, it was time we did a check and I also needed the toilet so rather than just go to the toilet, which was almost up to the portal, I got up and Matt, erm, said ‘Oh I’ll come and do a check as well��? So me and Matt walked back to the, to the, erm, to the flats, erm, this would have been about, about kind of twenty-five past nine,
At around 9.25pm, the interviewee went into his apartment and Madeleine's apartment | | | | | | 9:30 | As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm.
RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm
Stephen Carpenter- DCF: At what time did you leave the Tapas bar'
SC: I think it was at about half past nine. When I crossed the road outside the MW reception I remember there were cars parked, I remember taking some time to see if I could cross the road because there were cars parked to my left and I was carrying I****. They were about six metres away from me and i calculate that some (inaudible) metres from the back of Gerry’s apartment,
she vaguely remembered someone calling “Madeleine, Madeleine”, this was after we had crossed the road from the MW reception and before entering our apartment
| RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm.
| As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm.
RMO -Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm, her husband Matthew Oldfield and Russell O'Brien both went to check on the children.
ROB So I went into five ‘D erm, I actually went to the toilet first. Erm, and then Matt broke off at this point and he went over to his flat five ‘B� And I was just, just in the process really, after having a wee, of checking, erm, of checking Evie and had, you know, had established that she’d, erm, that she’d been, that she’d actually been sick in the cot. Erm, I, you know, Matt returned, so this was only really a matter of a couple of minutes or so later, and, you know, he asked if everything was alright and I said, you know, ‘Well Evie’s obviously awake and I think she’s been sick��? So he offered to help and stay if I needed it and I said ‘No, you go back, just let Jane know that Evie’s awake and she’s been sick and��? you know, ‘and whether she’d come back after she’s finished her dinner��? | RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm
As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm. | ROB Matt broke off at this point and he went over to his flat five ‘B
Erm, I, you know, Matt returned, so this was only really a matter of a couple of minutes or so later, and, you know, he asked if everything was alright and I said, you know, ‘Well Evie’s obviously awake and I think she’s been sick��? So he offered to help and stay if I needed it and I said ‘No, you go back,
Erm, so Matt then went away and, to the best of my knowledge, he then went round the back of the building and did a check of Kate and Gerry’s room via the patio door, before returning to the table.
GERRY May 4 around 9.30 pm, MATT went to his apartment and on his way he went into the deponent's apartment, going in through a sliding glass door at the side of the building, which was always unlocked
As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm.
RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm, her husband Matthew Oldfield and Russell O'Brien both went to check on the children.
He also checked the one where Madeleine was. He went in through the patio door
Her husband went into the main room and, "hung about," to listen for any noise from the bedroom where the children were sleeping. He didn't switch any lights on. He could see the twins in their beds. The bedroom door was half-open.
| RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm. | RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm
As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm. | RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pmA
s normal, dinner began at 9.30pm. | RMO Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm. | | 9:35 | | | 15 to 20 minutes later,(after her arrival back)Matthew Oldfield and her husband, Russell O'Brien, left to go and see the children.
9.35/9.40, taking advantage of the lull between two courses, the informant left the restaurant with Matthew to check the children.
I got Evie out and she had some sick on her, on her, on her clothes and on her face, so I actually turned on the sort of shower taps and I got her out of her, erm, out of her kind of nightie that she was in, gave her a quick wash, erm | | GM May4 (MO)He went into the room, saw the twins and didn’t even notice if Madeleine was there, as everything was quiet, theshutters closed and the bedroom door half-open as usual. Then MATT went back to the restaurant
RMO Four or five minutes later the interviewee's husband came back
15 to 20 minutes later,(after her arrival back) Matthew Oldfield and her husband, Russell O'Brien, left to go and see the children
.9.35/9.40, taking advantage of the lull between two courses, the informant left the restaurant with Matthew to check the children. | | | | | | 9:40 | | | Russell stayed in the room ,ROB - and then, at some stage, either then or later on, I also stripped the, stripped the cot, I think I must have done it at the time because I think that actually had more sick on it than anything and I just rinsed that off in the bath. And then they went into the, erm, fully functioning, easily to operate by men, washing machine, that, erm, that MARK WARNER had, had, erm, provided, that was in the flat anyway. Erm, and then I just sat really with Evie down near the patio door, erm, she was, you know, she was awake but otherwise, otherwise fairly happy, and just read a book, read a book to her I think | then Jane, you know, a number of minutes later, I mean, I would have thought his was probably around, round about the sort of twenty to mark, sort of ten minutes later from when I arrived, had come back having sort of eaten her main course | Matthew checked the children then those of Gerald and Kate.
as he did not hear any noise, he thought everything was OK and went back to the restaurant. Matthew informed the interviewee that Russell was staying in the room.
Matthew returned to the restaurant five minutes after leaving it. | | | | | | 9:45 | | | ROB-Jane came back and then I returned to the table about quarter to ten
ROB-We were in the flat together for a little while and I would imagine at this point probably put the washing on | After quickly eating the main course, the worried interviewee went to take her husband's place in the apartment | | | | | | | 9:50 | | | I went back, but I certainly didn’t see anything untoward on the way back either, although, by this point, obviously, it was pretty, it was, it was dark. | His partner came to take his place in ****'s bedroom around 15 minutes later after finishing dinner.
| | | | | | | 9:55 | | | At around 9.55, he went back to the restaurant where his food had been waiting for 5 or 10 minutes. All the other adults had finished
ROB - I think my food was actually still there at the minute, butas I was starting to eat that, I mean, one came over and said ‘Oh no, don’t you know, ‘it’ll have gone a bit cold you know, ‘we’ll do you a fresh one So I then waited for a period of time, you know, sort of five or ten minuteswhile they quickly, you know, it was sort of thin steak so I’d imagine quickly grilled or fried, erm, fried up a meal of that.
| | | | | | | | 10:00 | Towards 10pm, Kate went to her apartment, and less than 5 minutes later, she came back to the restaurant | | | | | | | | | |
9pm
Gerry may 4 - Thus, at 9.05 pm, the deponent entered the club, using his key, the door being locked, and went to the children's bedroom and noted that the twins and Madeleine were in perfect condition. He then went to the toilet, where he remained for a few instants, left the apartment, and then crossed ways with someone with whom he had played tennis, who had a baby buggy, also a British citizen, with whom he had a brief conversation. He then returned to the restaurant. At around 9.30 pm, his friend MATT (a member of the group) went to his apartment where his own children were, and on his way he went into the deponent's apartment, going in through a sliding glass door at the side of the building, which was always unlocked. He went into the room, saw the twins and didn’t even notice if Madeleine was there, as everything was quiet, the shutters closed and the bedroom door half-open as usual. Then MATT went back to the restaurant.
KATE - may 4
Thus, at around 9pm, her husband went to the apartment to make sure the twins, as well as Madeleine, were in perfect condition, then he went back to the restaurant. Her husband told her that the children were well and that he had bumped into the person with whom he had played tennis, who also had two children.
The witness notes that at the same time, one of their friends, called Russell, went to see his children, too,, nevertheless he did not go to the room where the witness was staying.
JT may 4 Around 9pm, her husband arrived at the restaurant. He had succeeded in getting **** to sleep. Because of the late arrival of David Payne, Fiona Payne and Diane Webster, the meal booked for 8.30pm, did not start until 9pm, when the Payne family arrived. Usually, every 15 minutes one person from each apartment went to the respective rooms (1) to make sure everything was OK. During dinner, everything went well. Everybody was in a good mood.
The interviewee recall that, around 9.10pm, Gerald McCann left the restaurant (3) to go to the apartment to see the children. Five minutes later the interviewee left, in her turn, to go to her own apartment to check on her children. She saw Gerald McCann talking to a British citizen named Jez. They got to know each other during the holiday and played tennis together. She went past them knowing that Gerald McCann had already checked the children in the apartment.
After checking on her children, the interviewee went back to the tapas On her way back, Gerald McCann was no longer in the road where she had seen him talking. On her arrival at the restaurant (3) Gerald McCann was with his wife Kate Healy.
15 to 20 minutes later, Matthew Oldfield and her husband, Russell O'Brien, left to go and see the children. As their daughter **** wasn't well, and she was crying, Russell stayed in the room. Matthew checked the children then those of Gerald and Kate. According to him, he saw the twins but he did not succeed in seeing Madeleine. But as he did not hear any noise, he thought everything was OK and went back to the restaurant. Matthew informed the interviewee that Russell was staying in the room. (1) After quickly eating the main course, the worried interviewee went to take her husband's place in the apartment (1) so that the latter could eat.
While she was in the room, around 10/10.15, she heard Kate Healy and Fiona Payne shouting that Madeleine had disappeared. She did not know whether it was Kate who discovered the disappearance because she wasn't at the restaurant (3) at that moment. Every evening was like this, it was normal. In turn they left the table and went to check on the children. Madeleine Beth McCann was a sensible child, very loving, very active and fun. She liked to play. She was intelligent and the interviewee does not believe that if a stranger approached her that she would not shout. During their conversation she did not recall Kate having reported that Madeleine slept badly or that she caused any problems.
DP May 4 Concerning yesterday evening, he states that he, his wife and his mother-in-law arrived at the restaurant at around 8.55pm. According to what he remembers, when they arrived, all the members of the group were present, apart from the children, who were in bed in their respective rooms.
During the evening, Gerry, Jane and Matthew went, alternately, to their children's bedrooms to check if they were sleeping. He thinks they physically went into the apartments. He no longer remembers in what order they went see their children.
Towards 10pm, Kate went to her apartment, and less than 5 minutes later, she came back to the restaurant, breaking down, reporting that Madeleine was not in the bedroom.
MO May 5 The interviewee says that the day yesterday was identical to the previous ones and that, as on all other nights, at around 8.45pm, he and his wife left their daughter asleep in the apartment and went to the "Tapas" restaurant.
