Slarti's Simple Solution.

[pathfinder73]

I confused the two doors, mainly because I had not seen any photos of the actual front door.  It was all about the front of the appartment overlooking the swimming pool.  A very easy mistake to make.

They were staying there and knew which was the front key door. They refer to the back door as the veranda or sliding door.

[jassi]

As, I think, would most people.

[Eleanor]

As, I think, would most people.

There was an awful lot of discussion about it at the time.  A lot of people were confused, probably not least The PJ who don't seem to have known much about anything at all.

[G-Unit]

Why the fuss? Gerry McCann demonstrated the memory of a goldfish. He didn't know which door he used, he forgot to mention that Kate went for a run during high tea, he couldn't remember which side of the road he was on, he thought David Payne checked his children on the Wednesday night, he thought there were only four people at the men's tennis at 6pm and he says David Payne went to see Kate at 1830 and returned at 19.00 but gives no reason why. He didn't notice that Russell missed his main course and had to have it redone, he said they and the Paynes frequently visited each other's apartments although Fiona said she entered his apartment for the first time after Madeleine's disappearance. He thought all the group members were at the table when the alarm was raised. A very unreliable witness.

[jassi]

Why the fuss? Gerry McCann demonstrated the memory of a goldfish. He didn't know which door he used, he forgot to mention that Kate went for a run during high tea, he couldn't remember which side of the road he was on, he thought David Payne checked his children on the Wednesday night, he thought there were only four people at the men's tennis at 6pm and he says David Payne went to see Kate at 1830 and returned at 19.00 but gives no reason why. He didn't notice that Russell missed his main course and had to have it redone, he said they and the Paynes frequently visited each other's apartments although Fiona said she entered his apartment for the first time after Madeleine's disappearance. He thought all the group members were at the table when the alarm was raised. A very unreliable witness.

Details, mere details - you need to see the bigger picture   

[G-Unit]

Details, mere details - you need to see the bigger picture   

It's like a jigsaw puzzle. Keep adding all the little things and the bigger picture begins to take shape. 

[Alfred R Jones]

Why the fuss? Gerry McCann demonstrated the memory of a goldfish. He didn't know which door he used, he forgot to mention that Kate went for a run during high tea, he couldn't remember which side of the road he was on, he thought David Payne checked his children on the Wednesday night, he thought there were only four people at the men's tennis at 6pm and he says David Payne went to see Kate at 1830 and returned at 19.00 but gives no reason why. He didn't notice that Russell missed his main course and had to have it redone, he said they and the Paynes frequently visited each other's apartments although Fiona said she entered his apartment for the first time after Madeleine's disappearance. He thought all the group members were at the table when the alarm was raised. A very unreliable witness.

Are any of these details significant?  Which ones point to his guilt in covering up the death of a child?