Which of the GNR officers saw the photo that Amy Tierney says she printed?
Armando Augusto Morais - No
Antonio Henrique de Conceicao Duarte - Yes
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/ANTONIO_DUARTE.htmAs concerns the photos of the child, he says that he only saw what he calls the originals, poster type 10 x 15 cm on photographic paper. He did not see any other type of photos. Upon being shown a sample, he recognises it as being identical.
When asked he say he does not know the quantity of photos, but that there was more than one. He says that of these photos, at least five, he annexed one to the document he sent to the Tribunal and another four were handed to the officers carrying out searches, which were later returned and handed to the police, in due course.
He says he does not know who handed him the photos, different from each other, two by two.
He is sure that he is the person who received them.
He states that the photos came from inside the apartment, he still cannot say who had them. When he was inside the police car, gathering identification documents from the parents, he asked someone nearby for photos, he does not know if that person was Portuguese or British. This same person entered the apartment and came out with the photos.
He does not know whether it was Silvia Baptista who gave him the photos, as she was translating the conversations, neither whether it was someone from the family or friends.
He is sure that he received them in the early morning, at about 02.00, when the police arrived, after having carried out the first search.
He has the impression he saw the girl's father, however he cannot confirm whether he was the one to give him the photos.
He presumes he was given the photos directly, or in other words that they were not passed to him via someone else.
When questioned he says that the photos could not have been printed/revealed at the Ocean Club installations (they do not have this kind of paper). He adds that the photos produced the following day, which he observed, were printed on A4 paper, which was available at the resort.
He says no more.
Antonio Freitas Silva - No
Carlos Manuel Carvalho Lacão - No
Joao Vasco da Silva Casimiro - No
José Carlos Leal Pimental - No
Jose Maria Batista Roque - No
Nelson Filipe Pacheco da Costa - Yes
http://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/NELSON-DA-COSTA.htmHe also notes that he saw various photographs on normal A4 paper of the girl, which had been printed at the reception, as well as other photos on photographic paper, poster type 10x15, that could not have been printed at the reception. This seemed unusual to him and he later confirmed that it was not possible for them to have been printed at the reception.
Pedro Miguel Esteves Fernandes - No
Paulo Jorge Carvaihosa da Costa - No
Paolo Jorge Fernandes Neto - Yes
At about 01.05-01.20 they arrived at the site. They went to Sergeant Duarte, Commander of the Lagos GNR division, who was on the corner pavement between Rua Agostinho da Silva and Rua Francisco Gentil Martins, where they were informed about the disappearance of a little girl from an apartment at the OC tourist complex.
Afterwards they received a photograph of Madeleine McCann and received orders to search the whole of the Rua da Ramalhete and the access points to Quinta da Bela Vista.
Rui Segio Lopes Silva - no
So 3 GNR officers saw photos (in plural) of the 10X15 format. This is consistent with Amy Tierney's statement.