That the couple Kate and Gerry, Madeleine's parents were already at the restaurant. That they had arrived at the restaurant five minutes before them. The rest of the adults arrived at the restaurant around five minutes after the interviewee and his wife. That the last to arrive at the restaurant was the couple David and Fiona. That the latter arrived at the restaurant at around 9pm.
That around 9.05pm, the interviewee went to the area of the apartments. Notably to the area near the windows of all the children's bedrooms. That he did not hear any noise. That he considered that all the children were sleeping. That all the children's bedroom windows were closed, notably the windows that gave access to the fourth apartment, that occupied by Madeleine. That after this check, he returned to the restaurant, saying that all the children were asleep. However, Gerry, Madeleine's father, went to the area of the apartments to check for himself if the children were asleep. That Gerry allegedly went into his apartment and that he checked to make sure that Madeleine and the twins were sleeping in their bedroom, where it was quite dark. The bedroom door was half-open. That five minutes later, Gerry came back to the group in the restaurant.
In answer to a question from the inspector, the interviewee does not know if Gerry met anyone while he was checking the children. He did not mention it.
As normal, dinner began at 9.30pm.
At around 9.25pm, the interviewee went into his apartment and Madeleine's apartment to check on the children. He states that the door of the fourth apartment (room?), that was occupied by Madeleine and the twins, was half-open and that there was enough light in the bedroom for him to see the twins in their cots. That he couldn't see the bed occupied by Madeleine, but as it was all quiet, he deduced that she was sleeping. That the light in question was from an artificial source but not inside the bedroom, rather from outside through the bedroom window. That it seemed to him that theshutters of the bedroom window were open without knowing if the window was also open.
The apartment has two bedrooms, a lounge, a small kitchen and a bathroom. The couple's bedroom has a window which is visible from the restaurant. The children's bedroom windows look out on the road outside the tourist complex. Then the interviewee went back to the restaurant.
He states that the bedroom has two windows. The twins occupy two cots placed in the middle of the room and Madeleine occupies a bed pushed against the wall, facing the wall which has the two windows that look out onto the outside of the complex. That the door through which he entered the apartment was closed but not locked. That he doesn't know if it is usual for Madeleine's parents to leave the door closed but not locked because that door is visible from the restaurant.
The interviewee thinks that it is a kidnapping with the intention to demand a ransom from the parents, because these are people who are very comfortable financially.
ROB - At around 7.15/7.30pm, the informant went back to his apartment. He read stories to his daughters, including **** who was feeling better. His partner, Jane, went to have dinner at the "TAPAS" restaurant at around 8.30pm and he went there at around 8.45pm. When he arrived at the restaurant, nearly all the adults were present, without children, with the exception of David, Fiona and Diane. They arrived more or less 5 minutes later.
At around 9pm, they had all ordered their meals. While they were eating, it was normal that every 15 minutes, one person from each apartment went to make sure the children were ok. Yesterday, as **** was not well, the interval between checks was reduced. He recalls that Matthew Oldfield left the restaurant at shortly after 9pm to check the children. He is no longer sure who went out first, but five minutes later, Gerry McCann and his own partner, Jane, went out, almost at the same time, to check the children. He thinks that Gerry must have gone out first because Jane saw him chatting with a person on holiday at the complex, a certain Jez. He thinks that Jane only checked their apartment, being worried about ****. Then Gerry came back at around 9.25/9.30 and they started to eat the main course.
At around 9.35/9.40, taking advantage of the lull between two courses, the informant left the restaurant with Matthew to check the children. When he got there, his daughter **** was crying. He stayed in her bedroom with her. He supposes that Matthew checked his apartment.Matthew returned to the restaurant five minutes after leaving it. His partner came to take his place in ****'s bedroom around 15 minutes later after finishing dinner.
At around 9.55, he went back to the restaurant where his food had been waiting for 5 or 10 minutes. All the other adults had finished.
RMO May 4 Yesterday, at around 8.45pm, like every evening, they joined the rest of the group to eat at the,"tapas," restaurant. Her husband Matthew, went to look for David Payne and Fiona Payne. At around 9pm, the couple arrived two or three minutes after Matthew. He had been to check the children's bedrooms, his own apartment where his daughter was sleeping but also that of the twins and Madeleine. He listened at both closed shuttersand didn't hear any noise. He also checked to see if there was any noise in Russell O'Brien and Jane Tanner's apartment. He said that he hadn't heard any noise.
After placing their orders, at around 9.15pm, Gerry McCann went to check, only his apartment. He was held up for nearly 10 minutes because, he said, he had been chatting with Jes about tennis. Today there was a tournament which they both had to compete in. During Gerry's absence, the waiters started to bring the food. Jane was also absent to check her apartment. Gerry returned shortly after Jane.
Between the starters and the main course, at around 9.30pm, her husband Matthew Oldfield and Russell O'Brien both went to check on the children. Kate was also planning to go and see the children, but they told her it was no trouble, that they would go and check. Kate, therefore, stayed at the restaurant. Four or five minutes later the interviewee's husband came back after having checked his apartment. He also checked the one where Madeleine was. He went in through the patio door (the couple Gerry and Kate McCann left this door accessible for everyone during dinner) The said patio door gives access to the apartment's lounge where two doors open into the respective bedrooms.
Her husband went into the main room and, "hung about," to listen for any noise from the bedroom where the children were sleeping. He didn't switch any lights on. He could see the twins in their beds. The bedroom door was half-open. It was only later that he realised this was strange. At the time, he gave no importance to the fact. The interviewee's husband came back to the restaurant and said that everything was fine, that he hadn't heard any noise. He also said that Russell O'Brien was staying with his daughter, ****, who was crying.
They had the main course and Jane went off to replace Russell so that he could come and eat. The interviewee does not know exactly when Russell arrived.
j so it was Kate, me, Rachael I think Dianne was next to Rachael, here. I really can’t, I can’t really, I can’t picture exactly, but I know, I know I was next to Kate...I think Russell might have been the other side of Kate or Matt was next��?
j I was almost facing the bar area
jthere were some people inside because it was quite chilly by, by this, it was actually quite, quite cold��?
ROB So Matt, erm, around nine o’clock, give or take a few minutes, but around that sort of time, he got up and said ‘I’ll go and drag them out��?and I believe also had a listen outside of all of the rooms as well. In any case, as he was walking back, he actually met them on the way down. And so by the time they had sat down and Matt had come back from a brief listen at the windows of the bedrooms, we were all there.
we sat down and created a timeline so I’m aware that the next person who got up was, was Gerry, not from a really clear recollection of him getting up necessarily, but, nonetheless, Gerry was away from the table for, erm, for five or ten minutes. And during the time that he was away, erm, you know, we decided, me and Jane, that we’d do, we’d do a check on our room. So Jane actually got up, erm, and went over and did a check, erm, and then came back. And I don’t remember her saying anything about Gerry talking or, or, or, or any problems in the room or having seen anyone, I think she just, she just did the check and returned.
I presume at some point, although I can’t picture it, you know, Gerry himself coming back. We had, we had the starters. And I think the next clear thing in my mind is actually that, erm, by the time the starters arrived, we’d eaten them and everything else, I thought it was probably about, you know, it was time we did a check and I also needed the toilet so rather than just go to the toilet, which was almost up to the portal, I got up and Matt, erm, said ‘Oh I’ll come and do a check as well��? So me and Matt walked back to the, to the, erm, to the flats, erm, this would have been about, about kind of twenty-five past nine,
Got to my flat five ‘D��? erm, and as we, you know, got sort of quite close I could hear Evie murmuring, so she was, she was obviously awake. So I went into five ‘D��? erm, I actually went to the toilet first. Erm, and then Matt broke off at this point and he went over to his flat five ‘B��? And I was just, just in the process really, after having a wee, of checking, erm, of checking Evie and had, you know, had established that she’d, erm, that she’d been, that she’d actually been sick in the cot. Erm, I, you know, Matt returned, so this was only really a matter of a couple of minutes or so later, and, you know, he asked if everything was alright and I said, you know, ‘Well Evie’s obviously awake and I think she’s been sick��? So he offered to help and stay if I needed it and I said ‘No, you go back, just let Jane know that Evie’s awake and she’s been sick and��? you know, ‘and whether she’d come back after she’s finished her dinner��? Erm, so Matt then went away and, to the best of my knowledge, he then went round the back of the building and did a check of Kate and Gerry’s room via the patio door, before returning to the table.
within the flat, erm, you know, I got Evie out and she had some sick on her, on her, on her clothes and on her face, so I actually turned on the sort of shower taps and I got her out of her, erm, out of her kind of nightie that she was in, gave her a quick wash, erm, and then, at some stage, either then or later on, I also stripped the, stripped the cot, I think I must have done it at the time because I think that actually had more sick on it than anything and I just rinsed that off in the bath. And then they went into the, erm, fully functioning, easily to operate by men, washing machine, that, erm, that MARK WARNER had, had, erm, provided, that was in the flat anyway. Erm, and then I just sat really with Evie down near the patio door, erm, she was, you know, she was awake but otherwise, otherwise fairly happy, and just read a book, read a book to her I think. Erm, and then Jane, you know, a number of minutes later, I mean, I would have thought his was probably around, round about the sort of twenty to mark, sort of ten minutes later from when I arrived, had come back having sort of eaten her main course
We were in the flat together for a little while and I would imagine at this point probably put the washing on and, erm, you know, and then Jane, Jane said, you know, ‘They’ve made your main course, why don’t you go back down and get it��?
