Yes he did, but just that once only, by his own admission, not regularly as some claim.
You've also stated in a post that Gerry wasn't satisified with Matt Oldfield's auditory check and that is the reason he went to do his own visual check moments after. Care to explain that?
Dont you bother to read responses? All taken straight from legal statements.
How disingenious jassi.
I can only find three statements. Extracts from all three below
GERRY MCCANN'S STATEMENT 04 MAY 2007
As usual, every half hour and as the restaurant was near, the witness or his wife, would check whether the children were all right. In this way, at about 21.05 the witness came to the Club, entered the room using his respective key, the door being locked, went to his children's bedroom and checked that the twins were fine, as was Madeleine.
GERRY MCCANN'S STATEMENT 10 MAY 20072007.05.10
In this way he entered the children's bedroom and established visual contact with each of them, checking and is certain of this, that the three were sleeping deeply. He left the children's bedroom returning to place the door how he had already previously described, [then] going to the bathroom. Everything else was normal, the blinds, curtains and windows closed, very dark, there only being the light that came from the lounge.
GERALD PATRICK MCCANN ' STATEMENT AS AN ARGUIDO
(from DVD)
September 7/2007 16.05 to 20.50 at Portimao
On this occasion the three children were lying in their beds and asleep, he is sure of that. Moreover, he says that with respect to Madeleine she was in the same position in which he had left her at the beginning of the night. Madeleine was lying down on her left side, she was completely uncovered, that is, lying on top of the covers, with the soft toy and the blanket, both pink, next to her head,
Pity that you didn't bother to check before you made your damaging statement.
Perhaps you didn't want the truth out?[/size]
Three statements and three times he affirms that he saw the children.
Get your facts right, mercury.
Stop the disinformation. Creating myths.