Strange Witness Statements

[misty]

http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/JEREMY-WILKINS.htm

May, 7th 2007  Jeremy Wilkins deposition
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On Wednesday, 2nd May, I could see it was raining and the tennis lesson was postponed. It was re-scheduled for 2:30 pm. I found this out at a later date and missed the lesson. I arrived about five (5) minutes before the end and realized this fact. I saw the usual people at the tennis lesson. I then went back to my apartment.

 That evening myself and my partner attended the 'Tapas' restaurant which is part of the hotel complex at the swimming pool. We sat down to eat at 7:30 pm. After about forty five (45) minutes Jerry appeared as did one of his friends. I believe it was Russell. They sat at the next table. We naturally engaged in conversation about everyday things. We spoke about childcare. That night my family were using the creche's facility. We found out that the group of families were occupying ground floor flats near the swimming pool and they were leaving the children by themselves in order for them to go to the restaurant in the evenings. They would then go regularly to check the children who would be asleep.

 I found out that Jerry was a cardiologist in a Hospital. At this time his wife was putting the children to bed.

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Perhaps GM had a guilty conscience over leaving Kate on her own again with the 3 children, so he sent DP up to 5a instead.

[pathfinder73]

http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/JEREMY-WILKINS.htm

May, 7th 2007  Jeremy Wilkins deposition
*snipped*
On Wednesday, 2nd May, I could see it was raining and the tennis lesson was postponed. It was re-scheduled for 2:30 pm. I found this out at a later date and missed the lesson. I arrived about five (5) minutes before the end and realized this fact. I saw the usual people at the tennis lesson. I then went back to my apartment.

 That evening myself and my partner attended the 'Tapas' restaurant which is part of the hotel complex at the swimming pool. We sat down to eat at 7:30 pm. After about forty five (45) minutes Jerry appeared as did one of his friends. I believe it was Russell. They sat at the next table. We naturally engaged in conversation about everyday things. We spoke about childcare. That night my family were using the creche's facility. We found out that the group of families were occupying ground floor flats near the swimming pool and they were leaving the children by themselves in order for them to go to the restaurant in the evenings. They would then go regularly to check the children who would be asleep.

 I found out that Jerry was a cardiologist in a Hospital. At this time his wife was putting the children to bed.

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Perhaps GM had a guilty conscience over leaving Kate on her own again with the 3 children, so he sent DP up to 5a instead.

Around 8:15 so a bit later than 7:30.

[Benice]

Are you kidding? She only went missing a few hours later. I think he could remember back a few hours before that time 

You talk as if nothing too serious at all had occurred later that night,.

So you don't think the enormous shock of what had happened could possibly have affected him?

When I had a call from the hospice where my husband was terminally ill - asking me to go in immediately - I have no memory at all of what I was doing on that day - (the day he died) during the time before I got that call.    Shock and trauma can have that effect on people.

 

[mercury]

You talk as if nothing too serious at all had occurred later that night,.

So you don't think the enormous shock of what had happened could possibly have affected him?

When I had a call from the hospice where my husband was terminally ill - asking me to go in immediately - I have no memory at all of what I was doing on that day - (the day he died) during the time before I got that call.    Shock and trauma can have that effect on people.

But neither had NO memory....they gave two conflicting stories....they can't both be right...that is on TOP of the conflicting statements as regards taking the kids out, that's three people and five stories

[Alice Purjorick]

I think it must be a generational thing.  Old men like Alice are probably far more inclined to think all their Christmases had come at once at the sight of a woman in a towel than one perhaps of David Payne's age, with his own nubile young wife waiting for him back at the apartment.

Women are all right but you can't beat the real thing 
Pick the bones out of that.

[pathfinder73]

You talk as if nothing too serious at all had occurred later that night,.

So you don't think the enormous shock of what had happened could possibly have affected him?

When I had a call from the hospice where my husband was terminally ill - asking me to go in immediately - I have no memory at all of what I was doing on that day - (the day he died) during the time before I got that call.    Shock and trauma can have that effect on people.

Please give it a rest. You could remember back a few hours when you saw her. Weak excuses don't wash in this game.

[misty]

Please give it a rest. You could remember back a few hours when you saw her. Weak excuses don't wash in this game.

You sound like Tinman...

[mercury]

You sound like Tinman...

Who is he? Was he a tennis player?

[pathfinder73]

You sound like Tinman...

? If you visited a friends house today would you remember why you were there and what you were doing? What you were talking about? If any kids were present and what they were doing? If you were inside or outside? If your friend was wearing only a towel. It is not difficult. These are doctors not imbeciles.

[misty]

? If you visited a friends house today would you remember why you were there and what you were doing? What you were talking about? If any kids were present and what they were doing? If you were inside or outside? If your friend was wearing only a towel. It is not difficult. These are doctors not imbeciles.

That would depend on how sober I was when I left.
But on a serious note.....the group were in shock & sleep-deprived. What Kate was wearing was not important - the sight of a living Madeleine was, even if DP didn't take any notice of exactly what she was doing & wearing.

[faithlilly]

Can't say I've ever noticed that in Bridlington

 

[faithlilly]

Why would she lie about something like that?

To dilute the criticism she received by putting the children in the crèche every day of the holiday ?

[sadie]

You talk as if nothing too serious at all had occurred later that night,.

So you don't think the enormous shock of what had happened could possibly have affected him?

When I had a call from the hospice where my husband was terminally ill - asking me to go in immediately - I have no memory at all of what I was doing on that day - (the day he died) during the time before I got that call.    Shock and trauma can have that effect on people.

I am sorry to hear that you suffered such a trauma, Benice.

Your hubby must have died too young.

Do hope that you have recovered and are OK again now.

sadie x

[pathfinder73]

Guess which book this is from? I can't believe what I'm reading.

May 3rd was an idyllic day which Madeleine spent digging sandcastles on the beach with her parents and the twins. Later, the couple were caught on CCTV feeding their children at the beachside Paraiso diner before returning to their two-bedroom holiday apartment at 5A Waterside Garden. The weary, happy children were bathed and changed before their bedtime when Kate McCann settled the twins into their cots and tucked Madeleine into her bed. As she arranged the blanket around her daughter and bent down to kiss the small snub and sunburned nose, Madeleine let out a pleased giggle.
'What are you laughing at, sweetie?' asked Kate.
'Oh, nothing, Mummy,' replied Madeleine, 'I was just thinking, today has been the nicest day of all. I've had lots and lots of fun.'

[misty]

Guess which book this is from? I can't believe what I'm reading.

May 3rd was an idyllic day which Madeleine spent digging sandcastles on the beach with her parents and the twins. Later, the couple were caught on CCTV feeding their children at the beachside Paraiso diner before returning to their two-bedroom holiday apartment at 5A Waterside Garden. The weary, happy children were bathed and changed before their bedtime when Kate McCann settled the twins into their cots and tucked Madeleine into her bed. As she arranged the blanket around her daughter and bent down to kiss the small snub and sunburned nose, Madeleine let out a pleased giggle.
'What are you laughing at, sweetie?' asked Kate.
'Oh, nothing, Mummy,' replied Madeleine, 'I was just thinking, today has been the nicest day of all. I've had lots and lots of fun.'

Danny Collins. Next?