Sadie said;
"That would be unbelievably long for someone in Kates mental state at that time. In my opinion. I bet she could hardly think straight."
Sadie gave her opinion on what Kate McCann might have been thinking and feeling at the time. I responded by quoting, in Kate's own words, how she was actually feeling before the interview commenced.
My post did not refer to 'coming to terms with an entirely different situation many hours after that'
There was nothing misleading or dishonest in my post, it was factual.
Therefore your accusations are misleading and wrong imo.
Oh Kate's comment was factual alright ... insofar as Kate wrote it. But it is not in context and is therefore misleading.
You have taken it upon yourself to pervert it from the situation under discussion here and the resulting trauma described at length in Kate's book into deliberate distortion using Kate's own words to do so.
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NB6 September: Portuguese police interview Kate McCann for 11 hours as a witness in the presence of her lawyer.
7 September: During further questioning of Mr and Mrs McCann, detectives make them both "arguidos". Later, a family representative says officers believe they have found traces of Madeleine's blood in the McCanns' hire car.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13386785____________________________________________________________________________
The interview under discussion and to which reference was made was that which took place on the 6th of September.
You have chosen to take Kate's description of an entirely different situation when she had progressed from one set of traumas engineered by the PJ to the process of entering fight mode for herself, Madeleine and the rest of her family particularly the twins, as she prepared herself for the forthcoming ordeal of being made an arguida which happened on the 7th of September.
The point is that Sadie was referring to the lengthy interrogation Kate had already suffered not the forthcoming one which required an entirely different mindset.
You are confusing one with t'other; the passive witness anxious to do all she could for her daughter transformed into the "lioness" who knew she had to fight tooth and nail for all three of her children and herself ... and good on her for having the strength of character which enabled her to do that !
You have ignored any reference Kate made to that and she wrote about it at length; specifically for example her fears for her children. You have chosen comment which was irrelevant to what was then past (and the subject of discussion here) but was entirely relevant to what she knew she was to face in the immediate future and her feelings about that. Two entirely different situations and by using the wrong one to describe the other you are confusing the issue in your posting.