There were many go between : the Gardai, DC Hughes, Stuart Prior, Bernard Gattney
Mr Smith didn't call DCI Hughes directly.
Page 122, nobody places Mr McCann at the Tapas table.
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Mr Smith said his wife agreed with him. She never denied it.
Your mistake I believe.
I have never suggested that Mr Smith phoned DC Hughes directly.
What I clearly posted was that he telephoned Leicestershire Police nine days after having watched the BBC News bulletin which gave him concern and that is absolutely correct.
His call was logged by the Holmes Indexer (standard procedure) and passed by that person within a matter of a few hours to DC Hughes.
DC Hughes then on the same day sent the information to Portimao PJ.
That information was then held by the PJ in Portimao for a full 12 days before Paiva telephoned Smith. I wonder why no contact was made with him for nearly two weeks after his initial contact with LP and why the PJ sat on the information?
Stuart Prior was only involved in that the email from DC Hughes to Portimao was copied to him.
The Gardai (via their Madrid representative, Gattney) only became involved long after the initial phone call and the contact made with Smith by Paiva.
I was absolutely correct in what I posted on this matter.
On the matter of the placing of Gerry McCann at the table I suggest you read the page I referred you to more carefully. There you will find the following.
" Said that, yesterday, one individual, purportedly the father of the missing, left the dinner table where a group of friends (in number 8 or 9), for about 30 minutes. After having returned, a woman whom she believed to be his wife, also left the table, there having passed a few moments, all the guests left the table in question, except one elderly lady, who told her [Svetlana's] colleagues that that child had disappeared."
That clearly places Gerry at the table when his wife left to do the final check and only after she returned from that check did he leave with the other guests.
Once again I was absolutely correct.
As for the question of you claiming I made a mistake when I stated that of all the Smith statements only one (the second one of Martin Smith) even suggests that there was a possibility that the sighting was of Gerry McCann I was absolutely correct.
As I expected you have utterly failed to prove that I have made a mistake in that claim because you cannot. There are no other statements which mention Gerry McCann.
That same statement does offer the hearsay comment that Martin Smith's wife agreed with him but that is not what I referred to.
I would appreciate an apology from you as not one of the three mistakes you attributed to me is actually a mistake at all, but am pretty certain that none will be forthcoming.