The police wanted the phones Brietta. Why don't you ask them why?
1485 "The phone, is it likely that I could collect it when I take you home''
Reply "I can certainly have a look for it and I can give you, I mean if you, if you wanted to have my other mobile phone with all the numbers in and you know if you can access text messages on that you're welcome to have that phone.'
1485 "Okay, do you know where you'd be able to put your hand on it if you''
Reply "Err the Samsung one, again, there was a Vodaphone bag that was knocking around, and that would be where it is if err I can find it. Fiona might know.'
1485 "Okay, perhaps you could give her a call or something.'
Reply "Yeah, yeah.'
1485 "Alright then, it's now sixteen forty on this date.'
01:09:48 The interview ceased at 1640 hours when the tape recorder was switched off.
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I really have no interest in asking the police anything at all about situations done and dusted in 2008.
I am far more interested in the present investigation in which the phone traffic of other individuals who were not known to the McCann party raised one or two professional eyebrows.
No point in asking them however ... particularly as the information concerns an active inquiry into what happened to Madeleine McCann.
Poring over her parent's phone records didn't get us anywhere close ... looking at the other phone calls made on that night might just provide the answers we all seek.
When a blank wall was hit in 2007 regarding the parent's phone traffic the next logical investigative progression should have been to look outward as SY and the PJ did when conducting their reviews. Because checking the records wasn't continued in 2007 it resulted in a loss of nearly four years.
A tragic state of affairs.