I went back, but I certainly didn’t see anything untoward on the way back either, although, by this point, obviously, it was pretty, it was, it was dark. Erm, I arrived back at the table, erm, everyone, there was, there was some hilarity in the fact that Jane had been dispatched, erm, to relieve me in the apartment, erm, and I kind of, erm, quickly picked up that that was what the, what the, the joke had been. There was, there was some dialogue with the waiters, erm, of a humorous nature as well. And I think my food was actually still there at the minute, but as I was starting to eat that, I mean, one came over and said ‘Oh no, don’t��? you know, ‘it’ll have gone a bit cold��? you know, ‘we’ll do you a fresh one��? So I then waited for a period of time, you know, sort of five or ten minutes while they quickly, you know, it was sort of thin steak so I’d imagine quickly grilled or fried, erm, fried up a meal of that.
returned and that was err with Matthew OLDFIELD at about sort of twenty five past nine
Jane came back and then I returned to the table about quarter to ten��?
And how many times were you absent��? Reply “That was the only, that was the only trip��?
MO - you could see the light on in their apartment, you could see it from the Tapas and you could see them moving around so you knew they were still there. And so I decided that I’d go back and short of chivvy them along, because I felt a bit bad that, you know, there’s just us in this restaurant, as there had been most of the week, there weren’t often, erm, on one night they had a quiz and there were a few sort of more tables, erm, around that were occupied, but most of the time it was just us and I felt a bit bad that we said we’d be there at half eight and, you know, it was getting later and later and it was now coming to nine and we hadn’t even got the table there to get ready to order, but by this time in the week we knew what we were going to order, so I told Rach, you know, I’ll have whatever it was, I think it was, erm, probably sardines because, you know, they were pretty good, erm, so I put my order in for her to order if the waiter came back and went to try and sort of chivvy them along. But as I was leaving the Tapas area, you know, and their light going off and knowing that they were coming down and on their way, and on my way up, about at that top corner before you turn left to get round the back, as you go up the top of the hill, we sort of passed on the way down and they were on their way to the restaurant, but it seemed a bit silly not to go ahead and just sort of check on G***e, even though we’d only been down there about fifteen minutes, but that was sort of a convenient time to go and do it. So I went and listened, I went, I found the time, because we’d only just been in there about fifteen minutes ago, and I just listened outside her shutters, so I just passed along that wall that goes to the two, sort of to the McCANN’s apartment, so I listened outside our shutters and went along to their shutter and had a listen out there, not because I’d been asked to, but, or it’s not the sort of thing you think about, it’s just kind of, erm,”. 00.12.06 4078 “You thought you might as well?” Reply “So I thought I might as well and I can report back and they can be, you know, be reassured that everything was okay.
DP 1485 "Whereabouts did you pass him?” Reply "Err…” 1485 "Can you mark, just…” Reply "Yeah, the err where’s, this is the entrance here into the Tapas area.” 1485 "Yeah.” Reply "Err my recollection was that we were just got, you know we were round there, I thought we’d actually entered into the Tapas bar to just…” 1485 "Actually into the complex?” Reply "Just, just into the complex, but certainly we hadn’t made it yet to the swimming pool but it was just, just about there.” 1485 "Okay.” Reply "Err yeah.” 00:46:42 1485 "And what time do you think that was?” Reply "Err we were, we were just before nine, you know just before nine o’ clock err we yeah we went between quarter to and nine o’ clock.”
Fiona Erm, on the way down, we went down the normal way, as I say, out onto the main road and round the corner. And just as we were approaching, erm, probably outside kind of the, Kate and Gerry’s gate, that sort of area, erm, we bumped into Matt who was heading back to chase us up, erm, and we had a joke, you know, we’re always late. He carried on up to check on G***e and we carried on down to the Tapas Bar and when we got there everyone else, bar Matt, was sat at the table. Erm, again, (inaudible) to get on and order. Erm, you know, there’s nothing else really”.
DW: "Well we arrived about, I don’t know, ten to nine, five to nine, which was very late. Err and the thing that I didn’t mention at the original err interview in Portugal was that I do vaguely remember seeing Matt, he was coming up because I think he made some joke about coming up to see where we were because we were so late, but he was actually on his way to check err check the children.”
PC: "Right.”
DW: "Err so I do, I do remember that although I didn’t remember it clearly at the time err so we got down to the table err I think we ordered our starters.”
PC: "Do you remember who was there when you got there?”
DW: "Well Matt obviously wasn’t because we we’d just passed him but of course I don’t remember this at the time, and I think in my original statement I thought maybe Gerry wasn’t there, but maybe he was, you know, I don’t know.”
PC: "You can’t be sure?”
DW: "I can’t be sure because it’s not something that I think I need to remember, you know at the time, its not something you need to remember.”
PC: "No, and it was no different from any of the other nights.”
DW: "That’s right.”
PC: "People are coming and going.”
DW: "Yeah it was err we didn’t all sit in the same positions every night, you know, we (inaudible).”
PC: "Can you remember where you sat on that particular night?”
DW: "Err yes I sat sort of with my back almost towards the, err kitchen bit and err Russell was on my right, Matt was on my left and I think it was then Dave and Gerry, Fiona, Kate, Jane and Rachael.”
PC: "So if you were to look straight ahead from where you were sitting, where would you be facing?”
DW: "I’d be, I would be facing to the, err, the apartments would be over there, and I’d be looking towards the exit I suppose.”
PC: "Okay. I have got a plan here. It’s not in relation to the Tapas I’m afraid, but if you’d like to draw a diagram if it would help you then you’re very welcome to. This is just a, it’s a, it’s being referred to as DM2, that’s just an exhibit reference.”
DW: "Yeah.”
----- PC: "Err, so you’re not sure whether Gerry or not was there when you arrived, and you say you would have ordered your starters.”
DW: "Ordered the starters and err we had our, we had our starters and err we’d ordered our, our main course. Now I can’t remember, I know that err Jane err during that time, you see there, I can’t remember it was Jane or Russell when they went back to check on their children, E**e had been err sick, so I think err I think it might, might have been Russell that found her sick and he came back and I think Jane went back then and that might have been, yeah that must have been at the time when err no, I don’t know. I know they had to sort of err relieve each other because E**e had been sick.” --------------- DW: "Yeah well at that, that was the point you see, at that time I don’t, I didn’t remember having passed Matt on the way but you know as time’s gone on and, and err I think Dave, Dave or Fiona mentioned it and that’s, I did then remember. As I say things like that at the time are irrelevant to me, they’re not...”
PC: "Yeah, well in any case he never arrived at your apartment to come and call for you did he?”
DW: "No, no, no we passed him on the way down.”
PC: "Then it says that the whole group had met up in the restaurant, you don’t remember but you think it possible that perhaps Matt and Gerald were not together with the other members of the group in the restaurant. You said earlier on when we spoke that you couldn’t picture Gerry being there.”
DW: "Mm.”
PC: "It may have been a point where he’d gone off to check.”
DW: "Yeah.”
PC: "Err…”
DW: "Which would really tie in the time if you’re allowing half hour intervals, I mean Kate and Gerry were the first to arrive there so…”
-- PC: "And you arrived with Fiona and David.”
DW: "Fiona and Dave yeah.”
PC: "And you’ve already said that you think everybody else was present other than Matt who you’d just seen.”
DW: "Mm.”
PC: "Going to check his children, and you can’t picture whether Gerry was there or not.”
DW: "Mm.”
----- PC: "And did you leave the table at all during that dinner on the third of May?”
DW: "Err only to go to the toilet I think, probably.” PC: "And then it says, where did you go and what time did you go? Well that’s not really relevant. (Laughs).”
DW: "(Laughs).”
PC: "How long were you away from the table and why?”
DW: "That’s a very personal question (laughs).”
------ PC: "Again, what time did you arrive at the Tapas restaurant? Well you’ve already covered that. And who was already there? You’ve already covered that. What were Kate and Gerry doing by the time you arrived?”
DW: "Well my recollection is that, that err I thought, I thought Gerry wasn’t at the table but I can’t be a hundred percent sure. Err but I would have said that, you know, they were just sitting at the table waiting for everybody to arrive so we could order our, start ordering our food.”
PC: "And did you speak to them?”
DW: "I would think so, I spoke to everybody but, you know, I don’t…”
PC: "You can’t recall the specifics?”
DW: "No.”
PC: "What was their behaviour like?”
DW: "Just normal, you know, having a good holiday.”
PC: "And again we’ve already covered this, who left the table during the meal and why? Well you say there was Matthew, Russell and Jane comings and goings, and you don’t recall Gerry being there sometimes, so.”
DW: "Well I know that, I know that err every night, I mean the children were being checked on very regularly but I obviously wasn’t paying attention as to who was going where, when, and I wasn’t even particularly aware that sometimes they would check on each other’s children, i.e. if they were going to check their own they would listen to other people, the doors of other people, but I, I was totally unaware of that.”
PC: "I think…”
DW: "There’s no reason why I would know that.”
PC: "Yeah. I think from what I’ve learnt this week it’s actually the Thursday night was the first night that had actually…”
DW: "That that had happened.”
PC: "Yeah. I’m not wishing to labour this point but did you see Gerry leaving the table during the meal? At what time? How long was he absent? You can’t really (inaudible)…”
DW: "I can’t.”
PC: "No.”
DW: "You know, it’s…”
PC: "Can you say was he behaving or acting differently when he returned?”
DW: "No.”
Dianne Webster May 11th
Asked directly if someone had gone to her apartment to call them (herself and the PAYNE couple) for dinner the witness said no.
Asked if there was the possibility of having crossed paths with someone during the journey between her apartment and restaurant, the witness said no.
That night she believes she arrived at the restaurant at around 21:00 in the company of the PAYNE couple.
That, at that time, the whole group were at the restaurant. The witness did not recall, but thinks that perhaps Gerald and MATT had not been in the restaurant along with the other members of the group.
