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Offline VIXTE

Yes ROB and JT are the only couple who I could find indication had actually used a MW listening service.

Have you red the rest of his statement?
They all hoped for the same service in Portugal, it was advertised but after they booked their holiday they were told this service doesn't exist in Portugal. Instead they had a free creche and a 15 EURO per hour baby sitting service.

I've read somewhere in the papers back in 2007 that McCanns even got some refund because it was wrongly advertised that Ocean Club had listening service.

Martina

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Have you red the rest of his statement?
They all hoped for the same service in Portugal, it was advertised but after they booked their holiday they were told this service doesn't exist in Portugal. Instead they had a free creche and a 15 EURO per hour baby sitting service.

Can I ask where did you find that info about the babysitter fees? Annnnd somehow I don't believe that spending these additional 150 pounds would ruin the McCanns.


Offline VIXTE

Can I ask where did you find that info about the babysitter fees? Annnnd somehow I don't believe that spending these additional 150 pounds would ruin the McCanns.

Russell O'Brien's statement, link posted above
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The deponent clarifies that, when they were on holiday in Greece via a booking with Markwarner, they verified that they had available a type of service called 'baby listening', clarifying that it consisted of leaving the children asleep, at home, while the parents went out to dinner, with the checking of the children carried out by nannies, who would listen close to the room windows, to hear if the children were crying, immediately informing the parents, if there was a problem. He explains that Markwarner makes this service available in Greece, but that in Portugal it is not; a fact that they came to know when they made their bookings. In the Luz Ocean Club, a baby-sitter service is offered so that the adults can dine. This service is free. However, the children do not stay at home, but in the creche installations. The nanny service costs around 15 euros per hour and functions until 01H00. In this case, they opted for a type of vigilance of the children like that they experienced in Greece. They thought that, given the number of adults present, it would be easy to carry out. Sporadically, when someone would get up, they would offer to go and listen for other couple's children, next to the window of their rooms. Questioned, the deponent clarifies that the Payne couple did not get up as they had a baby monitor on the table, that they considered sufficient and did not consider is necessary to personally check on the children.

Martina

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Thank you, Vixte. I still think 150 -200 pounds spent on nanny would not ruin the McCanns.

Offline VIXTE

Thank you, Vixte. I still think 150 -200 pounds spent on nanny would not ruin the McCanns.

Especially if they were told there were break ins and attacks on children in the area.
« Last Edit: June 22, 2014, 02:19:33 AM by VIXTE »

Martina

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Especially if they were told there are break ins and attacks on children in the area.

Because the good ole' common sense is not enough. How comes that leaving the apartment each morning Gerald locked it carefully? How comes that he left it open when there was something much more precious than money or jewelery - his children?

Offline pegasus

The main thing is, there was a clear warning sticker on the 5A lounge balcony door, warning to ensure that children are not allowed access to balcony without supervision, and not permitted to climb on balcony furniture.

Offline pegasus

Re the 2006 shared holiday by 3 of these 4 couples to a holiday resort in Greece: anyone know what holiday company's resort that was please? (in the rogatory statements it says it wasn't Mark Warner).

Offline valeria

Re the 2006 shared holiday by 3 of these 4 couples to a holiday resort in Greece: anyone know what holiday company's resort that was please? (in the rogatory statements it says it wasn't Mark Warner).
IIRC 3 couples were on holiday in Lemnos island.
As far as i know there is a Mark warner resort there since many years.
However i dont know if they had booked this.

Offline pegasus

IIRC 3 couples were on holiday in Lemnos island.
As far as i know there is a Mark warner resort there since many years.
However i dont know if they had booked this.
Many people seem to have been hypnotised into thinking that the 2006 Greek holiday shared by these adults DP FP MO RO JT ROB and their kids was to a Mark Warner resort.
It wasn't.
It was to a small resort in Greece owned by a different company and nothing to do with Mark Warner at all.
Here is proof: FP rogatory interview 2008
“... the idea had first come about really back in the previous year.  I’d been on holiday with Dave and our children, with Matt and Rachael and their child ..., , and Russ and Jane and their two children and we’d been to Greece for a week.
It wasn’t a Mark Warner, it was, erm, I can’t remember which company it was with ..."

« Last Edit: June 22, 2014, 09:25:58 PM by pegasus »

Offline VIXTE

Many people seem to have been hypnotised into thinking that the 2006 Greek holiday shared by these adults DP FP MO RO JT ROB and their kids was to a Mark Warner resort.
It wasn't.
It was to a small resort in Greece owned by a different company and nothing to do with Mark Warner at all.
Here is proof: FP rogatory interview 2008
“... the idea had first come about really back in the previous year.  I’d been on holiday with Dave and our children, with Matt and Rachael and their child ..., , and Russ and Jane and their two children and we’d been to Greece for a week.
It wasn’t a Mark Warner, it was, erm, I can’t remember which company it was with ..."

The deponent clarifies that, when they were on holiday in Greece via a booking with Markwarner, they verified that they had available a type of service called “baby listening”, clarifying that it consisted of leaving the children asleep, at home, while the parents went out to dinner, with the checking of the children carried out by nannies, who would listen close to the room windows, to hear if the children were crying, immediately informing the parents, if there was a problem.
He explains that Markwarner makes this service available in Greece, but that in Portugal it is not—a fact that they came to know when they made their bookings.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RUSSELL-OBRIEN.htm

Martina

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The deponent clarifies that, when they were on holiday in Greece via a booking with Markwarner, they verified that they had available a type of service called “baby listening”, clarifying that it consisted of leaving the children asleep, at home, while the parents went out to dinner, with the checking of the children carried out by nannies, who would listen close to the room windows, to hear if the children were crying, immediately informing the parents, if there was a problem.
He explains that Markwarner makes this service available in Greece, but that in Portugal it is not—a fact that they came to know when they made their bookings.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RUSSELL-OBRIEN.htm

Though Russel never says it were the holidays in 2006.

Offline pegasus

The 2006 holiday which three of these couples spent together Greece in 2006 was not to an MW resort

"we all as a group, except Gerry and Kate, went on holiday in September 2006 to Greece ...
... our September holiday in Greece in 2006 ... it wasn’t Mark Warner"
SOURCE: http://www.mccannfiles.com/id253.html

"I think the idea had first come about really back in the previous year. I’d been on holiday with Dave, and our children, with Matt and Rachael and their child, Grace, and Russ and Jane and their two children and we’d been to Greece for a week.  It wasn’t a Mark Warner, it was, I can’t remember which company it was with"
SOURCE: http://www.mccannfiles.com/id252.html
« Last Edit: June 23, 2014, 12:22:11 AM by pegasus »

Offline pegasus

The deponent clarifies that, when they were on holiday in Greece via a booking with Markwarner, they verified that they had available a type of service called “baby listening”, clarifying that it consisted of leaving the children asleep, at home, while the parents went out to dinner, with the checking of the children carried out by nannies, who would listen close to the room windows, to hear if the children were crying, immediately informing the parents, if there was a problem.
He explains that Markwarner makes this service available in Greece, but that in Portugal it is not—a fact that they came to know when they made their bookings.
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/RUSSELL-OBRIEN.htm
What you posted refers to a 2005 holiday which did not include any of the other couples.
It does not refer to the 2006 shared holiday.


Offline VIXTE

What you posted refers to a 2005 holiday which did not include any of the other couples.
It does not refer to the 2006 shared holiday.

Listening service is present in almost any luxury holiday resort in the world which British people visit.
But there O'Brien explained the idea and why they did it.