The man that night (whom some people mistook for RM) is bilingual because several statements say so, for example
"... there was somebody who was was translating for us that evening who I briefly chatted to, stood next to a policeman, that I thought to be Robert Murat but I would never say conclusively that that was ..." (DP rog)
I can find no reference in any of the GNR officers' statements to a translator other than Sylvia B.
I can find no reference in other English people's statements to a male translator that night/.
"I was talking with Robert MURAT. He was err somebody that I would not a hundred percent say that I saw the night before but there was somebody who was also err who was translating for us that evening who I you know briefly chatted to, stood next to a Policeman, that I you know thought to be Robert MURAT but I would never say conclusively that that was Robert MURAT. And then but I just said I'm not, in my mind, I'm not dealing with him I'm getting much better with the other lady you know because they were just, you know pontificating around the area and I just wanted direct answers" ......the DP rog quote in its entire context.
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