A British tourist who was taking a decidedly odd route with his child from the creche to his accommodation has almost certainly been traced.
The question is ... was that the man seen by Jane Tanner outside Block A? Until there is a definitive answer to that one Jane Tanner's sighting is evidence now as it was when she reported it on the night of the little girl's disappearance ten years ago.
The lighting in the room would not have been described by the witness in the manner it was unless the shutter had been raised.
Have you seen crecheman's clothes and kids pyjamas? Blue and orange = brown.

That was SY's revelation moment.
The room was lighter than I expected but I definitely didn't see the shutters up, the curtains were definitely not disturbed and the shutters would have had to have been completely up, I presume, not to get that sort of, because they were shutters that went solid but when you lifted them they had gaps of light, and I wasn't aware of that and it may well be that the light was just the source from behind'
I was there to check, erm, no, no funny sort of smells, no sort of funny draughts, no sort of funny sort of noises, no, erm, nothing that I can think of for that. I mean, it was a complete just a shock out of the blue when, you know, I'd been in and then suddenly somebody's saying Madeleine's missing, there was nothing that made me think, oh'.
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