In this regard, asked specifically whether, on the journey to the restaurant, if they had passed either of the two individuals described in the preceding paragraph, she answered categorically not.
Questioned about the members who, during the dinner, had absented themselves from the restaurant, the witness says that, as she recalls, there were some people who left, failing to identify which, except for RUSSEL who had left the restaurant and taken a little more time than usual due to, from what she knows, his daughter had been sick.
Asked, she states that it would be normal for one member of each of the couples to get up regularly in order to check in their apartments if the children were well.
She clarifies that the practice was for each couple to check their own children, it not being usual for anyone to check the children of other couples.
STEPHEN CARPENTER
DCF: We arrived at about seven because we had the children with us and I saw a man sitting at the table next to us with three children.
SC: Yes . DCF: He was going to take a plane the next day to Switzerland, given that the children’s mother lived there, I had never seen him before that night, but he ended up joining us for a coffee, he was a MW tourist. Another couple whose names I do not remember, sat at the table opposite us. A man was sitting on the esplanade having a drink whilst waiting for a take away, I spoke to them briefly, I hadn’t realised that the Tapas bar had a take away service. At that time i didn’t know their names. At approximately half past eight, Gerry and Kate and their group of approximately ten people were already seated at their table, which was so close to ours that it was possible to converse with them, we spoke of tennis amongst other things, I vaguely remember that Gerry and Kate and other people from the group would leave the table in intervals (inaudible), I think it was to check on the children , but I do not remember with what frequency or how many times the people left the table to check on the children. We did not talk about the system for checking the children or the fact that they had left them alone in the apartment, it was only later upon hearing the news that I realised that they had left the children alone in the apartment and that they were regularly checking to see if they were all right. Between approximately a quarter past nine and half past nine we left the Tapas bar to go home, we walked across the MW reception area, crossed the road and a semi circular path to return to the apartment, were we put the children to bed and a short while later did the same ourselves. I do not remember seeing or hearing anyone during our return to the apartment. When I crossed the road outside the MW reception I remember there were cars parked, I remember taking some time to see if I could cross the road because there were cars parked to my left and I was carrying I****. They were about six metres away from me and i calculate that some (inaudible) metres from the back of Gerry’s apartment, I do not remember anything about these cars, it was normal for cars to be parked there and in the morning they were no longer there. My wife mentioned on the following day that she vaguely remembered someone calling “Madeleine, Madeleine”, this was after we had crossed the road from the MW reception and before entering our apartment. She does not remember where the sound came from or whether it was in an urgent tone, not paying any more attention to it and only remembered the following day when we heard about Madeleine’s disappearance”. OK, before going on the next part, do you remember at what time you left'
SC: Humm... vaguely, I think it was what was put in the statement, the same, the leaving the restaurant, the way back to the apartment, looking to my left to check that the way was clear and I didn’t see anything....My wife vaguely remembers hearing “Madeleine, Madeleine” and that was all until the following morning when I saw the television.
DCF: At what time did you arrive at the Tapas restaurant on 3rd May (inaudible)'
SC: At seven, I think at seven, yes.
DCF: Yes and you say that Kate and Gerald arrived at about half past eight, what was the theme of the conversation'
SC: I think it was just holiday chat, I think that we talked about our tennis and the good and bad aspects. DCF: And who else was at the restaurant, well.... you have already referred to this in your statement.
SC: Yes.
DCF: Did you see Kate or Gerry leave the table before you'
SC: (Inaudible).
DCF: I think that this means the coming and going of people during the evening.
SC: Yes, I remember that people would absent themselves intermittently at different times, but I did not know why.
DCF: no.
SC: But as we discovered later, it was to check on the children.
DCF: And I imagine that your attention was directed towards your family and (inaudible).
SC: Yes, because we obviously had our two with us and we were on this side of the table, the single man with three small children was here and I****was playing with them, so we were more or less a group if you would like to call it that, of which they were a part, I think that all the ten members were there and some of us would speak to others here and on the other side of the table.
DCF: At what time did you leave the Tapas bar'
SC: I think it was at about half past nine.
DCF: I think that is what you said.
SC: Yes.
DCF: And you were accompanied, you replied that you were with your children and your wife. Where did you go afterwards, it says here...before going back to your apartment, can you describe the route you took'
SC: Directly to the apartment.
DCF: Did you see anyone outside the Tapas Bar or outside the apartments'
SC: If I saw anyone outside the Tapas bar or, hummm.. on the way home presumably'
DCF: Yes, is there anyone you remember that night, did you see anyone in the area'
SC: No.
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Re:Holiday Timeline and Discrepancies - Did something happen to Madeleine DURING the week?
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TIMETABLE FOR AFTER 10PM http://madeleinemccann.aimoo.com/Thursday-May-3rd-10-00pm-4-00am/Timetable-AFTER-Disappearance-With-phone-info-1-803669.htmlInformation about the phone calls courtesy of santacoloma
Debate and Theories based on the Phone Records II http://themaddiecasefiles.com/topic5814.html TIME | KATE | GERRY | ROB | MO | DP | FP | JT | RMO | DW | 10.00pm
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Gerald searched the apartment and stated that the window of the children's bedroom was open and the shutter raised. He checked the shutter before continuing to search outside.
David Payne ran from the McCann's apartment towards the Millennium area. Then he turned in the direction of the church.
Russell O'Brien was in the McCann's apartment for a moment only, rushing out to search the perimeter of the apartment. Then he went to look for Madeleine with Matthew Oldfield. They went in the direction of the beach. He searched the perimeter of the tennis courts and the paths leading to the beach. Russell searched the gardens and all of the surrounding area.
Fiona searched the periphery of the complex ' one search, which she made alone. When she returned she spent the rest of the night with Kate.
It is difficult to confirm where all the elements were in the minutes/ hours after the discovery that Madeleine was missing. It appears that most of the women remained within or near the apartments, Fiona Payne left and searched around the complex, before returning to the McCann's apartment where she stayed with Kate.
The men's movements, however, are more difficult to pinpoint. 10.00pm
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| Gerry must have rushed in with Kate
the next thing I can remember is seeing Kate and Fiona, they came running from the direction of Kate’s flat -then they just carried on, carried on the searching. They were sort of running around,
after we checked on G***e and come out and I think perhaps Kate and Fi were standing by the window, like on the outside of the apartment and no, Kate, I think Kate had said you know, somebody’s taken her, cos the shutter was up and the window was open, erm yeah, I think it was then that we kind of realised that she’d been taken,
10.10And who was present when she was telling you this”? Reply “No just me, just me, cos erm Fi was with Kate and, and Gerry
some people went directly into the flat initially, erm, included,including Gerry and, and Kate, | Gerry must have rushed in with Kate
10.10And who was present when she was telling you this”? Reply “No just me, just me, cos erm Fi was with Kate and, and Gerry
some people went directly into the flat initially,erm, included,includingGerry and, and Kate,
Dave, Matt and I think initially at least Gerry,just said ‘Look, let’s just’, erm, ‘let’s just split up and find’, erm, you know, ‘see if we can find her, see if she’s just wandered out’. | we didn’t go in at that point,
Dave, erm, Matt, Russell and myself split up in four different directions just to do a search
we all just got up and, erm, erm, and, and left with the exception of Dianne who, who I think stayed, who stayed at the chair. We then got up to the foot of the, of the apartment and, erm, you know, clearly, you know, a state of, you know, growing, growing panic. Erm, some people went directly into the flat initially, erm, included, including Gerry and, and Kate, others just stayed at the, at the, at the gate, erm, on the road leading down beside the apartment.
Dave, Matt and I think initially at least Gerry,just said ‘Look, let’s just’, erm, ‘let’s just split up and find’, erm, you know, ‘see if we can find her, see if she’s just wandered out’. So everyone did a little bit of a search just in the, in the immediate area and I went along the passageway which was in front of the patio, the patio entrances of, of the apartments, erm, round, all the way along that initially, I think, and unbeknown to me at this point, because we hadn’t really used this entrance a great deal, certainly not walked to the other end of it, it was actually a dead-end, so I then had a look in the, in the front gardens of, of the apartments on the ground floor that you could see, searched a little bit just in between the two apartments and obviously this was a fairly brief search and rapidly doubled back
| we didn’t go in at that point,
Dave, erm, Matt, Russell and myself split up in four different directions just to do a search
Then he went to look for Madeleine with Matthew Oldfield. They went in the direction of the beach. He searched the perimeter of the tennis courts and the paths leading to the beach. Russell searched the gardens and all of the surrounding area.
then Matt and I went round and went to our apartment to check on G***e, erm and she was there, NOTE: Jane tanner only saw Rachael
then going to talk to Janeand Matt went off 10.10Matt sort of went back and I think he went off to sort of look a bit more and search and he,he went down to call the Police at the main reception of the Ocean Club
Dave, Matt and I think initially at least Gerry,just said ‘Look, let’s just’, erm, ‘let’s just split up and find’, erm, you know, ‘see if we can find her, see if she’s just wandered out’. | we didn’t go in at that point,
Dave, erm, Matt, Russell and myself split up in four different directions just to do a search
David Payne ran from the McCann's apartment towards the Millennium area. Then he turned in the direction of the church.
Dave, Matt and I think initially at least Gerry,just said ‘Look, let’s just’, erm, ‘let’s just split up and find’, erm, you know, ‘see if we can find her, see if she’s just wandered out’.
| she sort of raced back and she just appeared at the doors of the sort of reception area and just shouted across, erm, ‘She’s gone. Gerry, Madeleine’s gone’
we didn’t go in at that point,
I went round the back of the apartments and round the back of the tennis courts on the main road and then cut down in front of the Baptista Supermarket and back up,
(NOTE: Did she first go with Kate to check theblinds at the front?)
