So no one who knows what they are talking about have said that 5a was treated differently. I see. Which still begs the question, why did the dogs alert to places and items belonging to only the McCanns ?
Thus, at the appointed time, the search with the dogs began, covering the following apartments:
5A:
From 8.30pm to 9.20pm, the dogs go through.
8.20pm: The cadaver dog, "marks," the couple's wardrobe area in the bedroom.
8.22pm: The cadaver dog, "marks" an area behind the sofa in the sitting room near the window overlooking the road.
From 8.47pm to 9.20pm, the blood detecting dog goes through.
8.10 (should it be 9.10?) The dog, "marks" an area of floor behind the sofa in the sitting room, near the window overlooking the road.
~ 110minutes
5B: 9.24 to 9.27pm: The cadaver dog did not alert on anything.
~ 3minutes5D: 9.29 to 9.34pm: The cadaver dog did not alert on anything.
~ 5minutes5H : 9.35 to 9.38pm : The cadaver dog did not alert on anything.
~ 3minutes4G : 9.42 to 9.45pm : The cadaver dog did not alert on anything.
~ 3minutes
Garden belonging to apartment 5A (with access via the balcony and the steps):
9.49 to 10pm: The cadaver dog "marks" an area of the garden immediately below the window.
~ 11minutes
Date: 01 ao? 2007 - 06h00
Inspection of the surrounding areas.
Date: August 1st - 6am
https://www.mccannpjfiles.co.uk/PJ/EDDIE-KEELA.htmThe time spent by the dog inspection team in apartment 5A and the garden are in bold red and is recorded in the files as noted above ...
The time spent in the other apartments is in bold and is also recorded in the files.
There is an obvious difference in the amount of time spent in one apartment as opposed to the total amount of time spent in all the others.