Fiona searched the periphery of the complex ' one search, which she made alone. When she returned she spent the rest of the night with Kate.
the next thing I can remember is seeing Kate and Fiona, they came running from the direction of Kate’s flat
Fi started running upstairs and that’s when I ran to Fi and said what I thought, you know, I said ‘I think I’ve seen somebody’ -then they just carried on, carried on the searching. They were sort of running around,
after we checked on G***e and come out and I think perhaps Kate and Fi were standing by the window, like on the outside of the apartment and no, Kate, I think Kate had said you know, somebody’s taken her, cos the shutter was up and the window was open, erm yeah, I think it was then that we kind of realised that she’d been taken,
10.10And who was present when she was telling you this”? Reply “No just me, just me, cos erm Fi was with Kate and, and Gerry | I looked out of the window to check, to see if I could see them still there, and that’s when the only person I could see still at the table was, erm, Dianne and everybody else seemed to have, seemed to have gone.
it was Rachael that I saw first because she had run back I think to check that G***e was obviously okay -she said ‘Oh Madeleine’s gone’ or, you know, something along those lines.
the next thing I can remember is seeing Kate and Fiona, they came running from the direction of Kate’s flat
Fi started running upstairs and that’s when I ran to Fi and said what I thought, you know, I said ‘I think I’ve seen somebody’
I just stayed, erm, me and Rachael just stayed with, in our own, but we were sort of out in the alley, in the sort of stairwell outside our rooms, and we were sort of staying with the kids at that point, so we weren’t actually involved in any physical running around, searching”.
just standing outside the, the door of the apartment mostly, I didn’t really move. trying to, you know, see what was happening. But, no, I was more or less at the bottom, as I say, at the bottom of the stairs, I’d come down”.
So what time did Jane tell you this”? Reply “Itmust have been about, erm ten past ten or something, quarter past ten I guess”.
other people had just came back from the immediate vicinity as well and it was established obviously that no-one had, had found her. I’m not entirely sure whether I went round to quickly see Jane at this point or whether it was after my next, erm, my next search, | about five to ten then or ten o’clock, so Kate said you know, she’d go up and check, do her check and within a couple of minutes later she came back and shouting Madeleine’s gone you know, and then we all just leapt up from the table and went up to her, followed her and Gerry, erm up to their apartment
I didn’t go into the apartment,standing at the bottom of the steps by the patio doors and I think Matt and Russell might have been having a look in the garden, erm and then Matt and I went round and went to our apartment to check on G***e, erm and she was there,NOTE: Jane tanner only saw Rachael
Well literally like you know a minute,
Matt sort of went back and I think he went off to sort of look a bit more and search and he, he went down to call the Police at the main reception of the Ocean Club, erm and I just stayed near our apartment really
then going to talk to Jane and Matt went off
after we checked on G***e and come out and I think perhaps Kate and Fi were standing by the window, like on the outside of the apartment and no, Kate, I think Kate had said you know, somebody’s taken her, cos the shutter was up and the window was open, erm yeah, I think it was then that we kind of realised that she’d been taken, -So what time did Jane tell you this”? Reply “Itmust have been about, erm ten past ten or something, quarter past ten I guess”.
And who was present when she was telling you this”? Reply “No just me, just me, cos erm Fi was with Kate and, and Gerry
we didn’t go in at that point,
Rachel Mampilly went to see her own daughter before o ing to meet Jane in her apartment. When they talked Jane told her that when she had gone to check on the children she saw Gerry and Jez talking together as well as a man carrying a child.
it was Rachael that I saw first because she had run back I think to check that G***e was obviously okay
I just stayed, erm, me and Rachael just stayed with, in our own, but we were sort of out in the alley, in the sort of stairwell outside our rooms, and we were sort of staying with the kids at that point, so we weren’t actually involved in any physical running around, searching”.
Rachael, because G***e was asleep, she was more moving around more,
| said to mum, you know, ‘You stay put here just in case Madeleine comes down to the pool area’
After waiting at the restaurant table for five minutes, Dianne Webster went to the McCann's apartment where she entered the children's bedroom and saw Kate with the twins. Kate insisted on the fact that the window andshutterswere open when she saw the children, Dianne went outside to see if she could raise the shutter from the outside and found it to be impossible. Dianne stayed in the McCann's apartment for about 5 minutes and then returned to the restaurant to fetch her bag, the McCann's camera and the baby monitor. |
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When Matthew saw that Madeleine was not in the apartment, he went to the 24 hours reception to ask them to telephone the police.
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| At that point, Gerry, I don’t think was in the apartment, it was mainly Kate. And Kate was just, huh, utter disbelief and I had disbelief, thinking she’s got to be here, you know, what, how can this have happened. | Gerry, he was to’ing and fro’ing, in and out, in and out
At that point, Gerry, I don’t think was in the apartment, it was mainly Kate. And Kate was just, huh, utter disbelief and I had disbelief, thinking she’s got to be here, you know, what, how can this have happened. | He searched the eastern part of the beach, zigzagging back along the roads to the McCann's apartment. All the time more people were joining in the search and Russell knew the police had been contacted other people had just came back from the immediate vicinity as well and it was established obviously that no-one had, had found her. I’m not entirely sure whether I went round to quickly see Jane at this point or whether it was after my next, erm, my next search,
I think then we decided that we just needed to look a little bit further afield, erm, and I went round the, the front of the apartments, the high side of the apartments, had a look along there, (SEE BELOW)
at some point or other me, Matt and Dave found ourselves either back at the flat or, or, or, together somewhere nearby and decided that we would, erm, head down to the beach
ROB I then went, I think around the back, or the front really, where the car park and the apartments are, to the main road, dropping down into the, into the town centre, erm, I forget the name of it, and went down round the back of the tennis courts, looking in there, round the back of the Baptista Supermarket where there’s a car park area and a bit of derelict ground, erm, and then into the Shopping Centre, which is the bottom two or three floors of a of a relatively large building just down the hill. Erm, so that is a separate, erm, sort of search, after coming back to the foot of the apartment and clarifying that, that Madeleine hadn’t been found in the immediate vicinity
On the way back from the Shopping Centre’, in the next paragraph, I met Dave and he was running down the hill with a, with, you know, sort of panic in his eyes, saying ‘This is really bad, this is bad, they haven’t found her’. There was obviously, a number of minutes had passed by this point, while we were looking individually”. 1578 “So ‘I met Dave on the return’?”
| When Matthew saw that Madeleine was not in the apartment, he went to the 24 hours reception to ask them to telephone the police.
at some point or other me, Matt and Dave found ourselves either back at the flat or, or, or, together somewhere nearby and decided that we would, erm, head down to the beach
I remember saying to Matt at that point ‘You go down to main reception and phone the Police’
| He searched the rocky areas of the beach/coast and checked the stands and boats. He then returned to the Ocean Club reception, passing the Millennium area.
On the way back from the Shopping Centre’, in the next paragraph, I met Dave and he was running down the hill with a, with, you know, sort of panic in his eyes, saying ‘This is really bad, this is bad, they haven’t found her’. There was obviously, a number of minutes had passed by this point, while we were looking individually”. 1578 “So ‘I met Dave on the return’?”
Dave came in and, erm, he came in initially with me, erm, when I went to Kate, I don’t think he went in any of the bedrooms, I think he was just mainly in the living room trying to put together what they should all be doing really, he was talking more to Gerry, so he was in | by the time I got back everyone else had done their loop Erm, I remember saying to Matt at that point ‘You go down to main reception and phone the Police’ -don’t know what Matt, I don’t know what Dave and Russell did at that point. I said ‘I’m going to go up to the’, erm, ‘Kate and Gerry’s apartment’. Gerry had come down at that point.
stayed with Kate for the rest of the evening, I didn’t, other than going onto their sort of balcony and out the front area of their apartment, I was with Kate. - I didn’t, other than going onto their sort of balcony and out the front area of their apartment, I was with Kate. - And I looked, I looked throughout the whole apartment and I looked in all the cupboards, under the drawers, under the beds, behind the curtains, everywhere, erm, just, you know, trying to, knowing it had already been done, but you just do. Erm, tut, I looked, when I went into the room that Madeleine was sleeping in, the room was dark, Madeleine, erm, Madeleine’s bed was sort of folded back, the sheets, quite kind of neatly really, erm, Sean and Amelie were fast asleep in their cots, they didn’t stir, you know, I was opening the cupboards in the room and moving around the room, they didn’t stir at all, which that was, that was odd.
I went to the front of the house and I was trying to lift the shutter at the, at the back, just to prove whether, you know, whether it could have been opened and whether Madeleine could have opened it from the inside”. “Or did you do it from the inside?”
“I did it from, I’m talking about, so, again, the back or the front, I did it from the back, which is where their balcony was”.
| | | She then immediately returned to the McCann's apartment. Gerry and Kate were in the apartment as well as Fiona. Fiona asked Dianne to stay with Lily and Scarlet to check that they were ok. Dianne returned to the Payne apartment and stayed there for the rest of the night.
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| she was angry, really angry, tut, punching walls, kicking walls, she was covered in bruises the next day, because she just didn’t know what, what else to do. She was angry at herself, she kept saying ‘I’ve let her down. We’ve let her down Gerry’, you know, ‘We should have been here’. Erm, tut, she was praying a lot. Erm, I just don’t think she knew what to do, what to do. And she was just howling. It was just, just awful. I think as time went on it just seemed a massive delay from when we said to Matt to phone the Police, erm, that hour, it was an hour, it just seemed like an eternity,
And Kate’s ringing, Gerry’s ringing anybody under the sun, family, they just don’t, they honestly just didn’t know what to do
there was a lot of, Gerry’s in and out, I mean, they were just sobbing, going between sobbing and then feeling helpless and then ringing people and this frantic activity. Kate was desperate to have a Priest, which, you know, people find weird, but I think that was just her way of thinking ‘At least I can pray for Madeleine’ and her way of feeling that she was doing something. Erm, tut, but she wasn’t functioning”.
she kept going into the twins, she kept putting her hands on the twins to check they were breathing, she was very much concerned in checking that they were okay. | And Kate’s ringing, Gerry’s ringing anybody under the sun, family, they just don’t, they honestly just didn’t know what to do
there was a lot of, Gerry’s in and out, I mean, they were just sobbing, going between sobbing and then feeling helpless and then ringing people and this frantic activity. Kate was desperate to have a Priest, which, you know, people find weird, but I think that was just her way of thinking ‘At least I can pray for Madeleine’ and her way of feeling that she was doing something. Erm, tut, but she wasn’t functioning”.
I was kind of talk to Gerry and then every now and then I’d go back and check on G***e, erm at one point, probably not that long after, maybeabout ten thirty or something,Gerry and I looked at, up at the stairwell and kind of across all the floors of the block that we were in, erm and that was really the, that was all the searching that I really did, just up the stairs, I think they were five floors or something”. - It was just really a quick you know, it would have been about five minutes, it was just up the flights and along the, you know the sort of verandas in front of the apartments | So the three of us swept down through a number of roads, erm, and then came out down at the, you know, down on the beachfront and I think by this point we thought it, you know, it was fairly futile searching as a three so we split up and took sections of the beach
me and Dave kind of headed along towards where the majority of the beach was in the other direction
I got myself almost over to where this Café Paradiso or Restaurant Paradiso is, along the boardwalks and out to the, to the water edge,
I found there that you could, if looking back, you, it wasn’t perfect, but you could see a fair amount of the beach and as well, and also be able to look at the waterline as well. Erm, went along there for a bit towards Black Rock, erm, and then, and then at some point decided to turn, to turn back
I didn’t see Russell or any of the other group in, in Kate and Gerry’s apartment.
| David then checked the area around the walls together with Matthew Oldfield.
Matthew spent most of the night searching the neighbouring areas for Madeleine without success. Matthew searched the road between the apartment and the Creche. He searched between the apartment and the Millennium restaurant, also along the beach and finally a cemetery as well as the road leading back to the apartment. Part of this search was carried out with David Payne and Russell O'Brien and part was carried out alone. Matthew talked to an Indian insurance salesman and saw Nathan, the director of the beach concession.
So the three of us swept down through a number of roads, erm, and then came out down at the, you know, down on the beachfront and I think by this point we thought it, you know, it was fairly futile searching as a three so we split up and took sections of the beach
I think Matt looked immediately around where we had come out on the beach,
I didn’t see Russell or any of the other group in, in Kate and Gerry’s apartment.
| David then checked the area around the walls together with Matthew Oldfield.
So the three of us swept down through a number of roads, erm, and then came out down at the, you know, down on the beachfront and I think by this point we thought it, you know, it was fairly futile searching as a three so we split up and took sections of the beach
me and Dave kind of headed along towards where the majority of the beach was in the other direction
Dave started searching on that part of the beach and I got myself almost over to where this Café Paradiso or Restaurant Paradiso is, along the boardwalks and out to the, to the water edge,
| | 20:30:21 Jane Tanner texts Charlotte Gorrod (a friend who was in Luz at the time) | I was kind of talk to Gerry and then every now and then I’d go back and check on G***e, erm at one point, probably not that long after, maybeabout ten thirty or something,Gerry and I looked at, up at the stairwell and kind of across all the floors of the block that we were in, erm and that was really the, that was all the searching that I really did, just up the stairs, I think they were five floors or something”. - It was just really a quick you know, it would have been aboutfive minutes, it was just up the flights and along the, you know the sort of verandas in front of the apartments
then I went back downstairs and really just sort of stood by Jane and we were just waiting for the Police to come, erm which you know took ages, I remember ringing Matt at least once or twice to say you know, look have you rung them, where are they, erm and I think at one point he did come back up again and the Police still hadn’t arrived and I think Gerry’s told him to go back down and ring them again, erm and then, I you know, didn’t really see him much or at all, I think they went off searching sort of down at the beach and around the village, | | 10.45pm | | Gerry’s told him (Matt) to go back down and ring them again, | I didn’t go all the way, turned back, as I came back, erm, you now, I bumped into the, the woman I described before, early twenties, fair hair, given the light, English, possibly a MARK WARNER employee,
and then did a, a, a comb through various streets, erm, not with any great, erm, plan but just to try and cover some area on the way back up to the, the apartments. And then obviously got back up to the apartments
by the time we got back from this I think, you know, there was, there were other people were certainly starting to congregate and, in fact, I think some people were starting to search, mainly staff from MARK WARNER
I probably went round to Jane before I’d done this, this sort of leg to the beach and back, but it may have been, it may have been that I actually went round at this point.
Jane was stood in the doorway, I think almost certainly with Rachael, possibly with Fiona as well. Erm, and, you know, I went up and she was, you know, clearly very, very distressed, | 22:45:05 xxxx texts Matthew Oldfield
22:51:24 Rachael Oldfield calls Matthew Oldfield for 15 seconds
22:58:29 Matthew texts Rachael
22:59:12 Rachael texts Matthew
I remember ringing Matt at least once or twice to say you know, look have you rung them, where are they, erm and I think at one point he did come back up again and the Police still hadn’t arrived
I think Gerry’s told him to go back down and ring them again, erm and then, I you know, didn’t really see him much or at all, I think they went off searching sort of down at the beach and around the village, | | | , before I spoke to the Police is some of the, I think when they realised she was missing, MARK WARNER sort of got everybody searching and I can remember some of the Nannies coming to the door and they took my number, my phone number, my mobile number and said ‘If we hear anything we’ll give you, we’ll let you know’ and that was three of the Nannies. And Exx was still up at that time because I can remember them sort of, you know, saying ‘Oh hi Exx’,
| 22:45:05 xxxx texts Matthew Oldfield
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“Erm well most of the time I spent talking to Jane and sort of checking on G***e, erm and saw, I remember the nannies coming up to talk to us, some of the Mark WARNER nannies and they’d been searching and looking round the village and sort of you know, rallying friends and people that they knew, erm I mean we were waiting for the Police for a lot of that time cos they didn’t turn up for ages | | 11.00pm | when the Police came they turned the lights on, there was loads of noise, obviously from the moment Kate discovered that Madeleine was gone, the screaming and the shouting and there was a lot of noise and they, they didn’t, you know, so much as blink”.
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23:06:17 Rachael calls Matthew for 59 seconds 23:24:31 Rachael texts Matthew | | | as soon, the Police, when the Police came, I know Rachael went straight away to get them to say, so that I could tell the GNR, | 23:00:18 Matthew texts Rachael
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when the GNR did arrive, erm you know, they came to say hello and erm Sylvia was there with them and so was Robert MURAT, erm there were other people sort of milling around in the background but Sylvia introduced herself and so did Robert MURAT, erm I mean he just introduced himself to me as Robert and we shook hands, erm and then sort of remember talking to somebody from I think, think (inaudible) one of the apartments on the floor above, sort of an older guy, kind of said oh he went missing when he was a child for about ten days
as soon, the Police, when the Police came, I know Rachael went straight away to get them to say, so that I could tell the GNR, | | 11.15pm | 23:14 Gerry called Kate for 8 seconds
23:17:06 Gerry called Kate for 31 seconds
23:17:52 xxxx texts Kate
| 23:14 Gerry called Kate for 8 seconds
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| | | | | | 23:24:31 Rachael texts Matthew
after the Police arrived, erm I mean we were just you know talking about what we should do and then I thought of ringing James LANDALE and you know seeing if we could get it on the news, erm and made those phone calls, erm and then the PJ arrived, I don’t know what time that was though, probablyabout two-ish or something, | | 11.30pm | | 23:40:00 Gerry calls sister Trish Cameron for 00:11:13 | | | | | | | | 11.45pm | | 23:52:18 Gerry calls Kennedy’s of Leicester for 00:02:30
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00:11:01 Jane Tanner calls Dianne Webster’s home (says Fiona used her phone) for 6 seconds
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| 00:05:00 Gerry calls Kennedy’s of Leicester for 3 seconds
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00:13:14 Gerry calls sister Trish Cameron for 3 seconds | | 00:08:01 Matthew texts Rachael
00:08:12 xxxx texts Matthew (says in his interview that he doesn't recognise the number | | | | | | 12.15am | | 00:20:00 Gerry calls sister Philomena McCann
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00:29:37 Angela Morado (British Consulate) calls Gerry for 00:04:53
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| | 00:20:37 Jane Tanner calls Dianne Webster’s home (says Fiona used her phone) for 22 seconds
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00:21:41 Jane Tanner calls Dianne Webster’s home (says Fiona used her phone) for 3 seconds
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00:45:49 Kate calls xxxx (Possibly Parents) for 31 seconds
00:47:23 Aurelio Mendes Guerreiro (Pat Perkin’s friend, owner of the Pacifico Bar, Vilamoura, 1 hour drive East of Luz) calls Kate (but speaks to a male) for 239 seconds
00:53:08 xxxx texts Kate
| 00:45:15 Kennedy’s of Leicester call Gerry for 00:01:18
00:47:41 Angela Morado (British Consulate) calls Gerry for 00:02:15 | | | | | | | | 1.00am | 01:02:08 Aurelio Mendes Guerreiro (Pat Perkin’s friend, owner of the Pacifico Bar, Vilamoura, 1 hour drive East of Luz) calls Kate for 223 seconds
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| | | 01:17:17 David Payne calls Dianne Webster for 92 seconds | | | | 01:17:17 David Payne calls Dianne Webster for 92 seconds | 1.30am | | 01:43:55 xxxx (Possibly mum Eileen) calls Gerry for 00:03:29
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01:58:33 Kath Landale calls Rachael for 00:06:58
| | 1.45am | | | | | | | | | | 2.00am | 02:07:03 Kate activates Luz Centro 2 Antenna - No further info available | | | | | | | | | 2.15am | 02:18:29 xxxx texts Kate
02:20:03 Kate activates Luz Centro 2 Antenna
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02:23:27 xxxx texts Kate
02:27:28 Kate calls xxxx
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02:38:58 Lynda & Mark McQueen landline calls Kate for 585 seconds
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| KATE | GERRY | ROB | MO | DP | FP | JT | RMO | DW | 2.45am | 02:53:49 Kate called Jon & Michelle Corner for 16 seconds
| | | | | | | | | 3.00am | 03:05:03 xxxx (Possibly Paul Seddon - McCann Priest) texts Kate
03:06:17 Kate texts xxxx (Possibly Paul Seddon)
03:06:54 Kate called Jon & Michelle Corner for 5 seconds
03:07:38 Kate calls Jon Corner Mobile for 3 seconds
03:08:33 Kate called Jon & Michelle Corner for 3 seconds
03:09:05 Kate called Jon & Michelle Corner for 4 seconds
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03:23:28 Jon Corner Mobile calls Kate for 184 seconds
03:28:46 Jon Corner Mobile calls Kate for 416 seconds
| | | I think we went to bed about three, maybe might have been a bit later but we did think we ought to go and get some sleep, erm cos there wasn’t really much that we could do, | | | | I think we went to bed about three, maybe might have been a bit later but we did think we ought to go and get some sleep, erm cos there wasn’t really much that we could do, | | 3.30am | 03:31:13 xxxx texts Kate
03:39:04 xxxx (Possibly the BBC or British Embassy) calls Rachael for 207 seconds | | | | | | | | | 3.45am | 03:55:21 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
03:55:56 Kate texts Jon Corner (Mobile)
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| 04:19:02 xxxx (Possibly Sandy Cameron mobile) texts Gerry
04:20:34 Brother John (mobile) texts Gerry | | | | | | | | 4.30am | 04:31:30 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
04:36:30 xxxx (Unidentified UK Mobile) calls Kate for 1727 seconds (just less than half hour)
santacoloma Page 3 "About 23:00 that night I received a very embarrassed call from my wife's mother who told me about Madeleine's disappearance. Aunt Nora, from Canada, was in Skipton and was about to return to Canada the next morning. I suggested I drive Nora back to Liverpool. We all thought that Madeleine was going to appear in the following hours, therefore I drove Nora back to Liverpool in the early morning of Friday, 4 May. I stayed in Liverpool.I spoke to Kate by phone between 10:00 and 11:00am that morning and she confirmed that she wanted her mother, her father and Nora with her." Hmmmm....in the early morning. Conveniently vague, but I imagine MW took Nora there straight away, say at midnight, to join Sue, Brian and PP who may have been about to finish her duty by then. Between 10 and 11.Well, if harmony's ident is correct, he spoke to her for 28 minutes between 4 and 5, never mind 10 and 11. 0422 KM receives text from Eileen (GM's mother). Eileen had rung her son at 0144, and had to do so again at 0723 and 0751 - the mean bar-steward wouldn't ring her. Eileen had also texted KM on 2 May at 0853. She must be a typical doting mother - no doubt she still thinks the sun shines forth out of their posteriors. Or Gerry's, anyway. 0436 MW? rings KM for 28m 45s. 0455 KM replies to Eileen's text. | | | | | | | | | 4.45am | 04:52:16 Kate texts Jon Corner (Mobile)
04:55:54 Kate texts xxxx
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06:04:11 Kate texts her Mum’s mobile
06:05:29 Kate calls Amanda’s home landline for 702 seconds
06:08:17 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
06:18:17 Kate texts Jon Corner (Mobile)
06:34:53 xxxx texts Kate
06:39:38 Kate texts Jon Corner (Mobile)
06:47:42 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
06:59:12 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
06:59:44 Kate texts Jon Corner (Mobile)
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06:38:39 xxxx (Possibly the BBC or British Embassy) calls Rachael for 262 seconds
G***e was always up sort of about six, half six, erm and when we got up you know everything was quiet outside, they didn’t seem you know the Police didn’t seem to be around or, there didn’t seem to be any activity, | | 7.00am | 07:41:14 Jill Renwick calls Kate for 210 seconds
07:44:48 Kate activates Luz Centro 1 Antenna (Withheld)
07:46:36 Kate activates Luz2 Antenna - (Withheld)
07:48:12 xxxx calls Kate
| 07:06:06 xxxx (Possibly Sandy Cameron mobile) texts Gerry
07:09:04 Brother John (mobile) calls Gerry for 00:03:26
07:15:19 Gerry calls Angela Morado (British Consulate) for 00:04:51
07:23:20 xxxx calls Gerry for 00:05:53
07:51:14 xxxx (Possibly Gerry’s mum Eileen) calls Gerry for 00:01:26
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07:55:26 xxxx (Possibly the BBC or British Embassy) calls Rachael for 00:01:45
07:57:55 xxxx (Leicestershire landline) calls Rachael for 00:02:04
| | 8.00am | 08:06:14 Susan Healy (Mum’s) mobile texts Kate
08:07:52 Kate texts her Mum’s (Susan Healy) mobile
08:11:55 Jill Renwick calls Kate for 116 seconds
08:27:26 xxxx texts Kate
08:28:50 Kate texts xxxx (same number as above) back
08:29:56 xxxx (same number again) texts Kate back
08:31 Kate called Jon & Michelle Corner
08:31 Kate called Michelle Corner Mobile
08:31:21 Jill Renwick calls Kate for 153 seconds
08:34:09 Kate calls xxxx for 32 seconds
08:34:19 Kate calls Jon Corner Mobile for 61 seconds
08:34:59 xxxx (Possibly Message Centre) texts Kate
08:35:31 Kate calls xxxx for 20 seconds
08:36:03 Kate calls xxxx for 37 seconds
08:45:20 Kate calls xxxx
08:51:42 Kate texts xxxx
08:52:41 Kate calls Jon Corner Mobile for 75 seconds
08:56:15 Kate calls Nuala for 47 seconds
08:57:17 Jill Renwick texts Kate
| 08:35:15 Gerry calls Angela Morado (British Consulate) for 00:01:43
08:50:27 Gerry calls Angela Morado (British Consulate) for 00:04:47
| 08:13:19 Russell O’Brien calls his mum on home landline in Liverpool for 169 seconds
| Matt took G***e up for breakfast to the Millennium, erm and they came back, | 08:09:56 Simon Green, DP's Brother-in-Law, calls David Payne for 71 seconds
08:53:07 David Payne calls his Mum for 127 seconds
| | | 08:05:11 xxxx (Possibly the BBC or British Embassy) calls Rachael for 00:00:42
08:06:13 Rachael’s Mum texts Rachael
08:08:14 Rachael calls xxxx for 00:02:07
08:08:18 xxxx texts Rachael
08:10:31 Rachael calls Voicemail Retrieval for 00:00:49
08:11:27 xxxx texts Rachael
08:13:19 Rachael calls xxxx for 00:05:26 (Network/Location withheld)
08:20:44 (Possibly the BBC or British Embassy) calls Rachael for 00:01:44
08:33:32 (Possibly the BBC or British Embassy) calls Rachael for 76 seconds
08:42:14 xxxx (Possibly the BBC or British Embassy) calls Rachael for 00:07:43
08:46:50 xxxx texts Rachael
08:50:32 Rachael calls xxxx for 00:00:50
08:53:56 xxxx calls Rachael for 00:11:42
08:57:37 Kath Landale texts Rachael
I remember having, sort of being on the phone a little bit to the BBC I think that morning, erm and then sort of various phone calls, I talked to John CORNER who’s a friend of Gerry and Kate’s, erm cos the BBC wanted a picture of Madeleine, erm and he had some photos that he was going to be able to send them | | 9.00am |
09:09:32 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
09:09:44 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
09:10:39 Kate activates Luz2 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
09:12:04 Kate activates Luz2 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
09:25:51 xxxx texts Kate
09:26:03 xxxx texts Kate
09:29:18 Jill Renwick texts Kate
09:30:02 Kate activates Luz2 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
09:33:22 Jon & Michelle Corner call Kate for 335 seconds
09:33:25 Kate calls xxxx for 57 seconds
09:34:42 901 (Message Centre?) texts Kate
09:37:04 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
09:41:09 xxxx texts Gerry
09:45:21 Fiona & Richard (from Leicester) call Kate for 105 seconds
09:46:23 Jill Renwick texts Kate
09:47:48 Kate calls 901 (Message Centre?) for 58 seconds
09:49:50 xxxx texts Kate
09:50:23 xxxx texts Kate
09:50:38 Kate texts xxxx
09:51:12 Kate activates Luz Centro 2 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
09:55:14 Kate activates Luz Centro 2 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
09:58:53 xxxx texts Kate
09:59:20 xxxx texts Kate
09:59:31 xxxx texts Kate
| 09:01:55 xxxx calls Gerry for 00:01:45
09:04:16 xxxx (Possibly Gerry’s mum Eileen ) calls Gerry for 00:01:28
09:05:38 NUMBER WITHHELD / BLANKED OUT calls Gerry for 00:02:12
09:14:28 xxxx calls Gerry for 00:03:58
09:16:07 xxxx texts Gerry
09:30:47 xxxx texts Gerry
09:35:51 Gerry texts xxxx
09:41:52 NUMBER WITHHELD / BLANKED OUT calls Gerry for 00:07:07
09:49:01 xxxx calls Gerry for 00:01:42 09:57:04 xxxx calls Gerry for 00:02:36
| | | 09:51:14 Simon Green, DP's Brother-in-Law, calls David Payne for 95 seconds
| | 09:04:46 Jane Tanner texts Charlotte Gorrod
09:12:38 Jane Tanner calls her mum for 240 seconds
| 09:02:44 xxxx texts Rachael
09:02:58 xxxx calls Rachael for 00:00:01
09:14:17 xxxx calls Rachael for 00:01:10
09:22:53 xxxx calls Rachael for 00:03:27
we would have taken G***e to crèche I think for about nine half nine I think | | 10.00am | 10:01:06 Kate texts xxxx
10:03:06 Kate activates Luz 2 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:06:23 xxxx calls Kate for 272 seconds
10:16:21 xxxx texts Kate
10:17:16 Kate activates Luz 2 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:18:21 Jon Corner (Mobile) texts Kate
10:20:42 Kate calls her Mum’s Mobile for 171 seconds
10:26:38 xxxx calls Kate for 16 seconds
10:27:24 xxxx calls Kate for 54 seconds
10:30:22 Kate calls Fiona & Richard
10:33:20 Kate activates Lagos Centro DCS 3 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:34:57 Kate activates Praia Porto MOS 3 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:35:49 Geetisha Mobile calls Kate (activated Bensafrim 1 Antenna)
10:38:38 Kate activates Odiaxere Norte 2 Antenna
10:40:00 Kate activates Odiaxere Norte 1 Antenna
10:44:53 Kate activates Portimao 1 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:45:24 xxxx calls Kate (Portimao 1 Antenna)
10:46:52 Kate activates Portimao DCS 2 Antenna
10:48:38 Kate activates Portimao Estadio DCS 3 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:49:50 Kate activates Portimao Centro 3 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:51:46 Kate activates Portimao Centro 1 Antenna - No info. available. Kate’s full records not in files.
10:53:32 Kate activates Portimao Centro 1 Antenna
10:55:45 Kate activates Portimao Centro 1 Antenna
10:57:51 Jill Renwick Mobile calls Kate (activates Portimao Centro DCS 1 Antenna)
about ten, half ten Gerry, Kate, Matt and Jane and maybe Dave as well, erm went to Portimão to the Police Station to start doing interviews”.
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10:01:17 Gerry calls Kate’s parents, The Healy’s, for 00:05:57
10:06:08 xxxx calls Gerry for 00:02:52
10:11:21 NUMBER WITHHELD / BLANKED OUT calls Gerry for 00:08:22
10:42:58 NUMBER WITHHELD calls Gerry (while on way to Portimao cop shop)
10:56:07 Brother John (mobile) calls Gerry (In Portimao) for 00:01:12
10:59:09 Kennedy’s of Leicester call Gerry (in Portimao) for 49 seconds
about ten, half tenGerry, Kate, Matt and Jane and maybe Dave as well, erm went to Portimão to the Police Station to start doing interviews”.
| 10:32:57 Russell texts Jane
10:49:43 Russell calls xxxx for 63 seconds
10:52:04 Russell calls his work (Prof AN - in France at the time) for 13 seconds
10:53:10 Russell calls another work colleague, TW, for 241 seconds
| about ten, half ten Gerry, Kate, Matt and Jane and maybe Dave as well, erm went to Portimão to the Police Station to start doing interviews”.
| 10:16:32 Simon Green, DP's Brother-in-Law, texts David Payne
10:30:51 Simon Green, DP's Brother-in-Law, texts David Payne
| | 10:32:57 Russell texts Jane
about ten, half tenGerry, Kate, Matt and Jane and maybe Dave as well, erm went to Portimão to the Police Station to start doing interviews”.
| 10:17:35 xxxx calls Rachael for 253 seconds
10:31:06 xxxx calls Rachael for 261 seconds
10:55:48 xxxx (BBC or British Consulate?) calls Rachael for 210 seconds
| 10:26:04 Dianne Webster’s home (husband) calls Dianne’s Mobile for 860 seconds
10:45:31 Dianne Webster calls xxxx for 31 seconds
| 11.00am | | | | | | | | | |
Emma Knights (client support director) searched the beach area and asked Kate what Madeleine had been wearing. Shortly afterwards Emma returned to the McCann's apartment and stayed with Kate. Gerald was seen and spoken to by Neil Berry and Raj Malu. They heard him calling for Madeleine when they were sitting on Neil's balcony, not far from the McCann's apartment. They both went down to talk to Gerald and helped in the search. Both David Payne and Matthew Oldfield were seen by Emma Knights when she was on her way to the beach, the search area to which she was assigned by Lyndsey Johnson (child care director and search coordinator). I’ll just say that. I think then we decided that we just needed to look a little bit further afield, erm, and I went round the, the front of the apartments, the high side of the apartments, had a look along there, erm, got to the, what I’m calling the main road that drops in from, erm, from the, from the motor, from the dual carriageway outside of town, and then looked, you know, down, you know, looked down the hill there, erm, towards the, the, erm, the western side of the tennis courts, erm, really looking, you know, either side of the road just to see if she was sort of wandering there, erm, and you could hear kind of ‘Madeleine’ being shouted pretty much everywhere around at this point. Erm, that, the next, after I kind of moved down a bit to the left, there was the Supermarket quite some distance away, but there’s a, there’s a, there’s a road and I think it had a car park or a, well certainly a car park but there was an area of sort of rough that you could probably, you know, it’s not tarmaced or anything, had a look around there, couldn’t see her. And then there’s, erm, there was an entrance into, erm, the building kind of opposite this, which is, is, which is like a Shopping Centre, erm, or at least the lower floors seemed to have a kind of a set of like a Curry House and a Bar and a few things and a swimming pool as well, and, huh, I can’t remember the layout in there very much, but I remember it being kind of split on, on at least sort of two levels, lots of little recesses around kind of, I think kind of shop windows and stuff. So I didn’t really know where I was going, I’d never been in it before, but, nonetheless, sort of wandered around the lower floor and didn’t find anything. I went up on, on, I think on the next floor up, as I came off the stairs and came round there was a, a small Coffee Bar or a Bar on the left and looked in there and asked, there was a, there was a, a man and a, erm, erm, presumably a barman in there, just, there was only a couple of people, and said, you know, ‘Have you seen a little girl’ and, I mean, I don’t know how much English they spoke, but they seemed to, they just sort of shrugged and said no. So then just around that area. And then, and then found my way out of the, the Shopping Centre and actually came out at the other end from where, well a different entrance, I didn’t come out the same way I don’t think, erm, and, erm, it was actually on the road that comes down in front of the Baptista Supermarket. I don’t know whether I searched a little bit more around there, but not long thereafter I met Dave coming down the road in front of the Supermarket, erm, just looking terrible, just pale, erm, you know, sort of, you know, sort of fear in his eyes, saying, you know, ‘This is’, erm, ‘This is really bad. This is bad’, you know, ‘No-one’s found her. No-one’s found her’. Erm, and I don’t know what happened at this point particularly, erm, whether we went around there, but at some point or other me, Matt and Dave found ourselves either back at the flat or, or, or, together somewhere nearby and decided that we would, erm, head down to the beach,
Sylvie, who was the translator, I’m not sure when she arrived whether it was before the Police arrived or after the Police arrived or whenever,
then when the PJ actually arrived they came and got me to go and talk to the, the PJ”.I can’t remember what time of night that is, but that might have been before the Police came as well or just after the Police, but they’re the only other real people I can remember talking to”.(nannies)’And a female member of staff possibly from MARK WARNER’?” Reply “Yeah, she was certainly, yeah, she was, she was English, you know, clearly not a, not a local. Erm, next it says ‘We tried to find a picture of Madeleine’, I mean, it wasn’t so much struggling to get the picture, it was struggling to find the means of printing it. We had the cam, we had Kate’s camera, erm, the, what we were trying to do is find a picture that actually gave a good likeness, rather than just being any old shot it actually had, you know, a close-up of her, of her face. There were a lot of pictures on the camera but they were, you know, just at home and on, you know, in profile and things like that”.We were searching for a printer and Kat, one of the Nannies, said she had a printer’. I’m pretty sure it was Kat.
So the pictures of Madeleine?” Reply “On a digital camera”. 1578 “That were printed off?” Reply “Yeah”. 1578 “Came from Kate’s camera”. Reply “From Kate’s camera as far as I can remember, yeah. And the main issue was trying to find somewhere to print it”. 1578 “What about if we say ‘Kate checked her camera and found some pictures’?” Reply “Yeah, yeah, or ‘Kate’s camera was checked’, I don’t think Kate was in no, in no state whatsoever to check her camera”. 1578 “Okay. So ‘We tried to find a picture of Madeleine’?” Reply “Yeah”. 1578 “’Kate’s camera was checked’?” Reply “Umm, ‘And Kat or one of the other Nannies went to their flat to retrieve a printer or something that would connect to a printer andthen the pictures were printed in the office off the small reception portal’, there’s a little office in there”. Kat was there and Leanne was there, but whether it was actually their printer or lead, I’m not sure. The rest of that paragraph, erm, is fine. Erm,I think Gerry, it was actually Rachael, where it says ‘I’m not sure who informed the Authorities or media about Madeleine’s disappearance’, it says ‘It may have been Gerry’, erm, oh I beg your pardon, it’s the Authorities there, it says ‘Authorities or media’. I think, erm, Gerry and Matt, erm, were the people who, who actually tried to get the Ocean Club to phone the Police but it wasn’t the media, so maybe delete, if you delete ‘or media’, because the person on the media, I think that was, I think that was Rachael”. I loathe the media’ comma, just to make it, just to read. Erm, ‘A very low opinion of them’, full-stop. ‘David also’, ‘David was also keen to make use of the media and I think he may have conducted’, conducted, ‘may have sent an email but I’m not sure’, I think he was looking to do it but I don’t think, erm, I don’t think that actually happened”.
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